Medieval Heresy Popular Movements from the

For the third edition, this comprehensive history of the great heretical movements of the Middle Ages has been updated to take account of recent research in the field.

Malcolm Lambert was Reader in Medieval History at the University of Bristol until 1991 when he retired to devote himself to writing and research. His previous books are Franciscan Poverty (1961, reissued 1998) and The Cathars (paperback edition, 1998). He is now working on a history of the Conversion of Britain.

List of Maps

vii

List of Illustrations

viii

Acknowledgements

ix

PART I THE BEGINNINGS

1

(40)

The Problem of Heresy

3

(11)

The Revival of Heresy in the West: The Eleventh Century

14

(27)

PART II THE TWELFTH CENTURY

41

(56)

Orthodox Reform and Heresy

43

(9)

Heretical Preachers and the Rise of Catharism

52

(18)

The Waldensians and the Deepening Crisis

70

(27)

PART III HERESY AND THE CHURCH

97

(140)

The Counter-Attack: Innocent III to Innocent IV

99

(16)

The Cathars

115

(43)

The Waldensians after the Conference of Bergamo

158

(32)

Tension and Insecurity: Gregory X to John XXII

190

(4)

Inquisition and Abuse

194

(14)

Spiritual Franciscans and Heretical Joachimites

208

(29)

PART IV EVANGELICAL HERESY IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES

237

(185)

Church and Society: Benedict XII to Eugenius IV

239

(8)

John Wyclif

247

(19)

The English Lollards

266

(40)

The Bohemian Reform Movement

306

(17)

Politics and Hussitism, 1409--1419

323

(27)

Success and Failure: From the Defenestration to the Agreement at Jihlava

350

(21)

The Unitas Fratrum and the Development of Confessions

371

(12)

Medieval Heresy and the Reformation

383

(32)

Heresy and Reform

415

(7)

Glossary of Heretics

422

(4)

Abbreviations

426

(5)

Bibliographies and Translations of Texts

431

(2)

Select Bibliography

433

(26)

Index

459

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Medieval Heresy Popular Movements from the Gregorian Reform to the Reformation

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