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By Alfred J. Andrea
This quantity provides English translations, with introductions and notes, of Latin assets for the Fourth campaign (1202-1204). The resources include 41 letters from the registers of Pope blameless III; the 3 extant types of the letter of 1203 that count number Hugh of Saint Pol dispatched to the West; The Devastation of Constantinople (DC); the account of the nameless of Soissons; passages from the Deeds of the Bishops of Halberstadt; and, the chronicle bills of Ralph of Coggeshall and Alberic of the Trois Fontaines. Now with serious variations of the DC and the nameless of Soissons in appendices. via advantage of the several views during which they considered the campaign, those resources mix to deepen our realizing of this advanced and debatable second in Western-Byzantine family.
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New York, ), -; John M. O'Brien, ``Fulk of Neuilly,'' Proceedings of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society (): -; John W. Baldwin, Masters, Princes, and Merchants: The Social Views of Peter the Chanter and His Circle, vols. (Princeton, NJ, ), :-; Cole, Preaching Crusades, -. See also the chronicles of Ralph of Coggeshall and Alberic of Trois Fontaines below. To Brother Fulk: Having heard, a long time ago, a salubrious sample of your doctrine, we were made most happy in the Lord, imploring His mercy to strengthen the good work that He had initiated through you.
The patriarch's second letter, which was composed in the spring of but apparently never arrived at the papal curia, is especially important for the light it sheds on the depth of the ecclesiastical differences between Rome and Constantinople on the eve of the Fourth Crusade. Inasmuch as the Papadakis/Talbot edition has ¯aws, Jannis Spiteris reedited that crucial second letter and provided an Italian translation, as well as a learned analysis: La Critica bizantina del primato Romano nel secolo XII (Rome, ), - and -.
November Composed while the Fourth Crusade was still a vaguely formed notion, this letter introduces us to Fulk of Neuilly, one of the most dynamic popular preachers of the early thirteenth century, and a major voice for moral reform and crusade in the region of northern France. Fulk's role preaching the Fourth Crusade has been carefully studied by a number of historians, and those details need not concern us here. What is worth our attention is the way in which this early letter links evangelical preaching, moral reformation, and the crusade ± a linkage that, to the pope's mind, was natural and self-evident.