Ludo J. R. Milis: Religion, Culture, and Mentalities in the Medieval Low Countries--Selected Essays (SINGLE TITLES & REPRINTS IN MEDIEVAL HISTORY)

Part I - Religion & Conversion: The Conversion of the Low Countries and Church Institutions until c. 1070 - The Church in the Low Countries between Gregorian Reform and Avignon - Conversion: A Never-Ending Process Part II - Hermits & Canons: The Regular Canons and Some Socio-Religious Aspects About the Year 1100 - Hermits and Regular Canons in the Twelfth Century Part III - Power & Ideology: Justus ut Palma. Symbolism as a Political and Ideological Weapon on the Seals of Thierry and Philip of Alsace, Counts of Flanders (1128-1191) - Dispute and Settlement in Medieval Cenobitical Rules - The Byzantine Cross of Eine Part IV - Language & Boundaries: The French Low Countries: Cradle of Dutch culture? - The Linguistic Boundary in the County of Guines: A Problem of History and Methodology - State Boundaries and Ethnic Alienation: Perspectives on Research into the Alienation Processes of French Flemings.