Matthew Bryan Gillis is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His research and teaching focus on early medieval Europe.

Gillis excels at unpacking and weaving a wide variety of sources, hymns, letters, poems, exegetical texts, sermons, and even the Heliand, into a coherent narrative that deftly combines elements of personal history, theology, and questions of authority in the Carolingian world.

• Abbreviations Introduction: The Scandals of God's Servant 1: A Monk Against His Abbot, 829 2: Betrayal and Injustice in the Early 830s 3: A Missionary of Grace, c. 835-848 4: A Theologian-Martyr in 849 5: Letters from Prison, 849-851 6: A Master of Subterranean Dissent, 850s 7: Resisting Heresy unto Death in the 860s Conclusion: Heresy and Dissent in the Carolingian Empire Bibliography

Matthew Bryan Gillis is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His research and teaching focus on early medieval Europe.

Gillis excels at unpacking and weaving a wide variety of sources, hymns, letters, poems, exegetical texts, sermons, and even the Heliand, into a coherent narrative that deftly combines elements of personal history, theology, and questions of authority in the Carolingian world.

• Abbreviations Introduction: The Scandals of God's Servant 1: A Monk Against His Abbot, 829 2: Betrayal and Injustice in the Early 830s 3: A Missionary of Grace, c. 835-848 4: A Theologian-Martyr in 849 5: Letters from Prison, 849-851 6: A Master of Subterranean Dissent, 850s 7: Resisting Heresy unto Death in the 860s Conclusion: Heresy and Dissent in the Carolingian Empire Bibliography

Matthew Bryan Gillis is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His research and teaching focus on early medieval Europe.

Gillis excels at unpacking and weaving a wide variety of sources, hymns, letters, poems, exegetical texts, sermons, and even the Heliand, into a coherent narrative that deftly combines elements of personal history, theology, and questions of authority in the Carolingian world.

• Abbreviations Introduction: The Scandals of God's Servant 1: A Monk Against His Abbot, 829 2: Betrayal and Injustice in the Early 830s 3: A Missionary of Grace, c. 835-848 4: A Theologian-Martyr in 849 5: Letters from Prison, 849-851 6: A Master of Subterranean Dissent, 850s 7: Resisting Heresy unto Death in the 860s Conclusion: Heresy and Dissent in the Carolingian Empire Bibliography