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Preface and Acknowledgements 6 Table of Contents 8 Abbreviations 10 Bishops Under Threat – Between Ascetics and “Combative Creatures” 12 Part One: Threatening Episcopal Authority: Jurisdiction and Territory 38 Threatening Metropolitan Authority in Fifth-Century Gaul 38 Between Royal Power and Legitimacy – The Bishops of Mérida (6th– 7th c.) 66 Bishops under Pressure: Priests and Episcopal Authority in Carolingian Francia 92 Episcopal Authority and Diocesan Structure in England (c. 650–1050) 106 Suspicious Minds: Bishops without Seat and Canonical Bishops in Eighth-Century Bavaria 126 The Tenth-Century Castilian Church in the Wider Iberian Context: The Large Gap between Ideal and Reality 150 Part Two: Bishops and Politics 178 Burgundians and Bishops 178 Sailing to Byzantium: Sixth-Century Popes under Threat in Constantinople 194 Victims, Actors or Spectators? The Bishops of the Merovingian Kingdom during the Civil War of 575–613 216 Bishops, Relics and Multi-Directional Pressures in Carolingian Northern Italy: The Cases of Verona and Milan 228 Part Three: Individualising Threats and Strategies 258 Italy’s Late Antique Bishops in Exile (3rd–Beginning of 7th c.): The Epigraphic Point
- Author
- Sabine Panzram;Pablo Poveda Arias;
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
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