Peacemaking and the Restraint of Violence in High Medieval Europe

Introduction: Peacemaking and the Restraint of Violence in High Medieval Europe

Simon Lebouteiller and Louisa Taylor

Part 1 - Restraining Violence: Ideas and Practices

Chapter 1 - The Submission of Rebellious Cities in the Roman-German Empire

Hermann Kamp

Chapter 2 - Peace or Punishment in Medieval England: From 1215 to 1322

Stephen D. White

Chapter 3 - 'Be at peace with God and me': Violence, War, and Royal Responses to Insurrection in Medieval Scotland, c. 1100-1286

Iain MacIness

Chapter 4 - Conflicts and the Use of Exile as a Means of Restraining Violence in Eleventh- and Twelfth-Century Castile-Leon

Harald Endre Tafjord

Part 2 - Negotiating and Defining Peace

Chapter 5 - The 'Old Peace' as a Peacemaking Institution in Thirteenth-Century German-Russian Trade Treaties

Tobias Boestad

Chapter 6 - Encounters at the Water's Edge: Peace Meetings on Rivers, Bridges, and Islands in Medieval Scandinavia

Simon Lebouteiller

Chapter 7 - God's Peace and the King's Peace in High Medieval Norway

David Bregaint

Part 3 - Establishing and Maintaining Relationships

Chapter 8 - Food, Peacemaking, and Maintenance in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century England

Lars Kjaer

Chapter 9 - Food and Clothing in Rituals of Peacemaking in Medieval Europe and the Latin East

Yvonne Friedman

Chapter 10 - Cloth, Clothing, and Peacemaking in Byzantium: From the Second Part of the Eleventh Century to the Middle of the Thirteenth Century

Nicolas Drocourt