The Friars and their Influence in Medieval Spain

This book explores how the Spanish kingdoms were highly influenced by the arrival of the Dominican and Franciscan friars in the thirteenth century.

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Preface Contributors AbbreviationsFigures and MapsIntroduction Francisco García-Serrano1. Dominicus HispanusAdeline Rucquoi2. Ramon de Penyafort and his InfluenceDamian J. Smith3. The Mendicant Orders and the Castilian Monarchy in the reign of Ferdinand IIIMaría del Mar Graña Cid4. Ramón Martí, the Trinity, and the Limits of Dominican MissionThomas E. Burman5. Narrative and Counter-Narrative: Dominican and Muslim Preaching in Medieval IberiaLinda G. Jones6. The Poor Clares of Alcocer and the Castilian Crown (13th to 15th Centuries)Pablo Martín Prieto7. Friars and Nuns: Dominican Economy and Religious Identity in Medieval CastileFrancisco García-Serrano8. Networks of Dissent and the Franciscans of the Crown of AragonEmily E. Graham9. Faction, Politics and Dominican Inquisitors in the Fourteenth-Century Crown of AragonRobin Vose10. Sutzura e viltat carnal. The place of sin and lust in the treatises of the Franciscan Francesc Eiximenis (circa 1400)Víctor Farías Zurita11. Valencian Dominicans beyond the Convent of Santo DomingoTaryn E. L. Chubb12. Ferdinand of Antequera and Santo Domingo El Real de Toledo: Patronage, Advice and Spritual Favour (c. 1390-1416)Francisco de Paula Cañas GálvezIndex