Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Maps ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. A Note on Citations and Sources xiii
6. Introduction 1
7. 1. History, Historians, and the Peace of God 21
8. 2. The Cult of Relics and Pilgrimage in Burgundy and Aquitaine at the Time of the Monastic Reform 41
9. 3. The Enemies of the Peace: Reflections on a Vocabulary, 500-1100 58
10. 4. The Chiaroscuro of Heresy: Early Eleventh-Century Aquitaine as Seen from Auxerre 80
11. 5. Peace from the Mountains: The Auvergnat Origins of the Peace of God 104
12. 6. The Castellan Revolution and the Peace of God in Aquitaine 135
13. 7. The Peace of God and the Cult of the Saints in Aquitaine in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries 165
14. 8. Between Aristocracy and Heresy: Popular Participation in the Limousin Peace of God, 994-1033 184
15. 9. The Judgment of God: Andrew of Fleury's Account of the Peace League of Bourges 219
16. 10. Monks, Feuds, and the Making of Peace in Eleventh- Century Flanders 239
17. 11. Protection of the Church, Defense of the Law, and Reform: On the Purposes and Character of the Peace of God, 989-1038 259
18. 12. Pollution, Purity, and Peace: An Aspect of Social Reform between the Late Tenth Century and 1076 280
19. Postscript: The Peace of God and the Social Revolution 308
20. Appendix A: Selected Documents on the Peace of God in Translation 327
21. Appendix B: "To Control Military Requisitions": A Letter from Hincmar of Reims to Charles the Bald (859) 343
22. Appendix C: The Latin Texts of the "Letter" of Heribert 347
23. Contributors 351
24. Index 355