The relationship between Church and state in the Middle Ages is not a fundamental issue in the study of medieval history; it is one of the central problems in the development of Western Civilizatio…
Between the years 1000 and 1300 vital changes occurred in thought and art and religious inspiration. How during those centuries did the lay people look upon bishops and popes, the Bible, the saints…
This book is the first large-scale modern treatment of this later period. It attempts a synthesis, based in the main upon original sources, but along different lines from Lea's narrative approach.