The Song of Songs in the early Middle Ages

The Song of Songs in the early Middle Ages /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Matis, Hannah W. (Author)
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Boston : Brill, 2019.
Series:Studies in the history of Christian traditions, VOLUME 191
Subjects:
Bible. > Song of Solomon > Criticism, interpretation, etc. > History > To 1500.
Online Access:Connect to this title online (unlimited simultaneous users allowed; 325 uses per year)
Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: 1. Mother of Invention: Bede's Commentary on the Song of Songs
  • 1.1. Late Antique Exegesis on the Song of Songs
  • 1.2. Exegetical Authority on the Make: Bede's Commentary on the Song of Songs
  • 1.3. Re-writing the Plot of the Song
  • 1.4. Diversity in Unity: a Gregorian Ecclesiology of the Church
  • 1.5. Doctores
  • 1.6. Gregorian Interpretation of the Song of Songs
  • 2. Adoptionism and the Song of Songs: Exegesis, Controversy, and Context
  • 2.1. Challenge of Adoptionism
  • 2.2. Challenge of the forma servi
  • 2.3. Elipandus of Toledo and Beatus of Liebana
  • 2.4. Iustus of Urgell
  • 2.5. Theodulf of Orleans and the Opus Caroli regis contra synodum
  • 2.6. Alcuin and the Pseudodoctores
  • 2.7. Paulinus of Aquileia's Three Books against Felix
  • 2.8. Legacy of Controversy
  • 3. "Fair as the Moon, Bright as the Sun": Visions of the Church in the Song of Songs
  • 3.1. Ambrose Autpert: the Watchmen and the Bride
  • 3.2. Agobard of Lyons's De modo regiminis ecclesiastici
  • 3.3. Haimo of Auxerre: the Pressures and Labors of This Age
  • 3.4. Ecclesia and Synagoga
  • 4. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? The Making of the City Watch
  • 4.1. Educating the Clergy, Defining the Church: Carolingian Baptismal Expositions
  • 4.2. Labora in uerbo predicationis: Alcuin and the doctores
  • 4.3. Haimo of Auxerre and the Song of Songs as Carolingian School Text
  • 4.4. Amalarius of Metz's On the Liturgy
  • 5. Writing a Song for Solomon: Song Exegesis for Carolingian Kings
  • 5.1. King, the Prophet, and the Book of the Law
  • 5.2. Like Dripping Honey: Alcuin and Charlemagne
  • 5.3. Lothar, Angelomus of Luxeuil, and the Enarrationes in Cantica Canticorum
  • 5.4. Charles the Bald, Hincmar of Rheims, and the Explanatio in Ferculum Salomonis
  • 6. "Love's Lament": Paschasius Radbertus and the Song of Songs
  • 6.1. Singing the Life of Heaven: Paschasius, the Liturgy, and the Song of Songs
  • 6.2. Perfumes and Ointments: Paschasius's Commentary on Matthew and the Song of Songs
  • 6.3. Diverse Laments: Paschasius's Commentary on Lamentations and the Song of Songs
  • 6.4. Absent Bridegroom: Paschasius, Adalhard, and Corbie
  • 6.5. Lilies of the Valley: Paschasius's Exposition on Psalm 44 (45) and the Nuns of Soissons
  • 6.6. Garden Enclosed: Paschasius and the Virgin Mary
  • 1. Editions and Translations
  • 2. Secondary Material.

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