The King's Two Bodies by Kantorowicz, Ernst -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Contents Introduction to the Princeton Classics Edition Preface (1997) Preface Introduction I. The Problem: Plowden’s Reports II. The Shakespeare: King Richard II III. Christ-Centered Kingship

1. The Norman Anonymous 2. The Frontispiece of the Aachen Gospels 3. The Halo of Perpetuity

IV. Law-Centered Kingship

1. From Liturgy to Legal Science 2. Frederick the Second

Pater et Filius Iustitiae Iustitia Mediatrix

3. Bracton

Rex infra et supra Legem Christus-Fiscus

V. Polity-Centered Kingship: Corpus Mysticum

1. Corpus Ecclesiae mysticum 2. Corpus Reipublicae mysticum 3. Pro patria mori

Patria religious and legal Patriotic Propaganda Rex et Patria

VI. On Continuity and Corporations

1. Continuity

Aevum Perpetua Necessitas

2. Fictio Figura Veritatis

Imperium semper est Universitas non moritur

VII. The King Never Dies

1. Dynastic Continuity 2. The Crown as Fiction

Corona visibilis et invisibilis The Fiscal Crown Inalienability Crown and Universitas The King and the Crown The Crown a Minor

3. Dignitas non moritur

Phoenix Corporational Symptoms in England Le Roy est mort … Effigies Rex Instrumentum Dignitatis

VIII. Man-Centered Kingship: Dante IX. Epilogue List of Illustrations Illustrations Bibliography and Index Addenda

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