DOI: 10.18130/v3dw68
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The keys of heaven : penance, penitentials, and the literature of early medieval England

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“…79 Frantzen categorized it as a devotional book because it contains prayers for both the confessor and confessed. 80 However, a pastoral volume might include both. Further, as Hamilton has noted, a formula for the reconciliation of excommunicants occurs on folio 56r-v, a rite only performed by a bishop.…”
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“…79 Frantzen categorized it as a devotional book because it contains prayers for both the confessor and confessed. 80 However, a pastoral volume might include both. Further, as Hamilton has noted, a formula for the reconciliation of excommunicants occurs on folio 56r-v, a rite only performed by a bishop.…”
Section: The Manuscript Evidencementioning
confidence: 99%