Wonderful Blood: Theology and Practice in Late Medieval Northern Germany and Beyond (The Middle Ages Series)
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Wonderful Blood: Theology and Practice in Late Medieval Northern Germany and Beyond (The Middle Ages Series)

by Caroline Walker Bynum

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In Wonderful Blood, Caroline Walker Bynum studies theology and practice in late medieval northern Germany and beyond. Focusing on blood as a subject of religious thought and practice, this volume offers a focused contribution to medieval history and theology within The Middle Ages Series.

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Wonderful Blood explores the relationship between theology and religious practice in late medieval northern Germany.

Caroline Walker Bynum focuses on the meaning and use of blood within the religious culture of the period.

The book places its regional subject in a broader context, extending the discussion beyond northern Germany.

Part of The Middle Ages Series, this study addresses readers interested in medieval history, theology, and religious practice.

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