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Barellus, Raymund 109–10, 119
Barr‹e, H. 25–6, 208 n. 1
Barrow, J. 91 n. 62
Bartlett, Robert 1 n. 3, 116, 181 n. 38
Basilinna 4
Bataillon, L.-J. 37 n. 69, 55, 56 n. 122
‘Bavarian Homiliary’ 30, 31, 32,
Documents 1. 1–2
‘Beaune Homiliary’ 32–3, Document
1. 3
Becket, Thomas 158
Bede 24–5
Pseudo-Bede 28
Bellamy, J. G. 163 n. 84
Benedict XII, Pope 148 n. 46, 155 n.
66
Benedictine libraries 41, 46
benedictio sacramentalis 118 n. 124,
153–5
benefit of clergy, and ‘bigamous’
clerics 159–65
B‹eriou, N. 37 n. 69, 226 n. 1
Berkshire Eyre, 184–5
BernardofClairvaux,St3,5,7,9,
10–11, 20
Bernard of Parma 144
Bernard of Pavia, 118 n. 124, 148
Bertram, Martin 54 n. 117
BertranddelaTour45
betrothal 60
see also initiation
Bhakti 4
bigamy, irregularity of 111, ch. 3
passim, 168–9, 171, 199
Tree of 137–9
Biller, P. 144 n. 37
Binder, B. 150 n. 53
binding, and book destruction 42–4
bishop, marriage to his church 16, 87,
138–9
Blair, J. 35 nn. 61–2, 36 n. 64
blessings, at weddings ch. 3 (b) passim,
200
Blickling Homilies 34
B•ohringer, L. 85–6 nn. 41–2
Bonaventure 39, 118 n. 124
Boniface, St 25
homilies attributed to 28
‘book massacre’ 42–4
Book of Two Principles 66
books:
borrowing of 44, 47–8
cost of 55–7
General Index 313
history of the book ch. 1 (c) passim
production by friar scribes 53–7
sale of by friars 49
unattached to libraries 46–8
utilitarian attitude to 41
see also manuscript books; printed
books; small manuscripts
Borgolte, M. 15, 92 n. 63
Borst, A. 66 n. 165
Bouchard, C. B. 92 n. 66, 94 n. 72
‘Bouhot–Folliet’ sermon collection 28
Boyle, L. E. 196 n. 69
Brandl, L. 12, 170 n. 6
Brautmystik 5, 6
Brescia, bishop of 173–4
bridegroom, qualities of 63
Brooke, C. N. L. 14, 90 n. 57, 91 n.
61, 93 n. 69, 95–6, 126–7 n. 144,
175 n. 22, 181 n. 38, 184 n. 46,
201
Brown, Peter 78
Brugui›ere, M.-B. 104 n. 97
Brundage, J. 13, 118 n. 124, 126 n.
142, 131 n. 1, 183, 197 n. 71
Bruno of Segni 37
‘B•uchersterben’ 43
Burgos 187
Burk, Kathy 125 n. 139
Bynum, Caroline Walker 11 n. 36
Caesarius of Arles 23–4
Cana, marriage feast of ch. 1 passim
canon law 10, chs. 2–4 passim
German Protestant scholars and
11–12
canon-law manuscripts, lack of improvisation
in 54
Canticle of Canticles: see Song of
Songs
Capetian dynasty, marriage policy of
96
Carmelites 57
Carolingian period 22, 25–33, 72, 73,
82–8
see also Hincmar of Reims
Cartlidge, N. 13, 181 n. 36
casuistry, as index of symbolism’s
force 140–1
‘Cat‹ech›eses celtiques’ 27
Cathars 21, 65–7, 226
Catherine Gomez 187, Document 4. 8
causation 74, 88
‘neutralizing’ causation 74