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Essays on the Peace of God: The Church and the People in Eleventh-Century France . Edited by Thomas Head and Richard Landes. Historical Reflections/Reflexions Historiques 14:3. Waterloo: University of Waterloo Press, 1987. 170 pp.

encounter between Byzantium and the Slavs: the Cyrillo-Methodian legacy and the cosmopolitan religious-cultural milieu of Mount Athos. Each biographical essay provides a vivid glimpse of this encounter and furnishes insight into the larger historical phenomenon known by social anthropologists and others as acculturation, a process which occurs "when societies with different cultures come into direct and prolonged contact" (p. 2). A series of helpful maps and illustrations enhance the volume. Six Byzantine Portraits is a welcome addition to the field of Byzantinoslavica and should appeal to general readers and scholars alike.