Learned conceptions of sacred place : building and body as two facades of Christian worship in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries
History incarnate : human bodies and ideal sacred place in The miracles of Our Lady of Chartres
Earthly uses of heavenly spaces : non-liturgical activities in sacred place
Body as champion of church authority and sacred place : the murder of Thomas Becket
Conclusion: Division and decomposition
Epilogue: Body and sacred place in the wake of September 11 : resurrecting medieval metaphors in the modern world.