Cambridge History of the Papacy: Volume 2, The Governance of the Church

General Introduction, The Editors; Part I. The Pope within the Church: 1. Vicar of Christ (c.1050-c.1300) Jessalynn Bird; 2. The pope, the archdeacon and the clergy: a competition John Moorhead; 3. From papal absolutism to Vatican II Christian Sorrel; 4. Vatican II and its legacy Gilles Routhier; 5. Rekindling collegiality: the synod of bishops since Vatican II local agency in the pre-reformation Church Robert Swanson; 2. The college of cardinals Miles Pattenden; 3. The secretariat of state Roberto Regoli; 4. The papal penitentiary Peter Clarke; 5. 'Whoever is sent from another': Legates as instruments of papal government Kriston Rennie; 6. Inquisition, holy office, and the congregation for the doctrine of the faith Vincenzo Lavenia; 7. Nepotism and Roman micro-policy Wolfgang Reinhard; Part III. Canon Law: 1. The medieval papacy and canon law Kenneth Pennington; 2. Canon law in the early middle ages Greta Austin; 3. Gratian's Decretum: the transmission and fluidity of legal knowledge in the twelfth century Melodie H. Eichbauer; 4. Papal decretals Anne J. Duggan; 5. Papal law in the English church: post-reformation Anglican jurisprudence Norman Doe; 6. The codes of canon law (1917; 1983; 1990) John Beal; 7. The pope in the two Latin codes (1917 and 1983) - current status and discussion of possible developments Peter Platen; Part IV. Finance: 1. Papal finances in the middle ages Benedict Wiedemann; 2. Papal finances in the early modern period Francesco Guidi-Bruscoli; Part V. Papal states: 1. Popes and the papal state to 1305 Thomas F. X. Noble; 2. Papal warfare in the fourteenth century Christophe Masson; 3. The Borgias Catherine Fletcher; 4. Popes and the papal states (1500-1800) Irene Fosi; 5. The popes and the government of the papal states, 1800-1870 Christoper Korten; Bibliography.

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