Debating Papal History, c. 250–c. 1300 - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Acknowledgements

pp ix-ix

Abbreviations and Conventions

pp x-xii

Introduction

pp 1-24

Case 1

pp 25-34

Supporting Documents

pp 31-31

[a] - Extract from a letter of Cyprian of Carthage, 251.

pp 32-32

[b] - Extract from a letter of Firmilianus to Cyprian of Carthage, 255–257 (precise date uncertain).

pp 33-34

Case 2

pp 35-52

Supporting Documents

pp 48-48

[a] - Canon of the Bible defined by a Roman council? 382.

pp 48-50

[b] - Innocent I on the canon of the Bible, to Exsuperius of Toulouse, 405, February 20.

pp 51-52

Case 3

pp 53-59

Supporting Document

pp 57-57

Document

pp 57-59

Case 4

pp 60-70

Supporting Document

pp 69-69

Document

pp 69-70

Case 5

pp 71-92

Supporting Documents

pp 83-83

[a] - Gregory I, at the request of Dynamius and Aureliana, grants privileges to the monastery of St. Cassian in Marseilles and Abbess Respecta, 596, October (day not known).

pp 83-83

[b] - Gregory I to Marinianus, bishop of Ravenna 597, August (day not known).

pp 84-85

[c] - Privilege for Bobbio, 628, June 11.

pp 86-87

[d] - Exemption document in the Liber Diurnus, 629+ c. 11th century.

pp 88-89

[e] - The next document, also from the Liber Diurnus, is very similar to the previous one, though not an exact match with it (and the Bobbio privilege). As with the previous document, the Latin is very insecure (something easy to miss until one translates). An additional feature is a ‘Sanctio’ clause, apparently without a main verb!

pp 90-90

[f] - Pope Gregory (II?), at the request of the abbot and priest Vitalian, takes under the jurisdiction of the Roman see two monasteries of St Peter, 715–724.

pp 91-92