The correspondence of Pope Gregory VII: selected letters from the Registrum

'the Zeal And Vigor With Which Gregory Defined And Pursued Reforming Policies During...a Period Of Revolution In Latin Christendom Is Not Debatable. The Large Selection Of Letters Translated By Ephraim Emerton Puts At A Reader's Disposal The Evidence Of The Papal Documents Themselves...emerton's Introduction Is Useful, Both For Setting Gregory Into The Framework Of Eleventh-century Ecclesiastical Reform, And For A Diplomatic Orientation To The Register And The Survival Of Gregory's Correspondence.' -robert Somerville, Columbia University robert Somerville the Zeal And Vigor With Which Gregory Defined And Pursued Reforming Policies . . . Is Not Debatable. The Large Selection Of Letters Translated By Ephraim Emerton Puts At A Reader´s Disposal The Evidence Of The Papal Documents Themselves. . . . Emerton´s Introduction [is] Useful, Both For Setting Gregory Into The Framework Of Eleventh Century Ecclesiastical Reform And For A Diplomatic Orientation To The Register And The Survival Of Gregory´s Correspondence. Frontmatter Preface (page vii) Introduction (page ix) The First Book (page 1) THE SECOND BOOK (page 38) THE THIRD BOOK (page 80) THE FOURTH BOOK (page 96) THE FIFTH BOOK (page 126) THE SIXTH BOOK (page 131) THE SEVENTH BOOK (page 144) THE EIGHTH BOOK (page 157) THE NINTH BOOK (page 176) Bibliography (page 196) Index (page 200) Translated With An Introduction By Ephraim Emerton. Originally Published 1932. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [196]-197) And Index.