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Words of Seduction

The first and longest letter in the collection left by Hugh Metel (d. c. 1150),
 an Augustinian canon of St. Léon, Toul, in the region of Lorraine, to Bernard
 of Clairvaux, promotes our understanding of geopolitical, religious,
 and social dynamics between Burgundy, Rome, and the Holy Roman
 Empire in the first half of the twelfth century. Based on this lengthy letter,
 Hugh Metel proves himself to be a self-aware writer, well-versed in the
 epistolary and social developments of his age, and engaged in the same
 social milieu as Albero of Montreuil and Bernard of Clairvaux and much
 more involved in the political and religious milieu of the mid-twelfth
 century than his relative obscurity today might lead us to believe.