Dyan Elliott demonstrates how scandal-averse policies in conjunction with the requirement of clerical celibacy resulted in the widespread sexual abuse of boys from late antiquity through the later Middle Ages, and argues that the same clerical prerogatives and strategies for the cover-up of abuse remain in place today.
Dyan Elliott demonstrates how scandal-averse policies in conjunction with the requirement of clerical celibacy resulted in the widespread sexual abuse of boys from late antiquity through the later Middle Ages, and argues that the same clerical prerogatives and strategies for the cover-up of abuse remain in place today.
Introduction Part I Chapter 1. The Scandal of Clerical Sin Chapter 2. The Trouble with Boys Chapter 3. The Problem with Women Chapter 4. Sodomy on the Cusp of the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries Chapter 5. Confession, Scandal, and the "Sin Not Fit to be Named" Part II Prologue Chapter 6. The Monastery Chapter 7. The Choir Chapter 8. The Schools Chapter 9. The Episcopal Curia Conclusion List of Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
Introduction Part I Chapter 1. The Scandal of Clerical Sin Chapter 2. The Trouble with Boys Chapter 3. The Problem with Women Chapter 4. Sodomy on the Cusp of the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries Chapter 5. Confession, Scandal, and the "Sin Not Fit to be Named" Part II Prologue Chapter 6. The Monastery Chapter 7. The Choir Chapter 8. The Schools Chapter 9. The Episcopal Curia Conclusion List of Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
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