Bible, lettres et politique
L'Ecriture au service des hommes a l'epoque de Thomas Becket
by Julie Barrau
This work explores, across numerous epistolary collections, the use of the Bible during the conflict between Thomas Becket and the English King Henry II. Biblical references can be seen to play a crucial role in the social strategies and political battles of twelfth-century clerics.
- By (author) Julie Barrau
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