Thomas Becket: An Intimate Portrait oilers a new approach to understanding the man: through the writings of John of Salisbury, a fellow English churchman who was a long-time associate of and advisor to Becket.
An Intimate Portrait Nederman, Cary J., Bollermann, Karen. the clash in terms of principles rather than personalities, did the ghastly violence demonstrate a deep structural fissure. In modern times, John's idea that the spiraling ...
In this brilliant new biography, based on the original sources and informed by the most recent scholarship, Frank Barlow reconstructs Thomas's physical environment and entourage at various stages of his career, exploring the nuances and ...
A number of his worried servants, sent ahead to prepare his chamber, were waiting there to tell him that his usual quarters at the castle had already been taken by the royal squires. Nothing could be done to evict them that day, ...
dress of a lay brother; sometimes he was called Brother Derman, sometimes Brother Christian.1 From Haverholme he travelled by night into Kent, stopping at another Gilbertine house, Chicksand in Bedfordshire. So he came at last to Eastry ...
253-424; R. Thomson, "What Is the Entheticus?" in World ofjohn of Salisbury, ed. Wilks, pp. ... The Battle Abbey chronicler's account of the faction around Richard de Lucy is from Chronicle of Battle Abbey, ed. Searle, pp. 160-61.
The exhibition features objects from the British Museum collection as well as important loans from major collections across the UK and Europe, including an entire medieval stained glass window on loan for the first time from Canterbury ...
Thomas Becket
Becket's life was lived on a European stage, his cause was conducted in a European setting, and the cult of the new martyr spread with extraordinary rapidity to the furthest...
Focusing on the last month of Becket's life after his return to Canterbury, the author describes the dispute that broke out with renewed ferocity culminating in his murder in the...
Based on the critical examination of manuscripts and texts, this collection focuses first on the papal curia and Becket's household in exile.
His is the story of every Christian; though the time and circumstances may differ, the struggle remains the same. Nine hundred years after his death, Saint Thomas Becket remains a man and a saint for our times.
A look at the life of Thomas Becket, his ongoing dispute with King Henry II, and the resulting consequences.
Based on the critical examination of manuscripts and texts, this collection focuses first on the papal curia and Becket's household in exile.
Based on the critical examination of manuscripts and texts, this collection focuses first on the papal curia and Becket's household in exile.
This book investigates whether the popular conception of Becket through the ages is a result of valid assessments of the man and his cause, or a product of a carefully constructed myth, and how far can one correct for the bias and reach the ...