Papacy, Crusade, and Christian-Muslim Relations

This book examines the role of the papacy and the crusade in the religious life of the late twelfth through late thirteenth centuries and beyond.

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PrefaceContributorsAbbreviationsIntroductionJessalynn BirdPeace, Crusading, and the Religious Life1. Lay Initiative in the Early Peace of God Movement Mary S. Skinner2. The Sermons of Honorius IIIIben Fonnesberg-Schmidt3. Preambles to Crusading: the arengae of Crusade letters issued by Innocent III and Honorius III Thomas W. SmithCrusades and the Islamic World4. Tolerance for the People of Antichrist: life on the frontiers of twelfth-century OutremerJay Rubenstein5. Pisan Migration Patterns along Twelfth-Century Eastern Mediterranean Trade RoutesMatthew E. Parker6. Innocent III and the Beginning of the Fourth CrusadeEdward Peters7. The Preacher and the Pope: Jacques de Vitry and the papal Curia at the time of the Fifth Crusade (1216-1227)Jan Vandeburie8. Rogations, Litanies and Crusade Preaching: The Liturgical Front in the Late Twelfth and Early Thirteenth CenturiesJessalynn Bird9. The Stones of Damietta: remembering the Fifth CrusadeMegan Cassidy-Welch10. Pro Deo et Amore Marchionis: Honorius III, William VI of Montferrat, and the Fifth Crusade in GreeceBen Halliburton11. Tribute, Islamic Law, and Diplomacy: the background to the Tunis Crusade of 1270Michael Lower