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- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments: Ă la recherche du temps perdu
- Part One: Mary before Fulbert
- 1. Chartres in Early Histories and Legends
- 2. War and Peace in the Mid-Tenth Century
- Part Two: Maryâs Time From Advent to the Nativity of the Virgin at Chartres
- 3. Adventus and Advent: History and Lineage in the Latin Rite
- 4. Trauma and the Remedies of History
- 5. The Virgin in the Second Half of the Eleventh Century: Fulbert Becomes a Liturgist
- Part Three: Politics and Religious Fervor in Twelfth-Century Chartres
- 6. New Modes of Seeing: Ideals of Reform in the Early Twelfth Century
- 7. Intrigue, Fervor, and the Building of Churches
- 8. The Campaign at Midcentury: Bishops, Dignitaries, and Canons
- Part Four: History Revealed The Cult of the Virgin and the Visual Arts in the Mid-Twelfth Century
- 9. The Virgin and the Tabernacle
- 10. Adventus and Lineage: The Meanings of the Jamb Statues
- 11. Reality and Prophecy: Exegetical Narrative in the West Façade
- 12. History Retold: From the West Lancets to the Afterlife of the Cult
- Appendixes
- Abbreviations
- Notes
- Bibliography