The medieval clergy, 800-1250: a sourcebook
"The Medieval Clergy gives voice to the so-called secular clergy in the Central Middle Ages--a group that included priests, bishops, deacons, and canons, whose primary responsibilities included ministering to laypeople. These clerics administered the sacraments, and their churches sheltered the...
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| Summary: | "The Medieval Clergy gives voice to the so-called secular clergy in the Central Middle Ages--a group that included priests, bishops, deacons, and canons, whose primary responsibilities included ministering to laypeople. These clerics administered the sacraments, and their churches sheltered the poor, housed the relics of the saints, and offered places of protection and community. The documents collected here, most appearing for the first time in English, allow readers to explore the richness of the lives of these clergy: the ideals they strove to emulate, the complexity of their lived experiences, and the multifaceted roles they played--pastoral, sacramental, familial, social, educational, liturgical, memorial, military, economic, legal, and civic." |
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Contents Illustrations Abbreviations Acknowledgments Note on Translations, Names, and Placenames Guide for Students Introduction xvi xvii xix xxii xxiii i Part I. Norms and Expectations of Clerical Conduct 19 Guiding Precepts 19 1 Biblical foundations · 21 1A The priesthood of Aaron and his sons (Exodus 28:1-5,41-43 and 29:1-11) · 23 1B The apostolic commission (Matthew 9:35-38 and 10:1-17; Luke 10: 1-12,16-18) · 24 1C First letter of Paul to Timothy (1 Timothy 3:1-13) · 25 2 Ambrose of Milan, On Duties (De officiis) · 26 3 Gregory the Great, Rule for Pastoral Care (Regula pastoralis) · 35 4 Isidore of Seville, On Ecclesiastical Offices (De ecclesiasticis officiis) · 41 5 The Ancient Statutes of the Church (Statuta ecclesiae antiqua) · 59 Laws and Rules 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 TheRuleofAachen,confirmedattheCouncilofAachen(8i6) · 64 Canons from the Council of Hohenaltheim (916) · 76 Canons from the Council of Seligenstadt (1023) . 86 Proceedings ofthe Council ofLimoges (1031) · 93 Lateran synod ofPope Nicholas II, Rome (1059) · 99 Provincial council ofReims (1157) · 111 Canons from the Fourth Lateran Council (1215) · 116 Visitation register of Archbishop Odo II Rigaud of Rouen (12481249) . 126 62
viii · Contents Models and Exhortations 133 14 Anonymous, Life ofErmengaudus, Bishop of Urgell (after 1035) · 134 15 Marbode of Rennes, Life of GualteriusofLesterps (before 1096) · 139 16 Dossier: The career and legacy of Grimoard of Mussidan, bishop of Angou lême (г. 991-1018) · 152 16А Ademar of Chabannes, Chronicon (1025-1031) · 153 16B Anonymous, History of the Bishops and Counts ofAngoulême (twelfth century) . 155 16C Charters from the cartulary of the cathedral of Saint-Pierre in Angou lême (ca. 1002-1089) · 156 Part II. The Rhythms of Clerical Life 161 Sex, Marriage, and Inheritance 161 Two letters on clerical marriage · 162 17A Letter of Mantio, bishop of Châlons-en-Champagne, to Fulk, arch bishop of Reims, concerning a priest who had become engaged (ca. 894-900) «163 17B Letter of Arnulf, bishop of Lisieux (r. 1141-1181), to Pope Alexander III regarding a priest and his family (1178/9) · 164 18 Atto ofVercelli, Letter to all the priests of his diocese on marriage, fornication, inheritance, and family (ca. 960) · 165 19 Two clerical poems on love and sex · 172 19A Aletter-poem of Fulcoius of Beauvais in defense of clerical marriage (ca. 1067-1082) · 173 19B Verses of the priest Odo in praise of boys (ca. 1100) · 177 20 Dossier: Reform and resistance at the Council of Poitiers (1078) · 178 20A Canons from the councils of Tours (1060) and Poitiers (1078) against clerical fornication, concubinage, and other practices · 180 20B Letter of the canons of Cambrai (1078) against the legislation of Poitiers and other reform initiatives · 181 20C Response of the canons
