The papacy and political ideas in the Middle Ages
By: Walter Ullmann.
Series: Variorum reprint ; CS44
Publisher: Variorum Reprints
Published: 1976
Place of publication: London
Language: eng; ger
Number of pages: 406
Subjects: Papacy -- History; Church history -- Middle Ages, 600-1500; Political science -- History; Philosophy, Medieval
Notes: Includes bibliographies and index.
Includes original pagings.
Reprints of articles in English or German, originally published between 1952 and 1973.
Table of contents: title: 1. Cardinal Humbert and the Roman Ecclesia.; title: 2. Von Canossa nach Pavia.; title: 3. The Pontificate of Adrian IV.; title: 4. Cardinal Roland and Besançon.; title: 5. The significance of Innocent III's decretal Vergentis.; title: 6. Dies ortus imperii.; title: 7. The decline of the Chancellor's authority in medieval Cambridge.; title: 8. The curial exequies for Edward I and Edward III.; title: 9. A decision of the Rota Romana on the benefit of clergy in England.; title: 10. De Bartoli sententia.; title: 11. The University of Cambridge and the Great Schism.; title: 12. The recognition of St Bridget's Rule by Martin V.; title: 13. Eugenius IV, Cardinal Kemp and Archibishop Chichele.; title: 14. Thomas Becket's miraculous oil.; title: 15. The legal validity of the papal electoral pacts.; title: 16. Julius II and the schismatic cardinals.; title: 17. The medieval papal court as an international tribunal.; title: 18. The Papacy as an institution of government in the Middle Ages.