Table of Contents

1. Charter and Chronicle: the use of archive sources by Norman historians Marjorie Chinball; 2. The synod of the province of Rouen in the eleventh and twelfth centuries Raymonde Foreville; 3. Public prosecution of crime in twelfth-century England Raoul C. Van Caenegem; 4. Geoffrey of Monmouth as a historian Christopher Brooke; 5. Gratian and Plato Stephan Kuttner; 6. Vacarius and the Civil Law Peter Stein; 7. William FitzStephen and his Life of Archbishop Thomas Mary Cheney; 8. The Muniments of Ely Cathedral Priory Dorothy Owen; 9. Monastic Archdeacons Jane Sayers; 10. The Lex divinitatis in the Bull Unam Sanctam of Pope Boniface VIII David Luscombe; 11. John Baconthorpe as a Canonist Walter Ullmann; 12. Walter Reynolds and Ecclesiastical Politics, 1313-1316: a Postscript to Councils & Synods, II Jeffrey Denton; 13. Bibliography of the writings of C. R. Cheney Geoffrey Martin.

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The history of Church and government in England and on the continent of Europe between the eleventh and the early fourteenth centuries.