Hincmar of Rheims (eBook)

Charles West is Senior Lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Sheffield

1. Introduction – Rachel Stone
2. The bearing of Hincmar’s life on his historical writing – Janet L. Nelson
3. To fight with words: the case of Hincmar of Laon in the Annals of St. Bertin – Christine Kleinjung
4. An unfortunate necessity? Hincmar and Lothar I – Elina Screen
5. ‘We are between the hammer and the anvil’: Hincmar in the crisis of 875 – Clémentine Bernard-Valette
6. Hincmar’s influence during Louis the Stammerer’s reign – Margaret McCarthy
7. Hincmar and his Roman legal sources – Simon Corcoran
8. ‘Hincmar et la loi’ revisited: on Hincmar’s use of capitularies – Philippe Depreux
9. The bishop and the law, according to Hincmar’s Life of Saint Remigius – Marie-Céline Isaïa
10. Family order and kingship according to Hincmar – Sylvie Joye
11. ‘The praetor does concern himself with trifles’: Hincmar, the polyptych of St-Remi of Rheims and the slaves of Courtisols – Josiane Barbier
12. Hincmar’s parish priests – Charles West
13. Heresy in the flesh: Gottschalk of Orbais and the predestination controversy in the archdiocese of Rheims – Matthew Bryan Gillis
14. Hincmar, priests and Pseudo-Isidore. The case of Trising in context – Mayke de Jong
Bibliography of primary sources
Select bibliography of secondary literature
Index