ofNoyon to the preceding letter from Cambrai (1078) · 185 20D Charter of Duke Guy-Geoffrey ofAquitaine forbidding the admission of the sons of clergy to the community of Saint-Hilaire-le-Grand (1078/9) · 188 17
Contents · ix Education, Learning, and Friendship 21 22 23 24 25 26 190 Teaching and learning in tenth-century Liège · 191 21A Letter of Everacher, bishop of Liège, to his former master Rather, bishop ofVerona (968) · 193 21B Anselm of Liège on the teaching style and curriculum of bishops Everacher (r. 959-971) and Notker ofLiège (r. 972-1008) · 195 Letter of Meinhard, the schoolmaster of Bamberg, about Bishop Gunther of Bamberg’s dubious conduct (ca. 1058-1064) · 198 A token of friendship from Hildebert of Le Mans to the bishop of Bayeux (ca. 1081-1096) · 200 Letter ofa student concerning his studies at Paris (ca. 1111-1113) · 202 A snowball fight between students and townspeople of Reims takes a nasty turn (before 1137) · 204 Letter of Alexander III to the chapter of Châlons-en-Champagne, regarding the establishment ofschools in the diocese (16 March 1166/7) · 210 Old Age, Death Rituals, and Episcopal Succession 211 Two episcopal successions at Cambrai (979-980 and 1051) · 212 The death and burial ofjohn, bishop ofThérouanne (1130) · 219 29 Dossier: Death and remembrance in eleventh-century Reims · 226 29A Leaf from the capitular necrology of Sainte-Marie of Reims (eleventh twelfth centuries) · 227 29B The final testaments of Gervais, archbishop of Reims (d. 1067), and Odalric, provost of the cathedral chapter (d. 1075) · 230 29C Two epitaphs: Archbishop Gervais (d. 1067) and Herimann the school master (d. ca. 1081) · 237 30 Appropriating the property of the dead « 238 30A Charter ofLouis VII, king of France, concerning his regalian rights at Châlons-en-Champagne (1147)
· 239 30B Letter of Pope Anastasius IV to the archdeacons ofLaon on their unlawful appropriation of episcopal goods and revenues following the death of their bishop (1154) · 240 31 Dossier: Charters concerning the lands and family of Salomon, the cantor of Saint-Hilaire-Ie-Grand, Poitiers (967-1017) · 241 31A March 967 · 242 31B March 967 · 244 31C May, ca. 980 · 245 31D February 988-996 · 245 27 28
X · Contents 31E May 988-996 · 246 31F December, ca. 997 · 247 32 31G 13 August 1017 · 248 Images of Salomon’s docüments (tenth-eleventh centuries) · 249 32A Portion of a charter, featuring the siglum of Salomon at the base (Document 31F) · 250 32B Portion of a charter of sale from Salomon to Rainardus (Document . 31G) · 250 Part III. Priestly Duties: Ordination, the Liturgy, and the Sacraments 251 The Priest and His Flock 251 33 34 35 36 37 Dedicating a church and conducting the Mass: Images from two pontificals · 253 33A Dedication of a church with clergy and laypeople attending (late tenth/early eleventh century) · 254 33B A bishop elevates the host during the Mass (thirteenth century) · 255 The Admonitio synodalis: A model sermon for clerical instruction (tenth century) · 2 56 Dossier: Administering the sacraments ofbaptism and penance · 260 35A GerbaldlofLiège (?), Capitulary on the conduct of priests (ca. 801/2) « 261 35В Instructions for priests on baptism (ninth century) · 265 35C Pope John VIII rebukes Anselm of Limoges for his ruling on baptism bylaypeople (879) · 271 35D Halitgar ofCambrai and penitential correction (ca. 829-830) · 273 Excommunication liturgy from the Romano-Germanic Pontifical (ca. 10001010) · 276 Excommunication ceremony from the Council ofLimoges (1031) · 284 On Choosing a Suitable Bishop Letter ofHincmar, archbishop of Reims, to the clergy of Beauvais: On selecting a suitable bishop (881) · 290 39 The Ordines Romani: The ordination of bishops (mid-eighth century) · 294 40 The Sacramentary of Angoulême: Rite for the ordination of bishops (late
