1st Edition
Relics, Shrines and Pilgrimages Sanctity in Europe from Late Antiquity
Introduction: Relics, Holiness and Devotion.
Antón M. Pazos
1 Relics as Historical Objects: Overview, Methods and Prospects.
Philippe George
PART 1 The Relics of St James in Europe
2 Relics and Pilgrimages of St James the Greater in France.
Adeline Rucquoi
3 Keeping the Angevin Peace: The Hand of Saint James in England.
Simon Yarrow
4 Roncesvalles as a Reliquary on the Way to Santiago.
José Andrés-Gallego
5 Visiting the Apostle Santiago: Pilgrimages to Santiago de Compostela in the 16th-19th centuries.
Ofelia Rey Castelao
6 The Course and Consequences of the Reinventio of the Relics of St James in 1879.
Antón M. Pazos
PART 2 Furta Sacra
7 The Theft of Relics in the Middle Ages: Arguments, Typology and Legitimacy.
Edina Bozoky
8 Furta Sacra in Southern Italy in the Middle Ages.
Amalia Galdi
9 The Three Magi: Places of Worship in Cologne Cathedral.
Klaus G. Hardering
PART 3 The Resilience of Relics and Shrines
10 Mobile Martyrs and Forgotten Shrines: The Translation and Domestication of Relics in Post-Reformation England.
Alexandra Walsham
11 The life of dry bones: Pilgrimage to relic shrines in Soviet Russia.
Stella Rock
PART 4 Relics and Science
12 The Relics of the True Cross: An Interdisciplinary approach.
Georges Kazan and Thomas Higham
13 St John’s relics from the monastery on Sveti Ivan island near Sozopol, Bulgaria: Archaeological and scientific research.
Kazimir Popkonstantinov and Rossina Kostova
Biography
Antón M. Pazos is currently a member of the Pontifical Committee of Historical Sciences and Vice President of the International Commission for History and Studies of Christianity (CIHEC). He is also Deputy Director of the Instituto de Estudios Gallegos Padre Sarmiento (IEGPS), Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, and a member of the editorial committees of the journals Hispania Sacra and Cuadernos de Estudios Gallegos. At the IEGPS he is the coordinator of a line of research into pilgrimage, which has been the driving force behind several research projects, especially in the organisation of the International Colloquia Compostela.






