Christian Culture and Society in Later Catholic England

Travis R. Baker, Ph.D. (2017), University of Oxford, is a part-time private scholar living in the Diocese of Orange. He is the editor of Law and Society in Later Medieval England (Routledge, 2018) and Anne Duggan’s Popes, Bishops, and the Progress of Canon Law, c.1120-1234 (Brepols, 2020).

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsList of Figures and TablesAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsDonald in London  Diana GreenwayIntroduction Christian Culture and Society in Later Catholic EnglandTravis R. BakerPart 1Aspects of Secular and Ecclesiastical Legal Culture1 Cherchez le seigneur Et la femme?Charles Donahue Jr2 Holding the Ordinary to Account The Actions of quare non admisit and quare incumbravit to c. 1307Paul Brand3 Continuities and Seasonality in the York Consistory Court, 1300–1500Frederik Pedersen4 The Court of Arches and Doctors’ Commons A Diocesan PerspectiveR.H. Helmholz5 “Liber de practica advocatorum, non utilior in Anglia” A Canonist’s Compilation from the Fourteenth-Century Court of ArchesR.N. Swanson6 The Importance of Employing the Right Team of Representatives at the Fourteenth-Century Papal Curia The Lawsuit between St Augustine’s Canterbury and the Archbishops of Canterbury (1329–1336)Barbara Bombi7 Proctors Acting for English Petitioners in the Papal Court during the Great SchismPatrick Zutshi8 A Note on the Henrician Canons and the Bonifacian CodeDaniel Williman and Karen Corsano9 The Deposition Trial of Edmund Bonner, Bishop of London, 1549Henry Ansgar KellyPart 2Aspects of Mendicant and Monastic Culture10 Becket’s Escape from Northampton The Role of the GilbertinesAnne J. Duggan11 The Franciscans in the Diocese of Ely during the Fourteenth CenturyMichael J.P. Robson12 Pastoral Manuals and ‘Anti-fraternalism’ in Fourteenth-Century EnglandMichael Haren13 The Topographical Evolution of English Mendicant Convents in the Age of the Black DeathJens Röhrkasten14 The Abbots of the Cistercian House of Meaux (Yorkshire), 1150 to 1399: A Study in CareersJanet Burton15 The Identity and Career of William Worstede, Prior of Norwich, 1427–36Joan Greatrex16 The Last Novices of Henrician EnglandJames G. ClarkPart 3Aspects of Clerical Culture17 ‘My Right Trusty Chapeleyn and Seruaunt Domestycall’ The Relationship between Household Chaplains and Their Patrons in Late Medieval EnglandVirginia Davis18 ‘A Wife and a Seal May Be Deemed Equal’ The Theory and Practice of Sealing of Bishops and Lay Christians in Thirteenth-and Fourteenth-Century EnglandPhilippa Hoskin19 Living and Dying at the Time of Archbishop Simon Sudbury 1375 to 1381Jane Sayers20 Fear and Loathing in Fourteenth-Century Rutland The Segregation of the Rector of SeatonNicholas BennettPart 4English Laymen and the Papacy21 Londoners and the Papacy in the Fifteenth CenturyCaroline Barron22 Further Thoughts on the Irish Remonstrance of 1317 A Note, Prompted by Archivio Segreto Vaticano, a.a., Arm. i–xviii, 4071Seymour PhillipsBibliography of the Published Works of F. Donald LoganIndex