Relations between death and the medieval church have been explored by European historians since the beginning of the 20th century. They are here analysed within the 22 dioceses of « Provence » during the 12th, 13th and 14th centuries. Using a large and varied documentation, essentially produced by cathedral chapters, we propose to study death as a framework for the relations between the cathedral clergy and urban medieval societies. As a prospect common to everyone, death could be used by clerics in order to build discourses promoting a tighter control of the Church over society, for instance through the liturgy of the Dead or the concept of the « Good Christian Death ». Especially through anniversaries, Death also provided them with an op...
Chapitre à paraître dans la collection Hagiographies, dir. F. Peloux, Turnhout, BrepolsInternational...
Historians of confraternities have often defined them as extended surrogate families, regrouping the...
From the Very Special to the Ordinary Dead: The Pastoral Funerary Observances at Cluny (Eleventh-Twe...
Mis en valeur dans de nombreuses études durant le XXe siècle, les liens entre l’Église et la mort so...
Provençals and Death : through their last will and testament (XIIIth-XVth). It is all about studyin...
À partir du milieu du Xe siècle, conjointement à l'émergence et au développement d'une conscience co...
According to Roman tradition the dead were buried in cemeteries located outside the city, while in t...
The International Conference COMMEMORtis – What survives after death? Parish communities and death c...
Death and Burial of the Priors from the First Province of Provence - based on Bernard Gui’s work. I...
The Death-Rate of Diocesan Bishops Between 1220 and 1458 in the Present Territory of France Jean-Noë...
The cult of saintly bishops in Provence in the Middle Ages : archaeological aspects For Provence, t...
Churches and Cemeteries of the Military Orders. The Control of Sacred Places and the Ecclesiastical ...
In the mid-10th century, the Christian Church creates consecrated cemeteries forbidden to those we ...
Cette thèse s’intéresse à l’usage de la mort et de la sépulture des papes et des cardinaux dans la p...
Originating in the research done on one of the oldest obituaries produced in the city of Coimbra, th...
Chapitre à paraître dans la collection Hagiographies, dir. F. Peloux, Turnhout, BrepolsInternational...
Historians of confraternities have often defined them as extended surrogate families, regrouping the...
From the Very Special to the Ordinary Dead: The Pastoral Funerary Observances at Cluny (Eleventh-Twe...
Mis en valeur dans de nombreuses études durant le XXe siècle, les liens entre l’Église et la mort so...
Provençals and Death : through their last will and testament (XIIIth-XVth). It is all about studyin...
À partir du milieu du Xe siècle, conjointement à l'émergence et au développement d'une conscience co...
According to Roman tradition the dead were buried in cemeteries located outside the city, while in t...
The International Conference COMMEMORtis – What survives after death? Parish communities and death c...
Death and Burial of the Priors from the First Province of Provence - based on Bernard Gui’s work. I...
The Death-Rate of Diocesan Bishops Between 1220 and 1458 in the Present Territory of France Jean-Noë...
The cult of saintly bishops in Provence in the Middle Ages : archaeological aspects For Provence, t...
Churches and Cemeteries of the Military Orders. The Control of Sacred Places and the Ecclesiastical ...
In the mid-10th century, the Christian Church creates consecrated cemeteries forbidden to those we ...
Cette thèse s’intéresse à l’usage de la mort et de la sépulture des papes et des cardinaux dans la p...
Originating in the research done on one of the oldest obituaries produced in the city of Coimbra, th...
Chapitre à paraître dans la collection Hagiographies, dir. F. Peloux, Turnhout, BrepolsInternational...
Historians of confraternities have often defined them as extended surrogate families, regrouping the...
From the Very Special to the Ordinary Dead: The Pastoral Funerary Observances at Cluny (Eleventh-Twe...