*Publications


 * PUBLICATIONS**

**Edited Book of Collected Studies:** //Plenitude of Power: The Doctrines and Exercise of Authority in the Middle Ages. Essays in Memory of Robert Louis Benson// (Aldershot, U.K., 2006)

**Journal Articles and Book Chapters:** “The Medieval Papal Legate and His Province: Geographical Limits of Jurisdiction,” //Plenitude of Power: The Doctrines and Exercise of Authority in the Middle Ages. Essays in Memory of Robert Louis Benson//, ed. Robert C. Figueira (Aldershot, U.K., 2006), pp. 74-105 (earlier version published in //Apollinaris. Commentarium Instituti Utriusque Iuris// 61:1988, pp. 817-60)

“Papal Corporality and the Papacy’s Immortality” (review article on Agostino Paravicini-Bagliani, //The Pope’s Body//), //The Catholic Historical Review// 89:2003, pp. 732-40

“Gregory IX,” //The Great Popes Through History: An Encyclopedia//, ed. Frank J. Coppa (Westport and London, 2002), v. 1, pp. 133-53

“Papal Reserved Powers: Some Decretist Texts,” //Grundlagen des Rechts. Festschrift für Peter Landau zum 65. Geburtstag//, eds. Richard H. Helmholz, Paul Mikat, Jörg Müller, and Michael Stolleis; Rechts- und Staatswissenschaftliche Veröffentlichungen der Görres-Gesellschaft, N.F. 91 (Paderborn - München - Wien – Zürich, 2000), pp. 477-90

“//Auctoritates// in the //Casus decretalium// of Ricardus de Mores,” //Proceedings of the Ninth International Congress of Medieval Canon Law//, Monumenta Iuris Canonici, Series C: Subsidia, v. 10, eds. Peter Landau and Jörg Müller (Vatican City, 1997), pp. 105-116

“Ricardus de Mores at Common Law: The Second Career of an Anglo-Norman Canonist,” //Regensburg////, Bayern und Europa: Festschrift Kurt Reindel//, eds. Peter Segl and Lothar Kolmer (Regensburg, 1995), pp. 281-99

“Ricardus de Mores and his //Casus decretalium//: the birth of a canonistic genre,” //Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Medieval Canon Law//, Monumenta Iuris Canonici, Series C: Subsidia, v. 9, ed. Stanley Chodorow (Vatican City, 1992), pp. 169-88

“Subdelegation by Papal Legates in Thirteenth-Century Canon Law: Powers and Limitations,” //In Iure Veritas: Studies in Canon Law in Memory of Schafer Williams//; eds. Steven Bowman and Blanche Cody (Cincinnati, 1991), pp. 56-79

“Papal Reserved Powers and the Limitations on Legatine Authority,” //Popes, Teachers//, //and Canon Law in the Middle Ages. Festschrift Brian Tierney,// eds. James Ross Sweeney and Stanley Chodorow (Ithaca, 1989), pp. 191-211

“Legatus apostolice sedis: the pope’s //alter ego// according to thirteenth-century canon law,” //Studi Medievali// third series 27:1986, pp. 527-74

“Decretalists, Medieval Papal Legation, and the Roman Law of Offices and Jurisdiction,” published jointly in //Res Publica Litterarum// 9:1986, pp. 119-35, and in //Studi Umanistici Piceni// 6:1986, pp. 119-35

“The Classification of Medieval Papal Legates in the //Liber Extra//,” //Archivum Historiae Pontificiae// 21:1983, pp. 211-28

**Journal Editions:** //The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2015// (Columbia, SC, 2015), co-editor with Brenda Thompson Schoolfield, Paul Yandle, and Ernest Jenkins

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2014// (Columbia, SC, 2014), co-editor with Stephen Lowe, Brenda Thompson Schoolfield, and Paul Yandle

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2013// (Columbia, SC, 2013), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2012// (Columbia, SC, 2012), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2011// (Columbia, SC, 2011), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2010// (Columbia, SC, 2010), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2009// (Columbia, SC, 2009), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2008// (Columbia, SC, 2008), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2007// (Columbia, SC, 2007), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2006// (Columbia, SC, 2006), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2005// (Columbia, SC, 2005), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2004// (Columbia, SC, 2004), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association 2002// (Columbia, SC, 2002), co-editor with Stephen Lowe

**Encyclopedia/Dictionary Entries:** “Morins, Richard de,” //Oxford Dictionary of National Biography//, ed. Brian Harrison (Oxford, 2004), 39:180-82

