High way to heaven. The Augustinian platform between reform and Reformation, 1292-1524.

Contenu: Introduction: 1-14; Ch. 1: Power Politics and the Emergence of the Augustinian Platform. The Myth of Christendom: 15-159 (The Augustinian High Way: 138-59); Ch. 2: Creating Religious Identity. The Myth of Augustine: 160-234 (The Politics of Augustine's Body - The Medieval Augustine - The Creation of the Augustinian Myth); Ch.3: Percepts and Practice. Jordan of Quedlinburg and the Defining of Augustinian Life: 235-344 (The Generalate of Gregory of Rimini: 315-44); Gh.4: Ethics and Education. The Theological Endeavor of the Augustinian studia: 345-466; Ch. 5: Passion and Piety. Catechesis and the Power of Images in the Late Middle Ages: 467-583; Ch. 6: Between Reform and Reformation: 584-675; Epilogue: 676-680; Appendices: 683-835 (Terms, Concepts, and Definitions, 1. Late Medieval Augustinianism, A. The Augustinian School: 684-91; B. Luther and Late Medieval Augustinianism: 691-735; Bonifacius VIII, Bullae selectae spectantes ad OESA: 736-42; Augustinus de Ancona, Summe de potestate ecclesiastica. Epistola dedicatoris et Tabula: 743-73; Jordani de Quedlinburg, Vita s.Augustini: 774-810; Gregorii Ariminensis, Ordinationes et litterae: 811-22; Jordani de Quedlinburg, Meditationum de Passione Christi momentum et Expositio arboris eius: 823-35); Bibliography: 837-64; Index: 865-80.