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Quam sit necessarium: Monastic Exemption and the Privilege(d) Tradition

This article considers monastic exemption and the legal precedents of papal protection. With a particular interest on French monasteries in the tenth and eleventh centuries, it seeks to contextualise the socio-political relationship between papal privileges and the development of a canonical tradition that became incorporated into many eleventh- and twelfth-century collections.