“Accursius,” //Medieval Italy: An Encyclopedia//, ed. Christopher Kleinhenz, (New York and London, 2003), 1:2-4

“Canon Law Collections and Ordinary Glosses,” //Medieval Italy: An Encyclopedia//, ed. by Christopher Kleinhenz (New York and London, 2003), 1:177-78

“Francesco d’Accorso,” //Medieval Italy: An Encyclopedia//, ed. Christopher Kleinhenz (New York and London, 2003), 1:363-64, and in //Key Figures in Medieval Europe//, eds. by Richard K. Emmerson and Sandra Clayton-Emmerson (New York and London, 2006), 220-22

“//Glossa Ordinaria//, Roman Law”, //Medieval Italy: An Encyclopedia//, ed. Christopher Kleinhenz (New York and London, 2003), 1:437-39

“Frederick II (December 26, 1194-December 13, 1250),” //Medieval Germany: An Encyclopedia//, ed. John M. Jeep (New York and London, 2001), pp. 241-45, and in //Key Figures in Medieval Europe//, eds. by Richard K. Emmerson and Sandra Clayton-Emmerson (New York and London, 2006), 231-34

**Other Publications:** “//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association//: Index of Articles 2006-2010,” //The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association// //2011// (Columbia, SC, 2011)

“//The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association//: Index of Articles 1996-2005,” //The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association// //2006// (Columbia, SC, 2006), pp. 41-46

Rudolf Weigand, Peter Landau, Waltraud Kozur (eds.), //Magistri Honorii Summa ‘De iure canonico tractaturus’//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 103:2008, pp. 634-36
 * Reviews:**

Bjorn K.U. Weiler, //Henry III of England and the Staufer Empire//, 1216-1272; //The Medieval Review// ([])

Philippa Hoskin, Christopher Brooke, and Barrie Dobson (eds.), //The Foundations of Medieval English Ecclesiastical History. Studies presented to David Smith//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 102:2007, pp. 1023-30

F. Donald Logan, //The Medieval Court of Arches//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 93:2007, pp. 917-19 and //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 102:2007, pp. 1016-21

Kathleen Kamerick, //Popular Piety and Art in the Late Middle Ages. Image Worship and Idolatry in England 1350-1500//; //The Historian// 65:2004, pp. 626-27

Gerd Althoff, //Otto III//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 32:2004, pp. 110-11

Roger E. Reynolds, //The Collectio canonum Casinensis duodecimi seculi (Codex terscriptus)//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 98:2003, pp. 550-56

David Burr, //The Spiritual Franciscans//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 89:2003, pp. 262-63 [with Francis J. Murphy and Margaret S. Thompson]

Helen Watanabe O’Kelly, //Court Culture in Dresden. From Renaissance to Baroque//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 31:2002, pp. 31-32

Kathleen G. Cushing, //Papacy and Law in the Gregorian Reform. The Canonistic Work of Anselm of Lucca//; //Law and History Review// 20:2002, pp. 425-27

Mia Korpiola (ed.), //Nordic Perspectives on Medieval Canon Law//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 96:2001, pp.488-92

Jane E. Sayers, //Original Papal Documents in England and Wales from the Accession of Pope Innocent III to the Death of Pope Benedict XI (1198-1304)//; //Church History// 70:2001, pp. 788-90

Ludwig Vones, //Urban V. (1362-1370):// //Kirchenreform zwischen Kardinalkollegium, Kurie und Klientel//; //Church History// 70:2001. pp. 790-92

J.H. Baker, //Monuments of Endlesse Labours: English Canonists and their Work, 1300-1900//; //Law and History Review// 19:2001, pp. 673-75

Johannes Fried, //Träger und Instrumentarien des Friedens im hohen und späten Mittelalter//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 95:2000, pp. 579-85

Sharon Farmer and Barbara H. Rosenwein (eds.), //Monks & Nuns, Saints & Outcasts: Essays in Honor of Lester K. Little//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 29:2000, p.36

Nicholas Vincent, //The Letters and Charters of Cardinal Guala Bicchieri. Papal Legate in England//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 85:1999, pp. 614-18

David Nicholas, //The Transformation of Europe, 1300-1600//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 28:1999, p. 28

Donald Logan, //Runaway Religious in Medieval England, c.1240-1540//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 93:1998, pp. 522-29

Falko Neininger, //Konrad von Urach (+1227): Zähringer, Zisterzienser, Kardinallegat//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 84:1998, pp. 751-55