eighth century) «300 41 Ademar ofChabannes on the consecration ofBishop Gerald ofLimoges in 1014/15(1025-1031) . 306 38 288
Contents · xi Ordering the Church: Blessing Consecration, Protection 308 42 Selections from the “Egbert” Pontifical (tenth century) · 309 42A Restoration of an altar or of a sacred place where blood was spilled or a homicide committed «310 42B Mass for the reconciliation of a church «311 42C Blessing of virgins, nuns, and widows · 312 42D Blessing of garments/consecration of clo thing «313 43 Consecrating and protecting a church: Two examples · 314 43A Bishop Anselm of Limoges protects the church at Favars (897) »315 43B Archbishop Godfrey II of Bordeaux places stones in the foundation of Barbezieux (1030s) »317 44 Selections from the Sacramentary ofAngoulême: Masses for a saint’s feast and for princes (late eighth century) «318 44A Mass for a saint’s day · 319 44B Masses to bless secular rulers · 320 45 Ordo for conducting a synod, from the pontifical of Hugh, bishop of Besançon (before 1039) · 322 46 John of Ivry, bishop of Avranches, on the symbolism of clerical vestments (ca. 1060-1067) · 329 The Cult ofRelics 47 Ademar of Chabannes on Bishop Gerald of Limoges, the cathedral canons, and the head ofjohn the Baptist (1025-1031) · 333 48 Adorning and glorifyingthe church at Le Mans (ca. 1100/1-1125) · 336 49 Dossier: RelicsandcontroversyatSens (1096-1293) · 343 49A Chronicle of Sainte-Colombe of Sens (for the years 1097 [1096] and 1106) · 344 49B Chronicle of Saint-Pierre-le-Vif of Sens (continuation; for the year 1160) . 345 49C Two charters of Hugh ofToucy for Sainte-Colombe concerning the relics of St Lupus · 346 49C.1 Charter of 24 June 1160 · 346 49C.2 Charter of 1161
· 347 49D Chronicle of Sainte-Colombe of Sens (for the year 1164) · 347 49E Geoffroy of Courions list of the relics of Saint-Pierre-le-Vif (1293) . 349 332
xii · Contents Part IV. The Secular Clergy in the Wider World 350 Recovery, Settlement, and Administration of Church Lands 350 50 Letter of Pope John VIII regarding possessions of the church of Poitiers 51 52 53 54 55 (878) · 351 Bishops and cathedral lands at Limoges (tenth century) · 354 51A Charter of a laywoman, Deda (920) · 355 51B Charter of Himblard, archbishop of Lyon (959) · 357 Renaud II, bishop of Angers, restores two churches to the chapter of SaintMaurice of Angers (1001) · 358 Charters of property regulation at Saint-Hilaire-le-Grand, Poitiers (ca. 1000) · 360 53A Charter of Gauzfredus (end of the tenth century) · 361 53B Charter ofDuke William V of Aquitaine (1016) · 362 A father gives the cathedral chapter of Girona an estate in exchange for a place in the community for his son (1072) · 364 Settling land and establishing new churches near Hamburg (11051106) · 366 55A Archbishop Frederick of Hamburg intervenes to resolve a dispute over parishioners (1105) · 367 55B Archbishop Frederick entices settlers from Holland to cultivate unfarmed land in his diocese ( 110ό) · 368 The Clerical Precinct 369 56 Dossier: The canons’precinct · 370 56A Plans of the cathedral quarters of Metz and Laon (twelfth-thirteenth centuries) · 372 56A.1 Canons’ quarter, cathedral of Saint-Étienne ofMetz (twelfth and thirteenth centuries) · 372 56A.2 Canons’ quarter, cathedral of Notre-Dame of Laon (beginning of the thirteenth century) · 373 56B King Henry I of France restores to the cathedral chapter of Amiens the liberties of its precinct (1057) · 373 56C The dean of the cathedral
