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Pilgrimage in the Middle Ages: A Reader is a rich collection of primary sources for the history of Christian pilgrimage in Europe and the Mediterranean world from the fourth through the sixteenth centuries. Pilgrimage inspired and shaped the distinct experiences of commoners and nobles, men and women, clergy and laity for over a thousand years. Pilgrimage in the Middle Ages: A Reader is a rich collection of primary sources for the history of Christian pilgrimage in Europe and the Mediterranean world from the fourth through the sixteenth centuries. The collection illustrates the far-reaching significance and consequences of pilgrimage for the culture, society, economics, politics, and spirituality of the Middle Ages. Brett Edward Whalen focuses on sites within Europe and beyond its borders, including the holy places of Jerusalem, and provides documents that shed light upon Eastern Christian, Jewish, and Islamic pilgrimages. The result is an innovative sourcebook that offers a window into broader trends, shifts, and transformations in the Middle Ages.

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Pilgrimage in the Middle Ages, the sixteenth volume of the University of Toronto Press's "Readings in Medieval Civilizations and Cultures" series, provides an impressively comprehensive collection of medieval pilgrimage narratives. (Comitatus) Overall, the volume supplies an invaluable teaching tool which-like others in the series-is ample and diverse enough to be deployed effectively in many types of courses. Study questions after each selection primarily encourage close reading and a search within the texts for answers, with some opportunities for speculative imagination and comparisons of different sources. (The Medieval Review)

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A rich treasury of primary sources vividly bringing to life the background, practice, and significance of medieval pilgrimage. An invaluable resource for students and specialists alike. -- Dee Dyas, University of York Another indispensable book in an already very useful series from the University of Toronto Press. Brett Edward Whalen has selected a cogent and illuminating set of sources offering insights into pilgrimage as a metaphor, an idea, and a practice from the Patristic period to Martin Luther. Anyone who picks up this book will surely want to design a course around it. -- Claire Fanger, Rice University
Acknowledgments x
Introduction xi
Chapter One The Origins Of Christian Pilgrimage
1(44)
1 Pausanias's Guide to Greece
2(3)
2 Josephus on the Jewish Temple at Jerusalem
5(4)
3 The Promised Land in Christian Scripture
9(4)
4 Eusebius on the Constantinian Peace
13(6)
5 The Discovery of the True Cross
19(2)
6 Julian the Apostate and the Temple Mount
21(2)
7 The Pilgrimage of Etheria
23(3)
8 Jerome on the Pilgrimage of Paula
26(4)
9 Jerome on the Cult of Saints
30(3)
10 The Life of Melania the Younger
33(7)
11 The Breviary of Jerusalem
40(2)
12 Life as Pilgrimage: Augustine's Confessions
42(3)
Chapter Two Saints, Travelers, And Sacred Spaces In The Early Medieval West
45(58)
13 The Churches of Rome
46(3)
14 Devotion in Italy: Paulinus of Nola's Letters
49(7)
15 Gregory of Tours on Shrines and Miracles in Merovingian Gaul
56(9)
16 Pilgrims as Wanderers: The Voyage of Saint Brendan
65(5)
17 Penance and Pilgrimage
70(4)
18 Saint Boniface on Pilgrimage: Advice and Criticism
74(3)
19 Charlemagne and the Churches of Rome
77(4)
20 Regulating Pilgrimage in the Carolingian Empire
81(2)
21 The Translation and Miracles of Saints Marcellinus and Peter
83(13)
22 Criticizing the Cult of Saints: Claudius of Turin's Complaint
96(4)
23 The "Saracen" Sack of Saint Peter's Basilica
100(3)
Chapter Three Jerusalem And The Holy Places Under Islamic Rule
103(40)
24 A Christian Reaction to the Islamic Capture of Jerusalem
104(4)
25 The Night Journey of Muhammad
108(1)
26 The Pilgrimage of Arculf
109(8)
27 The Hodoeporicon of Saint Willibald
117(7)
28 Charlemagne's Legendary Journey to the East
124(2)
29 The Monk Bernard's Journey to Jerusalem
126(6)
30 Mukaddasi's Description of Syria
132(3)
31 Diary of a Journey through Syria and Palestine
135(8)
Chapter Four Pilgrimage Before And After The Millennium
143(40)
32 Popular Devotion and the Peace of God
144(3)
33 The Miracles of Saint Foy
147(16)
34 A Penitent Pilgrim in Irons
163(3)
35 The Destruction of the Holy Sepulcher
166(3)
36 Millennial Devotion and Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
169(3)
37 The Pilgrimage of Richard of Verdun
172(3)
38 The German Pilgrimage of 1064--65
175(5)
39 A Canterbury Monk at Constantinople
180(3)
Chapter Five Pilgrimage And Holy War
183(46)
40 Peter the Hermit's Pilgrimage
184(5)
41 The Conquest of Jerusalem in 1099
189(3)
42 The Relics of Saint George at Anchin
192(4)
43 Monastic Criticisms of Crusading and Pilgrimage
196(4)
44 The Pilgrimages of Bohemond of Taranto
200(4)
45 The Travels of Saewulf
204(2)
46 Pilgrimage from Russia to the Holy Land
206(4)
47 The Tomb of the Patriarchs
210(12)
48 Richard of Cornwall's Crusade
222(7)
Chapter Six Pilgrimage And Medieval Society
229(46)
49 Guibert of Nogent, On the Saints and their Relics
230(4)
50 Accommodating Pilgrims at the Church of St-Denis
234(2)
51 Miracles at the Shrine of Thomas Becket
236(5)
52 The Marvels of Rome
241(8)
53 A Miracle of Mary Magdalene
249(1)
54 The Pilgrim's Guide to Saint James of Compostela
250(12)
55 Liturgy for Pilgrims and Crusaders
262(4)
56 Medieval Exempla and Pilgrimage
266(5)
57 Jewish Host Desecration and Christian Veneration
271(4)
Chapter Seven Pilgrimage And The Wider World
275(48)
58 Muhammad al-Idrisi's Description of Jerusalem
276(4)
59 The Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela
280(5)
60 Rabban Sauma's Journey from the East
285(11)
61 Ibn Battuta on the Pilgrimage Sites of Mecca
296(8)
62 The Pilgrimage of Mansa Musa
304(5)
63 Ruy Gonzalez de Clavijo at Constantinople
309(7)
64 Pero Tafur at Jerusalem
316(7)
Chapter Eight Pilgrimage And Piety In The Late Middle Ages
323(56)
65 The Jubilee Year of 1300
324(1)
66 Pilgrimage and Satire: The Canterbury Tales
325(6)
67 Margery Kempe's Pilgrimage to Jerusalem
331(6)
68 The Tribulations of Brother Felix
337(12)
69 The Pilgrimage of Arnold von HarfF
349(10)
70 Thomas More on Saints, Shrines, and Pilgrims
359(6)
71 Martin Luther on the Papacy and Pilgrimage
365(5)
72 Mexico Meets Jerusalem: Motolinia's History of the Indians of New Spain
370(9)
Index Of Topics 379(2)
Sources 381
Brett Edward Whalen is Associate Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the author of Dominion of God: Christendom and Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (Harvard University Press, 2009).
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