Ecclesia et violentia

• List of Abbreviations
• p. viii

• Acknowledgements
• p. xiii

• Introduction
• p. 1

• Part I
• Violence against the Church

• Chapter 1
• Arsonists, Thieves and Clerics: Attacks against the Church within the Dioceses of Salamanca and Zamora during the 12th and 13th Centuries
• p. 8

• Chapter 2
• Pierre's Crossing: Violence and Assassination in the South of France at the Turn of the 13th Century
• p. 26

• Chapter 3
• Violence against the Paulines in Late Medieval Slavonia
• p. 41

• Chapter 4
• Episcopal and Papal Vacancies: A Long History of Violence
• p. 54

• Part II
• Violence within the Church

• Chapter 5
• Serente diabulo: The Revolts of the Nuns at Poitiers and Tours in the Late 6th Century
• p. 72

• Chapter 6
• Violence in the Monastery: The Lynching that Could Have Happened -Based on a Story Recorded by Ekkehard IV of St Gall
• p. 91

• Chapter 7
• Chivalry, War and Clerical Identity: England and Normandy c. 1056-1226
• p. 102

• Chapter 8
• All my Sons are Bastards: Geoffrey Plantagenet's Military Service to Henry II
• p. 122

• Chapter 9
• Making War and Enormities: Violence within the Church in the Diocese of Cracow at the Beginning of the 14th Century
• p. 141

• Chapter 10
• Violence and Apostasy: Conflict as Cause or Side Effect?
• p. 166

• Part III
• The Church in a Violent World

• Chapter 11
• The Attack on Pope Formosus: Papal History in an Age of Resentment (875-897)
• p. 184

• Chapter 12
• The Archdiocese of Nidaros and Its Political Encounters in Late 12th and Early 13th Century Norway
• p. 209

• Chapter 13
• Once upon a Time in Faversham
• p. 220

• Chapter 14
• Vis et metus, or How the Monastic Chronicler Ludolf of Sagan Presented the Relationships of Canons Regular with Local Dukes (14th Century)
• p. 236

• Part IV
• Cultural Perceptions of Violence

• Chapter 15
• A beato Maximino se letaliter ictum eiulando indicavit. Visions of Saints Personally Executing Physical Punishments in 10th- and 11th-century French Hagiography
• p. 254

• Chapter 16
• The Clergy's Complaints and Pleas to Rulers for Protection from Violence in France and the Empire (10th-12th Centuries)
• p. 280

• Chapter 17
• The Protection of the Church by Hungarian Royal Decrees and Synodal Statutes in the 11th to early 14th centuries
• p. 313

• Chapter 18
• Rough Sex and Rape in Carmina Burana
• p. 333

• Chapter 19
• The Use of Power and Violence as Methods of Conducting a Religious Dispute: The Case of the Hussite Polemics
• p. 344

• Contributors
• p. 356