chapter of Beauvais writes to the archbishop of Reims concerning a dispute over a house in the canons’ precinct (ca. 1115-1123) .375 56D John II, bishop of Orléans, gives to the chapter of Sainte-Croix a plot of land and permission to install a gate in the city wall (1127) · 376 56E Pope Alexander III confirms to the cathedral chapter of Reims two statutes on the canons’residency and stipends (1170/1) · 377
Contents · xiii Correction, Judgment, and Arbitration 378 57 Archbishop Hincmar of Reims addresses the conduct of a rogue priest (871) .379 Two charters given by the bishop ofToul establishing rights of justice in his city and diocese . 383 58A Udo,bishop ofToul, confirms a synodal judgment regarding the legal rights of the church ofToul (1056) · 384 58В Udo, bishop ofToul, deposes the count ofthe city, Arnulf, and ■ establishes the rights pertainingto the comital office (1069) · 386 59 Dossier: Dispute resolution and inter-communal arbitration · 391 59A The archbishop of Reims, the bishop of Soissons, and other judges resolve a dispute between the abbeys of Saint-Quentin and SaintSymphorien ofBeauvais over property rights (1136) · 39г 59B The pope delegates the bishops of Soissons and Noyon to adjudicate a dispute between the nuns ofBourbourg and the provost ofWatten (1176/7) · 394 59B.1 Pope Alexander III entrusts the resolution of a dispute be tween the nuns of Bourbourg, the abbot of Saint-Bertin, and the provost of Watten to the bishops of Noyon and Soissons (1176) *394 59B.2 The bishops of Noyon and Soissons inform Pope Alexander IIIoftheoutcomeoftheirhearing(ii76/7) · 395 58 Waging War and Making Peace 60 Dossier: Bishops as defenders and attackers of houses of canons. Documents from Lesterps and Saint-Junien «397 60A Foundation charter of Lesterps (ca. 975) · 399 60B AdemarofChabannes on war at Saint-Junien (1025-1031) · 400 60C Charter from Adalmodis of the March describing an earlier attack by her father on Lesterps (1098) · 401 61 Bishop Oliba of Vic on the
Peace and Truce of God in Catalonia (ca. 1030) · 402 62 Bishop Arnulf of Soissons preaches and makes peace in Flanders (1083) · 405 63 A bishop militant: Balderich II of Liège (r. 1008-1018) and Count Lambert ofLouvain (d. 1015) (ca. 1100) .411 64 A letter condemning bishops who engage in warfare, falsely attributed to 65 Fulbert of Chartres (ca. 1100) · 420 Charter of Renaud II, archbishop of Reims, conceding the fief of Bouillon to the bishop of Liège (1127) »431 396
xiv . Contents Secular Clergy and the Foundation ofReligious Communities 434 66 Episcopal reform of religious houses: Hildegar and Hilduin of Limoges at Eymoutiers · 435 66A Ademar of Chabannes, Chronicon (1025-1031) · 43 5 66B The History ofthe Monastery ofUzerche (early twelfth century) · 436 67 Dossier: Ebles of Limoges (d. 976/7) at the Poitevin houses of SaintHilaire-le-Grand and Saint-Maixent · 439 67A Remembering Ebles of Limoges · 439 67A.1 Ademar of Chabannes, Chronicon (1025-1031) · 440 67A.2 Charter of Saint-Maixent (ca. 960) · 441 67B Remembering bishops and rebuilding religious houses » 442 67B.1 Charter of Saint-Hilaire-le-Grand (February 876) · 443 67B.2 Charter of Saint-Maixent (1 April 898-923) · 444 67B.3 Charter of Saint-Maixent (28 April 925) » 445 68 Dossier: The foundation of Saint-Sauveur of Anchin (1079) · 446 68A The foundation ofAnchin, from the Anchin continuation of the Chromc!eofSigebertofGembloux(iii3-ii3s) · 447 68B Gerard II, bishop of Cambrai, authorizes the foundation ofAnchin and oversees its endowment (1079) · 448 68C The account of the foundation ofAnchin in the continuation of the Deeds ofthe Bishops of Cambrai (1092) · 450 Clergy in the Urban Landscape 451 69 The political and civic arenas of the archbishops of Milan: Arnulf of Milan’s Book of Recent Deeds (ca. 1077) . 453 70 King Louis VI of France renders judgment in a suit brought by the bishop of Soissons against the commune of Soissons (1136) · 461 71 Two letters ofJohn of Salisbury on urban strife « 464 71A John of Salisbury writes to Bishop John of Poitiers on troubles between
