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| Introduction | 1 | |
| I | The Jews: From Tolerated Minority to Persecuted Foe | 19 |
| Caesarius of Heisterbach (ca. 1225) and Thomas of Cantimpre (ca. 1263) on Catherine of Louvain | 26 | |
| Meir ben Isaac, Purim (1236) | 32 | |
| Rabbi Judah ben Yehiel Asheri of Toledo (d. 1349), Testament | 33 | |
| Baruch the German of Languedoc (1320) | 39 | |
| Anonymous Disciple of Abraham Abulafia, Shaarei Tzedek (The Gates of Justice) (ca. 1290/95) | 52 | |
| II | Apostates and Converts | 61 |
| Obadiah the Convert (ca. 1100), Epistle | 68 | |
| Hermann of Scheda (ca. 1107-70), Opusculum de conversione sua | 74 | |
| Sa'id ibn Hasan of Alexandria, Masalik al-Nazar (The Ways of Understanding) (1298) | 87 | |
| Ramon Llull, De vita sua (1311/12) | 89 | |
| III | Sexual Nonconformists and the Fires of Lust | 104 |
| Robert of Flamborough, Liber poenitentialis (1210/13) | 112 | |
| Municipal Legislation of Pisa (1286) and Bologna (1288) | 115 | |
| Arnaud of Verniolle (1323/24) | 117 | |
| Gerard Cagnoli (d. 1342) and the Exorcism of Lust | 143 | |
| Bridget of Sweden (d. 1371) | 144 | |
| Third Lateran Decree on Lepers (1179) | 145 | |
| Humbert of Romans, To the Leprous | 146 | |
| IV | Victims of the Devil: The Possessed, the Ecstatics, and the Suicidal | 150 |
| Otloh of St. Emmeram (1010-after 1067), Liber de tentationibus suis | 159 | |
| Christina of Stommeln, Epistolae (1272) | 164 | |
| Pope Celestine V (1212?-96), Autobiografia | 168 | |
| Giacomuccio Fatteboni (1325) | 180 | |
| Yves of Penguennan (1330), Follower of Yves of Treguier (d. 1303) | 185 | |
| V | Christian Heterodoxy | 188 |
| Peter Waldo, Profession of Faith (1181/82) | 192 | |
| Statutes Against Heresy (1229) | 195 | |
| Arnauda da Lamotha of Montauban (1244) | 198 | |
| Beatrice of Planisolles (1320) | 201 | |
| Flordebellina of Milan and Others (1300), Disciples of Guglielma | 215 | |
| Thomassa (1318), Disciple of Clare of Montefalco | 217 | |
| VI | Insiders and Outsiders: Liminality and Integration | 221 |
| The Orders of Penance at Bologna (1244) and Bergamo (1265) | 226 | |
| Filippa di Leonardo di Gislerio (1254), Disciple of Clare of Assisi | 229 | |
| Salimbene de Adam (d. ca. 1287), Cronica | 235 | |
| Joan of Marden (1307), Follower of Bishop Thomas of Hereford | 242 | |
| Thomas de Mathia, Canon of Salerno (1319), Disciple of Thomas Aquinas | 245 | |
| Berardo Appillaterre, Notary of Tolentino (1325) | 249 | |
| Selected Bibliography | 255 | |
| Index | 257 |
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