Bishop-Elect: A Study in Medieval Ecclesiastical Office

Preface\nCONTENTS\nAbbreviations\n	I. The Dimensions of the Problem: An Introduction\n		1. The Powers of an Electus\n		2. Dramatis personae: The Canonists\nPART I. The Bishop-Elect and His Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction\n	II. Constitutional Background: Gratian\'s Decretum\n		1. Episcopal and Papal Election Bishop-Elect and Roman Pontiff-Elect\n		2. Office and Jurisdiction\n	III. Master Rufinus: Auctoritas and Administratio\n		1. A New Doctrine of Election\n		2. Ecclesiastical Office and Jurisdiction\n		3. The Imperial Office\n		4. Rufinus\'s Thought: Sources and Significance\n	IV. Electoral Confirmation and the Bishop-Elect\n		1. Decretistic Definitions\n		2. Canonical Theory and Practice\n	V. TheDissentofMasterHuguccio\n		1. In Defense of the Bishop-Elect\n			Matrimonium spirituale\n		2. The Triumph of Huguccio\'s Compromise\n		3. Innocent III and Master Huguccio\n	VI. Three Exceptions: Papa, Metropolitanus, Exemptus\n		1. The Roman Pontiff-Elect\n		2. The Powers of the Metropolitan-Elect\n			Confirmation, Consecration, Ius pallii\n		3. Immediate sub papa\nPART II. The Bishop-Elect Between Church and Monarchy\n	VII. Office, Regalia, and Investiture: The Age of Reform\n		1. The Episcopal Office and the Regalia\n			Episcopalis dignitas continet res\n			Regalia and Spiritualia\n		2. Investiture and the Concordatof Worms\n	VIII. The Regalia and the Bishop-Elect: Imperial Views\n		1. The Roman Concordat of 1133\n		2. Lothar III vs Conrad of Salzburg\n		3. Investiture as a Constitutive Act\n			Frederick Barbarossa\n			The Thirteenth Century and After\n			Regale sacerdotium\n	IX. The Church and the Regalia\n		1. The Legacy of 1122\n		2. Canonistic Verdicts on the Regalia\n	X. The Eclipse of the Regalia\n		1. Confirmation vs Investiture\n		2. The Assimilation of the Regalia\n			The Bishop-Elect and His Vassals\n		3. The Primacy of Electoral Confirmation\n	XI. Epilogue: Bishop-Elect, Church, and Papacy\nAppendices\nBibliography\nIndex