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Mon.-Wed. 9:10-10:25 AM Classroom: Caldwell 111 Office Hours: M-W 11:00-12:00 (416 Law)
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Offices:
413 Caldwell Hall Tel. 319-6264 416 Law School Tel. 319-5150 Home tel.: 202-547-3620 Email:
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We will not meet on October 3rd and 10th and will make these classes up at the end of the semester.
Please email me as soon as possible to:
pennington@cua.edu and kenneth.pennington3@verizon.net
We will be using email this semester,
and I want to have a listserve at CUA and at home.
Required texts:
Bernhard Schimmelpfennig, The
Papacy (Columbia University Press)
Colin Morris, The Papal
Monarchy: The Western Church from 1050 to 1250 (Oxford University Press)
August 29: Introduction
September 5-12:Reading: Schimmelpfenning
Reports (4 pages): 1. Origins of the Papal Primacy 2. Papal Authority within the Church 3. Papal Prerogatives and Titles 4. Papal Temporal Jurisdiction 5. Church and State
September 19: Meet with Medieval Studies MDST 601: The Ius commune
September 26: Leo IX, Nicholas II
October 3: No class
October 10: Gregory VII
October 17: Urban II and Pascal II
October 25: Alexander III Extra reading: Pennington, Alexander III
October 31: Innocent III
Innocent
III's Letters
Ken
Pennington, "Innocent III and the Ius commune"
Ken Pennington,
"The Legal Education of Pope Innocent III"
Ken Pennington, "Further Thoughts on Pope Innocent III's Knowledge of Law"
Ken Pennington, "Pope Innocent III's Views on Church and State: A
Gloss to Per venerabilem"
Reading: Morris, 316-582
Reports (4 pages): 1. Innocent III and the Crusade (Sarah) 2. Innocent III and the Papal States (Aaron) 3. Innocent III and Reform (John) 4. Innocent III and Secular Powers (Jim) 5. Innocent IV (Jeff)
November 7: Innocent III
November 15: Innocent III
November 22: : Innocent IV Extra reading: Pennington, Innocent IV
November 29: Individual meetings to discuss papers
Dec. 5: Individual meetings to discuss papers
Dec. 12: Papers
Dec. 19: Papers
On December 12th and 19th each
member of the seminar will submit a paper on some aspect of papal history
from 1050 to 1254. Your topics will be chosen in consultation with
me.