the archbishop, clergy, and townspeople of Reims (1167) · 465 71B John of Salisbury, bishop of Chartres, writes to the chapter of SaintMartin of Tours concerning his excommunication of local burghers (1180) · 467 72 Dossier: Judgments in favor of the cathedral chapters of Rouen and Laon, con cerning the disruptive behavior of laymen (1156/7 and 1180) · 468 72A Pope Adrian IV commands the archbishop ofRouen and bishop of Amiens to investigate the unlawful construction of a house (1156/7) « 469 72B At the request of Pope Alexander III, Bishop Henry of Senlis renders judgment in a case concerning the extension of a house into a street claimed by the chapter of Laon (1180) · 469
Contents · XV 72C Pope Alexander III confirms to the chapter of Laon its rights over the street before the cathedral and forbids its use for a meat market (27 October 1180) · 470 72D Pope Alexander III acts against the transgressors of the rights of the cathedral chapter ofLaon (27 October 1180) » 471 73 Renaud of Forez, archbishop-elect of Lyon, makes an agreement with the citizens of Lyon concerning repayment of a loan (1193) · 471 74 LanfrancofPaviaandthebishop’sdutytothepoor(ii98-i2i3) · 475 75 Charter of Lambert of Zonnebeke, bishop of Noyon-Tournai, turning over direction of a leper house to Engelbert, abbot of Saint-Quentin-en-l'Île (1122) · 477 76 Poor relief at Amiens: The vita of Godfrey, bishop of Amiens (ca. 1138) · 479 Glossary Select Bibliography Index 483 493 498 |
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| spelling | The medieval clergy, 800-1250 a sourcebook John S. Ott and Anna Trumbore Jones Toronto Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies [2024] © 2024 xxi, 511 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Mediaeval sources in translation 63 St Michael's College mediaeval translations John S. Ott und Anna Trumbore Jones haben den Band zusammengestellt und herausgegeben Part I. Norms and expectations of clerical conduct -- Part II. The rhythms of clerical life -- Part III. Priestly duties: ordination, the liturgy, and the sacraments -- Part IV. The secular clergy in the wider world "The Medieval Clergy gives voice to the so-called secular clergy in the Central Middle Ages--a group that included priests, bishops, deacons, and canons, whose primary responsibilities included ministering to laypeople. These clerics administered the sacraments, and their churches sheltered the poor, housed the relics of the saints, and offered places of protection and community. The documents collected here, most appearing for the first time in English, allow readers to explore the richness of the lives of these clergy: the ideals they strove to emulate, the complexity of their lived experiences, and the multifaceted roles they played--pastoral, sacramental, familial, social, educational, liturgical, memorial, military, economic, legal, and civic." Geschichte 800-1250 gnd rswk-swf Klerus (DE-588)4031147-8 gnd rswk-swf Europa (DE-588)4015701-5 gnd rswk-swf Catholic Church / Clergy / History / To 1500 / Sources Clergy / Europe / History / To 1500 / Sources Europe / Church history / 600-1500 / Sources Europe / Histoire religieuse / 476-1492 / Sources (DE-588)4135952-5 Quelle gnd-content Europa (DE-588)4015701-5 g Klerus (DE-588)4031147-8 s Geschichte 800-1250 z DE-604 Ott, John S. 1969- (DE-588)1093416386 edt Jones, Anna Trumbore (DE-588)1057740179 edt Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies (DE-588)40286-2 isb Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 9781771104364 Mediaeval sources in translation 63 (DE-604)BV000006933 63 Digitalisierung UB Bamberg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034993908&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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