Publications of Joseph W. Goering

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Abbreviations xi
4. Plates xvii
5. Joseph Goering: A Tribute xix
6. Acknowledgements xxv
7. Introduction xxvii
8. Part One: Masters, Schools, and Learning
9. “Diuersa sed non aduersa”: Anselm of Laon, Twelfth-Century Biblical Hermeneutics, and the Difference a Letter Makes 1
10. Peter the Chanter’s Threefold Truth and the Sin of Scandal 29
11. Making New from Old: Distinction Collections and Textual Communities at the Turn of the Thirteenth Century 48
12. Robert Grosseteste on Free Choice 70
13. Ralph Hegham’s Quaestio on the Highest Good and the Grossetestian Materials in Laurenziana Plut. 18 dext. 7 90
14. University Theology in the Cloister: The Filia magistri at the Cistercian Abbey of St Mary at Cambron 119
15. The Plurality of Platonic Forms and Trinitarian Simplicity: A Conundrum and Its Resolution by the Early Oxford Masters 146
16. The Place of William of Saint-Amour’s Collectiones catholicae in the Secular–Mendicant Conflict at Paris 183
17. The Meaning of the Title ‘Magister’ amongst the Medieval Dominicans 203
18. Editorial Agency in the Manipulus florum: Thomas of Ireland’s Reception of Two Works by Peter of Blois 224
19. A Lawyer’s Florilegium: Gratian’s Decretum in a Sermon from Fourteenth-Century Avignon 249
20. Learning and Remembering Canon Law in the Fifteenth Century: The Ars et doctrina studendi et docendi of Juan Alfonso de Benavente 266
21. Part Two: Pastors, Judges, and Administrators
22. Speech and Silence, Ritual and Memory at the Council of Reims (1049) 293
23. Monastic ‘Centres’ of Law? Some Evidence from Eleventh-Century Italy 315
24. Killing, Just War, and Violence in a Church Law Collection Contemporary with the First Crusade 326
25. The Textual Transmission of Shared Sermons in Three Early Middle English Sermon Collections 346
26. Magna Carta and ius commune: A Consideration of the Scholar- Administrators of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries 362
27. “Vade prius reconciliari”: The Double Binds of Priestly Peacemaking in Medieval England 386
28. Paul of Hungary’s Summa de penitentia 402
29. Faces of the World: William of Auvergne and the Rhetoric of Penance 419
30. “Reprehensio grauis, amica tamen, magni cuiusdam fornicatoris”: Letter 10 of Robert Grosseteste 443
31. Preaching the Ordo iudicii 458
32. “Delictum est vobis quod judicia habebitis inter vos” (1 Cor. 6:7): Defamation Cases in Ely Diocese, 1374–1382 471
33. The Preacher in the Rye: Allegory and Reality of Rural Life in Middle English Sermons 492
34. Franciscan Preaching at the Turn of the Sixteenth Century: Contextualizing Jean Vitrier 515
35. Part Three: Liturgy, Piety, and Exempla
36. Singing Canon Law? Neumes in Manuscripts of the Decretum of Burchard of Worms 533
37. Reading for Ritual: Liturgy and Ritual in Southern Italian Chronicles 555
38. A Contested Conception: Jocelin of Furness and the Local Traditions about St Kentigern in Twelfth-Century Glasgow 571
39. Becket and the Wolves: Imagining the Lupine Welsh in a Thirteenth- Century Latin Preaching Exemplum from Llanthony Secunda Priory 590
40. The Liturgy and the Word: Catechetical Aspects of Palm Sunday Sermons 613
41. Exemplary Care: Storytelling and the ‘Art of Arts’ among Thirteenth- Century Dominicans 628
42. Thinking through Embodied Grace: Metaphorical Understandings of Grace in the Thirteenth Century 647
43. Penance, Tears, and Lay Devotion: Traces of Penitential Theology in Ramon Llull’s Romance of Evast and Blaquerna 667
44. “Know When to Hold ’Em, Know When to Fold ’Em”: The Desperate and Joyful Implications of Gambling in Dante’s Commedia 692
45. The Contrition of Mary Magdalen: John Wyclif and the Preaching of Penance 718
46. Publications of Joseph W. Goering 735
47. Contributors 740
48. Index of Manuscripts 743
49. Index of Names, Places, and Works 748