Othmar Hageneder, Andrea Sommerlechner, Herwig Weigl, Christoph Egger, and Rainer Murauer, //Die Register Innocenz’ III, 7. Band, 7. Pontifikatsjahr, 1204/1205//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 84:1998, pp. 748-50

Alexander Broadie, //The Shadow of Scotus. Philosophy and Faith in Pre-Reformation Scotland//; //Church History// 67:1998, pp. 369-71

Arthur Stephen McGrade (ed.) and John Kilcullen (trans.), //William of Ockham. A Letter to the Friars Minor and Other Writings//; //Church History// 66:1997, pp. 336-38

Everett U. Crosby, //Bishop and Chapter in Twelfth-Century England: A Study of the ‘Mensa Episcopalis’//; //Church History// 65:1996, pp. 460-62

Kenneth Pennington, //The Prince and the Law 1200-1600. Sovereignty and Rights in the Western Legal Tradition//; //Speculum// 70:1995, pp. 667-71

Alan Harding, //England// //in the Thirteenth Century; History: Reviews of New Books// 23:1995, p. 70

Cary Nederman and Kate Langdon Forhan, //Medieval Political Theory. The Quest for the Body Politic 1100-1400//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 88:1993, pp. 835-37

J.H. Burns, //Lordship, Kingship and Empire. The Idea of Monarchy 1400-1525//; //The Historian// 56: 1994, pp. 363-66

David Walker, //Medieval Wales//; //Church History// 62: 1993, pp. 590-91

Columba Stewart, //“Working the Earth of the Heart”: The Messalian Controversy in History, Texts, and Language to AD 431//; //The American Historical Review// 98: 1993, p. 1581

Thomas Kuehn, //Law, Family, and Women. Toward a Legal Anthropology of Renaissance Italy//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 21: 1993, pp. 169-70

Ellen E. Kittell, //From Ad Hoc to Routine. A Case Study in Medieval Bureaucracy//; //Speculum// 68: 1993, pp. 524-27

Bruce M.S. Campbell, //Before the Black Death//; //The Historian// 55: 1992, p. 110-12

Bengt Ankarloo and Gustav Henningsen, //Early Modern European Witchcraft: Centres and Peripheries//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 20: 1992, p. 165

Richard H. Helmholz, //Roman Canon Law in Reformation England//; //Speculum// 67: 1992, pp. 685-87

William Ian Miller, //Bloodtaking and Peacemaking: Feud, Law, and Society in Saga Iceland//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 19: 1991, pp. 173-74

Daniel R. Lesnick, //Preaching in Medieval Florence: The Social World of Franciscan and Dominican Spirituality//; //Speculum// 66: 1991, pp. 910-13

Georges Duby, //The Legend of Bouvines: War, Religion and Culture in the Middle Ages//; //The American Historical Review// 96: 1991, pp. 1182-83

Dorothy M. Owen, //The Medieval Canon Law. Teaching, Literature and Transmission//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 77: 1991, pp. 500-01

Jenny Swanson, //John of Wales. A Study of the Works & Ideas of a Thirteenth-Century Friar//; //The Historian// 53: 1991, pp. 568-69

Christopher F. Black, //Italian Confraternities in the Sixteenth Century//; //The Historian// 53: 1991, pp. 529-31

Laurent Mayali and Stephanie A.J. Tibbetts, //The Two Laws. Studies in Medieval Legal History Dedicated to Stephan Kuttner//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 77: 1991, pp. 296-98

Colin Morris, //The Papal Monarchy. The Western Church from 1050 to 1250//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 19: 1991, pp. 120-21

Barbara H. Rosenwein, //To Be the Neighbor of Saint Peter: The Social Meaning of Cluny’s Property, 909-1049//; //Speculum// 66: 1991, pp. 230-33

Diana Wood, //Clement VI. The Pontificate of an Avignon Pope//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 19: 1991, pp. 70-71

Robert I. Burns, //Emperor of Culture. Alfonso X the Learned of Castile and His Thirteenth-Century Renaissance//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 76: 1990, pp. 828-30

Roger Chartier, //The Culture of Print//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 19: 1990, pp. 26-7

John A.F. Thomson, //Towns and Townspeople in the Fifteenth Century//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 18: 1990, p. 159

Ralph V. Turner, //Men Raised from the Dust//; //The Historian// 52: 1990, pp. 475-76

Richard Kay, //The Broadview Book of Medieval Anecdotes//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 18: 1990, p. 139

Mary Stroll, //The Jewish Pope: Ideology and Politics in the Papal Schism of 1130//; //The American Historical Review// 95: 1990, pp. 477-78

