Apocalypse and reform from late antiquity to the Middle Ages

Introduction: Reform And The Beginning Of The End / ‡r James T. Palmer And Matthew Gabriele -- ‡t The Chronicle Of Hydatius: A Historical Guidebook To The Last Days Of The Western Roman Empire / ‡r Veronika Wieser -- ‡t To Be Found Prepared: Eschatology And Reform Rhetoric C. 570-ca. 640 / ‡r James T. Palmer -- ‡t The Final Countdown And The Reform Of The Liturgical Calendar In The Early Middle Ages / ‡r Immo Warntjes -- ‡t Apocalypse And Reform In Bede's De Die Iudicii / ‡r Peter Darby -- ‡t Creating Futures Through The Lens Of Revelation In The Rhetoric Of The Carolingian Reform Ca. 750 To Ca. 900 / ‡r Miriam Czock -- ‡t Eschatology And Reform In Early Irish Law: The Evidence Of Sunday Legislation / ‡r Elizabeth Boyle -- ‡t Apocalypse, Eschatology And The Interim In England And Byzantium In The Tenth And Eleventh Centuries / ‡r Helen Foxhall Forbes -- ‡t Apocalypticism And The Rhetoric Of Reform In Italy Around The Year 1000 / ‡r Levi Roach -- ‡t This Time. Maybe This Time. Biblical Commentary, Monastic Historiography, And Lost Cause-ism At The Turn Of The First Millennium / ‡r Matthew Gabriele -- ‡t Against The Silence: Twelfth-century Augustinian Reformers Confront Apocalypse / Jehangir Y. Malegam -- ‡t Afterword / ‡r Jay Rubenstein. Edited By Matthew Gabriele And James T. Palmer. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.