Thomas J. Heffernan is a Professor of English and the Director of the Humanities Center at the University of Tennessee Knocksville. His interests include British Literature and Medieval Studies.E. Ann Matter is a Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, specializing in Medieval Christianity.

• Figures, Tables, Maps, and AppendicesPhotograph AcknowledgmentsContributorsIntroduction to the Liturgy of the Medieval ChurchPart One: The Shape of the Liturgical YearA Monastic Conception of the Liturgical YearThe Divine Office and Private Devotion in the Latin WestThe Liturgy and the Literature of Saints' LivesPart Two: Particular LiturgiesLiturgy and Liturgical Daily Life in the Medieval Greek World - The Byzantine EmpireThe Liturgical Profile of the Parish Church in Medieval SwedenJews and Judaism in the Medieval Latin LiturgySacramental Liturgies in the Middle AgesThe Office for Saint CeciliaPart Three: The Physical Setting of the LiturgyArchitecture as Liturgical SettingChurch Porches and the Liturgy in Twelfth-Century RomeLiturgical Vessels and ImplementsPart Four: The Liturgy and BooksManuscripts of the LiturgyThe Book of HoursPart Five: Liturgy and the ArtsIconography in the Liturgical Life of the Medieval Greek ChurchThe Liturgy and Vernacular LiteratureLiturgical Drama and Community DiscourseThe Music of the LiturgyGregorius Presul Composuit Hunc Libellum Musicae ArtisPart Six: Expanding the Definitions of Medieval LiturgyLiturgy as Social Performance: Expanding the DefinitionsGlossaryIndex of Medieval ManuscriptsIndex of Biblical CitationsIndex of Modern ScholarsIndex of Feast DaysGeneral Index

Thomas J. Heffernan is a Professor of English and the Director of the Humanities Center at the University of Tennessee Knocksville. His interests include British Literature and Medieval Studies.E. Ann Matter is a Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, specializing in Medieval Christianity.

• Figures, Tables, Maps, and AppendicesPhotograph AcknowledgmentsContributorsIntroduction to the Liturgy of the Medieval ChurchPart One: The Shape of the Liturgical YearA Monastic Conception of the Liturgical YearThe Divine Office and Private Devotion in the Latin WestThe Liturgy and the Literature of Saints' LivesPart Two: Particular LiturgiesLiturgy and Liturgical Daily Life in the Medieval Greek World - The Byzantine EmpireThe Liturgical Profile of the Parish Church in Medieval SwedenJews and Judaism in the Medieval Latin LiturgySacramental Liturgies in the Middle AgesThe Office for Saint CeciliaPart Three: The Physical Setting of the LiturgyArchitecture as Liturgical SettingChurch Porches and the Liturgy in Twelfth-Century RomeLiturgical Vessels and ImplementsPart Four: The Liturgy and BooksManuscripts of the LiturgyThe Book of HoursPart Five: Liturgy and the ArtsIconography in the Liturgical Life of the Medieval Greek ChurchThe Liturgy and Vernacular LiteratureLiturgical Drama and Community DiscourseThe Music of the LiturgyGregorius Presul Composuit Hunc Libellum Musicae ArtisPart Six: Expanding the Definitions of Medieval LiturgyLiturgy as Social Performance: Expanding the DefinitionsGlossaryIndex of Medieval ManuscriptsIndex of Biblical CitationsIndex of Modern ScholarsIndex of Feast DaysGeneral Index