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| Introduction : medieval communities and the matter of person | |
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| Forgetting Hathumoda : the afterlife of the first abbess of Gandersheim | |
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| "If one member glories ... " : community between the living and the saintly dead in Bernard of Clairvaux's Sermons for the feast of all saints | |
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| The pope's shrunken head : the apocalyptic visions of Robert of Uzes | |
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| Thomas of Cantimpre and female sanctity | |
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| The changing fortunes of Angela of Foligno, daughter, mother, and wife | |
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| "A particular light of understanding" : Margaret of Cortona, the Franciscans, and a Cortonese cleric | |
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| Fragments of devotion : charters and canons in Aquitaine, 876-1050 | |
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| Naming names : the nomenclature of heresy in the early eleventh century | |
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| Economic development and demotic religiosity | |
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| Back-biting and self-promotion : the work of merchants of the Cairo Geniza | |
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| John of Salisbury and the civic utility of religion | |
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| Understanding contagion : the contaminating effect of another's sin | |
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| Calvin's smile | |
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| Why all the fuss about the mind? : a medievalist's perspective on cognitive theory | |
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| Aspects of blood piety in a late-medieval English manuscript : London, British Library MS additional 37049 | |
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| Machiavelli, trauma, and the scandal of The prince : an essay in speculative history | |
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| Low Country ascetics and Oriental luxury : Jacques de Vitry, Marie of Oignies, and the treasures of Oignies | |
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| Crystalline wombs and pregnant hearts : the exuberant bodies of the Katharinenthal Visitation Group | |
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| Gluttony and the anthropology of pain in Dante's Inferno and Purgatorio | |
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| "Human heaven" : John of Rupescissa's alchemy at the end of the world | |
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| Magic, bodies, university masters, and the invention of the late medieval witch | |
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| Afterword : history in the comic mode | |
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