Roger Chartier, //Passions of the Renaissance// (v. III of //A History of Private Life)//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 18: 1990, pp. 86-87

Werner Maleczek, //Petrus Capuanus: Kardinal, Legat am vierten Kreuzzug, Theologe (1214+)//; //Speculum// 64: 1989//,// pp. 1003-07

Hans Baron, //In Search of Florentine Civic Humanism//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 18: 1989, pp. 3-5

James Brundage, //Law, Sex, and Christian Society in Medieval Europe//; //Speculum// 64: 1989, pp. 674-78

Paolo Prodi, //The Papal Prince, One body and two souls: the papal monarchy in early modern Europe//; //The Historian// 51: 1989, pp. 650-51

Charles M. Radding, //The Origins of Medieval Jurisprudence//; //The Historian// 51: 1989, pp. 480-81

Johannes Laudage, //Priesterbild und Reformpapsttum im 11. Jahrhundert//; //The Catholic Historical Review// 75: 1989, pp. 141-43

Philip F. Riley et al., //The Global Experience: Readings in World History//; //The History Teacher// 21:1988, pp. 375-77; consultant for second edition

Anne P. Fuller, //Calendar of Papal Letters Relating to Great Britain and Ireland,// vol. 16, //Alexander VI (1492-1503), 1492-98//; //Church History// 57:1988, pp. 533-34

Georges Duby, //Revelations of the Medieval World// (v. II of //A History of Private Life)//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 17:1988, p. 17

Detlev Jasper, //Das Papstwahldekret von 1059: Überlieferung und Textgestalt//; //Speculum// 63: 1988, pp. 686-89

J.A. Burrow, //The Ages of Man//; //History: Reviews of New Books// 15:1987, p. 143

Werner Maleczek, //Papst und Kardinalskolleg von 1191 bis 1216//; //Speculum// 61: 1986, pp. 173-76

Jacques Le Goff, //Money and the Middle Ages. An Essay in Historical Anthropology//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 51, nr. 2: October 2013. p. 342
 * Review Notices:**

Jonathan R. Lyon, //Princely Brothers and Sisters: The Sibling Bond in German Politics, 1100-1250//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 51, nr. 1: September 2013, p. 154

Steven A. Epstein, //The Medieval Discovery of Nature//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 50, nr. 8: April 2013, p. 1496

Nicolaus von Jeroschin, //The Chronicle of Prussia. A History of the Teutonic Knights in Prussia, 1190-1331//; translated by Mary Fischer; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 49, nr. 1: September 2011, p. 185

M. L. Holford and K. J. Stringer, //Border Liberties and Loyalties. North-East England//, c. //1200 –// c. //1400//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 48, nr. 4: December 2010, p. 764

Roger Collins, //Keepers of the Keys of Heaven. A History of the Papacy//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 47. nr. 6: February 2010, p. 1131

Alheydis Plassmann, //Die Normannen//. //Erobern – Herrschen – Integrieren//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 104:2009, pp. 708-9

G. A. Loud, //The Latin Church in Norman Italy//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 46, nr. 12: August 2009, p. 2401

Rosamond McKitterick, //Charlemagne. The Formation of a European Identity//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 46, nr. 10: June 2009, pp. 2014-15

Iain Fenlon, //The Ceremonial City. History, Memory and Myth in Renaissance Venice//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 46. nr. 5: January 2009, p. 981

Kurt Heinrich Theisen, //Nikolaus von Prüm//; //Revue d’Histoire Ecclésiastique// 103:2008, pp. 720-21

Peter D. Clarke, //The Interdict in the Thirteenth Century. A Question of Collective Guilt//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 46, nr. 3: November 2008, p. 591

Trevor Dean, //Crime and Justice in Late Medieval Italy//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 45, nr. 11: July 2008, p. 2013

Herwig Wolfram, //Conrad II, 990-1039. Emperor of Three Kingdoms//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 45, no. 2: October 2007, p. 349

Eric J. Goldberg, //Struggle for Empire. Kingship and Conflict under Louis the German, 817-876//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 44, nr. 6: February 2007, p. 1046

Elizabeth Makowski, //“A Pernicious Sort of Woman”. Quasi-Religious Women and Canon Lawyers in the Later Middle Ages//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 43, nr. 3: November 2005, p. 562

Jacques Le Goff, //The Birth of Europe//; //Choice. Current Reviews for Academic Libraries// 43, nr. 1: September 2005, p. 178

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