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Robert Grosseteste as Bishop of Lincoln - The Episcopal Rolls, 1235-1253 (Hardcover)
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Robert Grosseteste as Bishop of Lincoln - The Episcopal Rolls, 1235-1253 (Hardcover)
Series: Kathleen Major Series of Medieval Records
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First modern edition of medieval ecclesiastical documents
illuminates the career of a senior prelate. Robert Grosseteste,
teacher, scholar and pastor, remains one of the dominant figures of
the medieval English church. A major influence on the early history
of Oxford University, his writings on a wide range of theological
and scientific subjects have been widely studied. His concern for
pastoral care is also well attested; as bishop of Lincoln from 1235
until his death in 1253, he had the opportunity to exercise the
pastoral office in the largest diocesein western Europe. But how
did Grosseteste's theories of pastoral care work out in practice?
The study of Grosseteste's career as a diocesan bishop has been
hampered by the relative inaccessibility of the records of his
episcopate, published in an unsatisfactory edition in 1911 and long
out of print. This completely new edition of Grosseteste's
episcopal rolls makes it possible to take a fresh look at how he
tackled the vexed issues of clerical ignorance, pluralism and
non-residence in the aftermath of the reforms of the Lateran
Council of 1215. They are presented here with an introductory study
and elucidatory notes. Dr Philippa M. Hoskin is Reader in medieval
history at the University of Lincoln
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