Sainthood in the Later Middle Ages, Vauchez, Andri, Very Good

1997 Cambridge University Press hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. Includes loose newspaper cutting.\nContents:\n\nChapter 1, Late Antiquity and the early Middle Ages: vox populi and episcopal power third to tenth centuries, \nChapter 2, Towards papal reservation of the right of canonization eleventh to thirteenth centuries, \nChapter 3, The process of canonization from its origins to its classical form c.1200 to c.1270. \nChapter 4, The evolution of the role of canonization: from control to selection, \nChapter 5, Sancti and beati, \nChapter 6, The role of the papacy, \nChapter 7, The role of the regulars, \nChapter 8, The secular clergy and the laity.\nChapter 9, Popular sainthood, \nChapter 10, Local sainthood, Chapter 11, Typology of official sainthood: quantitative aspects, \nChapter 12, Forms of sainthood and ways of life, \nChapter 13, The evolution of the criteria of sainthood from the late twelfth.