John Eldevik is Assistant Professor of History at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York. In addition to articles and reviews in a range of international journals, he is the author of Medieval Germany: Research and Resources (2006), a reference guide to medieval German history published by the German Historical Institute in Washington, DC.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: bishops, power and medieval society: a comparative approach 1. The social worlds of the ecclesiastical tithe 2. Tithes, bishops and society in Frankish Europe 3. Landscapes of episcopal authority: Lucca, Mainz and Salzburg 4. Diabolic contracts: the leasing of Pievi and perceptions of order and power in early medieval Italy 5. Piety, power and memory: bishops and tithes in the diocese of Salzburg 6. The struggle for tithes in an age of transition Conclusion Bibliography.
Introduction: bishops, power and medieval society: a comparative approach 1. The social worlds of the ecclesiastical tithe 2. Tithes, bishops and society in Frankish Europe 3. Landscapes of episcopal authority: Lucca, Mainz and Salzburg 4. Diabolic contracts: the leasing of Pievi and perceptions of order and power in early medieval Italy 5. Piety, power and memory: bishops and tithes in the diocese of Salzburg 6. The struggle for tithes in an age of transition Conclusion Bibliography.
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