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Contents -- List of Illustrations -- List of Abbreviations -- Notes on Contributors -- Part 1 -- Exercise of Violence -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 -- The Crusader Conquest of Jerusalem and Christ's Cleansing of the Temple -- Katherine Allen Smith -- Chapter 2 -- Violent Hermeneutics of Sacred Space in Jewish and Christian Crusade Literature -- Uri Shachar -- Chapter 3 -- The Sack of Jerusalem in 1099 and Crusader Violence Viewed by Contemporary Chroniclers -- Luigi Russo -- Chapter 4 -- The Slaughter of the Innocents and the Depiction of Children in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Sources of the Crusades -- Sini Kangas -- Part 2 -- The Chronicles of the First Crusade -- Chapter 5 -- Reading Raymond: The Bible of Le Puy, the Cathedral Library and the Literary Background of the Liber of Raymond of Aguilers -- Thomas Lecaque -- Chapter 6 -- 'Hoc enim non fuit humanum opus, sed divinum': Robert the Monk's Use of the Bible in the Historia Iherosolimitana -- Carol Sweetenham -- Chapter 7 -- Scriptural Allusion in the Crusading Accounts of Frutolf of Michelsberg and his Continuators -- T. J. H. McCarthy -- Part 3 -- Papal Correspondence and Crusade Propaganda -- Chapter 8 -- The Use of the Bible in Twelfth-Century Papal Letters to Outremer -- Miriam Rita Tessera -- Chapter 9 -- The Use of the Bible in the Arengae of Pope Gregory IX's Crusade Calls -- Thomas W. Smith -- Chapter 10 -- 'Until the Full Number of Gentiles Has Come In': Exegesis and Prophecy in St Bernard's Crusade-Related Writings -- Kristin Skottki -- Chapter 11 -- The Exegesis of Violence in the Crusade Writings of Ralph Niger and Peter of Blois -- John D. Cotts -- Part 4 -- James of Vitry -- Chapter 12 -- Living in the Penultimate Age: Apocalyptic Thought in James of Vitry's ad status Sermons -- Lydia M. Walker -- Chapter 13.