Anglo-Saxon kingship and political power : rex gratia dei

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Series Editors' Preface = vii
• Acknowledgements = ix
• List of Abbreviations = xi
• Timeline of events = xiii
• Introduction : From Filius Eccleshte to Defensor Ecclesiae = 1
• Emancipated Kings or Bishops' Bailiffs?
• Conclusion
• 1 Early Anglo-Saxon Politics = 17
• Case Study Ⅰ: Joint Kingship (Essex)
• Case Study Ⅱ: Overlordship (Sussex)
• Case Study Ⅲ: Conquest and Coinage (Mercia)
• Case Study Ⅳ: Kingship and Legislation (Kent)
• Case Study Ⅴ: Royal Education (East Anglia)
• Case Study Ⅵ: Abdicating Kings (Wessex)
• Case Study Ⅶ: Saintly Royalty (Northumbria)
• Conclusion
• 2 Diploma Politicum = 47
• The Functional Title in the Royal Styles
• The Legitimation Formula in the Royal Styles
• Conclusion
• 3 The Anglo-Saxon Regina Gratia Dei = 87
• Queenly Behaviour
• Throneworthy Queens
• Queenly Power
• Conclusion
• 4 Reformers and Rulers = 99
• Ecclesiastical Politics Ⅰ: Edgar - Royal Action
• Ecclesiastical Politics Ⅱ: Æthelred - Divine Retribution
• Ecclesiastical Politics Ⅲ: From Speculum Principis to Speculum Societal
• Conclusion
• 5 Rituals of King-making = 123
• The Development of the Royal Consecration Ritual
• The Anglo-Saxon Consecration Ritual
• Edgar's Coronation
• Visualising Rituals : Art and Architecture
• Conclusion
• Conclusion = 151
• Appendices = 155
• Appendix 1 : Anglo-Saxon Kings
• Appendix 2 : Anglo-Saxon Archbishops
• Appendix 3 : Charter Elements
• Tables = 170
• Table 1 : Royal Styles
• Table 2 : Frequency of Legitimation Formulas
• Table 3 : Variants of Legitimation Formulas
• Table 4 : Historical Context
• Table 5 : Consecration Vocabulary in Charters
• Bibliography = 191
• Primary texts
• Secondary texts
• Websites
• Person Index = 207
• Index = 211