This second volume by Graham Loud focuses on two key centres of the south Italian church in the central Middle Ages. The first section concentrates on the 'golden age' of the abbey of Montecassino, during the 11th and 12th centuries, when it was at the height of its influence and three of its monks became popes. The studies seek to place the abbey in its context, examining its relations with the papacy, Byzantium, and the local nobility. The second part deals with Benevento and the abbey of St Sophia, and looks at its development and administration, as well as the tensions that arose from its position as a papal enclave within the Kingdom of Sicily. Based on extensive archival research, the volume as a whole presents a fresh and original insight into the society of southern Italy from the coming of the Normans to its conquest by Charles of Anjou.
Cover 1
Series 3
Title 6
Copyright 7
Contents 8
Preface 10
Acknowledgements 14
PART I MONTECASSINO 16
I The Liri Valley in the Middle Ages Archaeological Survey in the Lower Liri Valley, Central Italy, under the Direction of Edith Mary Wightman, ed. J. W. Hayes and I.P. Martini. British Archaeological Reports, International Series 595, pp. 53-68 and 121—125. Oxford, 1994 16
II Montecassino and Byzantium in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries The Theotokos Evergetis and Eleventh-Century Monasticism, ed. Margaret Mullett and Anthony Kirby. Belfast Byzantine Texts and Translations 6. Belfast, 1994 74
III Abbot Desiderius of Montecassino and the Gregorian Papacy Journal of Ecclesiastical History 30. Cambridge, 1979 104
IV The Norman Counts of Caiazzo and the Abbey of Montecassino Monastica I Scritti raccolti in memoria del xv centenario della nascita di S. Benedetto 480-1980. Miscellanea Cassinese 44. Montecassino, 1981 130
PART II BENEVENTO 158
V The Genesis and Context of the Chronicle of Falco of Benevento Anglo-Norman Studies 15 Proceedings of the Battle Conference 1992, ed. M. Chibnall. Woodbridge, 1993 158
VI The Medieval Records of the Monastery of St Sophia, Benevento Archives 19. London, 1991 180
VII The Abbots of St Sophia, Benevento, in the Eleventh Century Quellen und Forschungen aus Italienischen Archiven und Bibliotheken 71. Rome, 1991 190
VIII A Lombard Abbey in a Norman World: St Sophia, Benevento, 1050-1200 Anglo-Norman Studies 19 Proceedings of the Battle Conference 1996, ed. C. Harper-Bill. Woodbridge, 1997 204
IX Politics, Piety and Ecclesiastical Patronage in Twelfth-Century Benevento Cavalieri alia Conquista del Sud. Studi sull ’Italia Normanna in Memoria di Léon-Robert Ménager. Bari, 1998 238
X A Provisional List of the Papal Rectors of Benevento, 1101-1227 First publication 268
XI Monarchy and Monastery in the Mezzogiorno: the Abbey of St Sophia, Benevento and the Staufen Papers of the British School at Rome 59. Rome, 1991 280
PART III POSTSCRIPT 316
XII The Case of the Missing Martyrs: Frederick II’s War with the Church 1239-1250 Studies in Church History 30, Martyrs and Martyrologies.Oxford, 1993 316
Index 328
476-1500; Benevento (Italy) Church history; Church history; Church history Middle Ages; Church history Middle Ages,600-1500; Église Histoire 600-1500 (Moyen Âge); History; Italie Histoire religieuse 476-1400; Italy; Italy Benevento; Italy Church history 476-1400; Kloosters; Montecassino (Monastery); Montecassino (Monastery) History
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This second volume by Graham Loud focuses on two key centres of the south Italian church in the central Middle Ages. The first section concentrates on the 'golden age' of the abbey of Montecassino, during the 11th and 12th centuries, when it was at the height of its influence and three of its monks became popes. The studies seek to place the abbey in its context, examining its relations with the papacy, Byzantium, and the local nobility. The second part deals with Benevento and the abbey of St Sophia, and looks at its development and administration, as well as the tensions that arose from its position as a papal enclave within the Kingdom of Sicily. Based on extensive archival research, the volume as a whole presents a fresh and original insight into the society of southern Italy from the coming of the Normans to its conquest by Charles of Anjou.
Cover 1
Series 3
Title 6
Copyright 7
Contents 8
Preface 10
Acknowledgements 14
PART I MONTECASSINO 16
I The Liri Valley in the Middle Ages Archaeological Survey in the Lower Liri Valley, Central Italy, under the Direction of Edith Mary Wightman, ed. J. W. Hayes and I.P. Martini. British Archaeological Reports, International Series 595, pp. 53-68 and 121—125. Oxford, 1994 16
II Montecassino and Byzantium in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries The Theotokos Evergetis and Eleventh-Century Monasticism, ed. Margaret Mullett and Anthony Kirby. Belfast Byzantine Texts and Translations 6. Belfast, 1994 74
III Abbot Desiderius of Montecassino and the Gregorian Papacy Journal of Ecclesiastical History 30. Cambridge, 1979 104
IV The Norman Counts of Caiazzo and the Abbey of Montecassino Monastica I Scritti raccolti in memoria del xv centenario della nascita di S. Benedetto 480-1980. Miscellanea Cassinese 44. Montecassino, 1981 130
PART II BENEVENTO 158
V The Genesis and Context of the Chronicle of Falco of Benevento Anglo-Norman Studies 15 Proceedings of the Battle Conference 1992, ed. M. Chibnall. Woodbridge, 1993 158
VI The Medieval Records of the Monastery of St Sophia, Benevento Archives 19. London, 1991 180
VII The Abbots of St Sophia, Benevento, in the Eleventh Century Quellen und Forschungen aus Italienischen Archiven und Bibliotheken 71. Rome, 1991 190
VIII A Lombard Abbey in a Norman World: St Sophia, Benevento, 1050-1200 Anglo-Norman Studies 19 Proceedings of the Battle Conference 1996, ed. C. Harper-Bill. Woodbridge, 1997 204
IX Politics, Piety and Ecclesiastical Patronage in Twelfth-Century Benevento Cavalieri alia Conquista del Sud. Studi sull ’Italia Normanna in Memoria di Léon-Robert Ménager. Bari, 1998 238
X A Provisional List of the Papal Rectors of Benevento, 1101-1227 First publication 268
XI Monarchy and Monastery in the Mezzogiorno: the Abbey of St Sophia, Benevento and the Staufen Papers of the British School at Rome 59. Rome, 1991 280
PART III POSTSCRIPT 316
XII The Case of the Missing Martyrs: Frederick II’s War with the Church 1239-1250 Studies in Church History 30, Martyrs and Martyrologies.Oxford, 1993 316
Index 328
476-1500; Benevento (Italy) Church history; Church history; Church history Middle Ages; Church history Middle Ages,600-1500; Église Histoire 600-1500 (Moyen Âge); History; Italie Histoire religieuse 476-1400; Italy; Italy Benevento; Italy Church history 476-1400; Kloosters; Montecassino (Monastery); Montecassino (Monastery) History
476-1500,Benevento (Italy) Church history,Church history,Church history Middle Ages,Church history Middle Ages,600-1500,Église Histoire 600-1500 (Moyen Âge),History,Italie Histoire religieuse 476-1400,Italy,Italy Benevento,Italy Church history 476-1400,Kloosters,Montecassino (Monastery),Montecassino (Monastery) History

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