A Constellation of Authority: Castilian Bishops and the Secular Church During the Reign of Alfonso VIII (Iberian Encounter and Exchange, 475–1755)

COVER  Front\nCopyright Page\nTable of Contents\nAcknowledgments\nChapter 1: “A Constellation of Authority” Using Episcopal Sources to Recover Castilian History in the Time of Alfonso VIII\nNotes to Chapter 1\nChapter2: The Importance of Being Archbishop Celebruno, Bishop of Sigüenza and Archbishop of Toledo\nNotes to Chapter 2\nChapter 3: Homo Ignarus or Reparator Regni ? The Curious Case of Ramón II de Minerva of Palencia\nNotes to Chapter 3\nChapter 4: A Milanese Lawyer at the Castilian Court: Alderico di Palacio of Sigüenza and Palencia\nNotes to Chapter 4\nChapter 5: A Reformer and a Gentleman: Martín Bazán of Osma\nNotes to Chapter 5\nChapter 6: “His Name Was Martín Magnus”: Martín López de Pisuerga and an Archiepiscopate for the Thirteenth Century\nNotes to Chapter 6\nChapter 7: A Mozarab? A Reformer ? A Saintly Professor? Julián ben Tauro of Cuenca\nNotes to Chapter 7\nChapter 8: How to Get Away with Murder: Rodrigo de Finojosa, Bishop of Sigüenza\nNotes to Chapter 8\nChapter 9: Palea, Comparanda, and Conclusions\nNotes to Chapter 9\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex