Studies in medieval culture, III
By: edited by John R. Sommerfeldt
Contributors: Sommerfeldt, John R.; Western Michigan University. Medieval Institute
Series: Studies in medieval culture -- 3; Studies in medieval culture -- 3.
Publisher: Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Kalamazoo, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 195
ISBN-13: 9780912244068
Subjects: Congresses; Medieval Civilization
Notes: Papers presented at the 3rd Conference on Medieval Studies sponsored by the Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University ... held on March 17-19, 1966.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The Role of the Papacy in the Coronation of Charlemagne  -- Norton Downs; title: The Political Uses of Theology: The Conflict of Bishop Agobard and the Jews of Lyons  -- Arthur J. Zuckerman; title: The Voices of The Owl and the Nightingale  -- Richard E. Allen; title: Walter of Chatillon and the Decretum of Gratian: An Analysis of "Propter Zion non tacebo"  -- Laurence Eldredge; title: The Welsh Cistercians: Recent Research and Future Prospects  -- Rhys W. Hays; title: The Albigensian Crusade: A New View  -- Robert J. Kovarik; title: Innocent III and the Distinctive Clothing of Jews and Muslims  -- Allan Cutler; title: A Note on a Manuscript of the Pseudo-Joachim  -- Georges A. Barrois; title: The Notion and Role of Beatitude in the Thought of St. Thomas Aquinas  -- Robert F. Harvenek, S.J.; title: The Five Ways and the Four Causes  -- Harold J. Johnson; title: Did the Scholastics Have an Accurate Knowledge of Maimonides?  -- Seymour Feldman; title: The Popular Hymnody of Medieval Italy and its Relationship to the Pious and Penitential Confraternities  -- Sister M. Cyrilla Barr; title: The Romantic Conception of Marriage: Some Remarks on C.S. Lewis' Discussion of The Kingis Quair  -- Dolores L. Noll; title: Opaque Style and its Uses in Troilus and Criseide  -- Richard A. Lanham; title: Rhetoric and Symbol in The Pearl  -- Roger P. Parr; title: Falsing the Dooms in Scotland -- Marjorie E. Gesner.