Encyclopaedia of the Middle Ages
By André Vauchez (editor)

Full List of Entries • P

Pachymeres, George (1242-1310)
Paderborn
Padua
Paganism
Pahlavi
Palace
Palaeography
Palaeologus, Dynastypalamas, Gregory (1296-1359)
Palamism
Palermo
Palestine
Pall
Pallium, Right To the Pallium
Palm Sunday
Pandects
Pannonhalma
Pannonia
Panormitanus (Nicolaus de Tudeschis) (1386-1445)
Pantheism
Pantocrator
Papal Finances
Paper
Papyrus
Paradise
Paray-Le-Monial
Parchment
Pardon of the Portiuncula
Paris
Parish
Parish Dues
Parish Priest
Parish Registers
Parlement of France
Parliament, English
Parma
Paroikoi
Parricide
Parson
Participation
Paschal I, Pope (died 824)
Paschal II, Pope (died 1118)
Paschasius Radbertus (late 8th C - 860/865)
Passau
Passion
Passionary
Pastoral Teaching
Pastoureaux
Patarines
Patmos
Patriarch, Patriarchate
Patrick (5th C)
Patrimony, Ecclesiastical
Patrimony of Saint Peter
Patronage
Patronage, Artistic
Paul, Apostle
Paul of Burgos (1353-1435)
Paul the Deacon (Warnefrid) (720/730-797/799)
Paulicians
Paulinus of Aquileia (730/740-802)
Pavia
Pawel Wlodkowicz of Brudzenia (1370 - after 1434)
Pazzi Family
Peace and Truce of God
Peasant
Peasants' Revolt of 1381
Pec
Pecha, Alonso (1327/1329 - 1389)
Pechenegs
Pecock, Reginald (1393-1461)
Peers of France
Pelican
Penance
Penitentials
Penitentiaries, Minor
Penitentiary, Apostolic
Penitents
Pentapolis
Pentateuch
Pentecost
Perceval
Perfection, States of
Perjury
Pérotin (late 12th-13th C)
Perpignan
Person
Personality of Law
Perugia
Perugino (1450-1524)
Pesaro
Peter, Apostle
Peter of Antioch, Patriarch (11th C)
Peter I of Aragon (1068-1104)
Peter II of Aragon (1174-1213)
Peter III of Aragon (1239-1285)
Peter IV of Aragon (1319-1387)
Peter Arbués (1442-1485)
Peter Aureoli (1280-1322)
Peter Cantor (died 1197)
Peter Comestor (died 1178)
Peter Damian (1007-1072)
Peter John Olivi (1248-1296)
Peter Lombard (1100-1160)
Peter Nolasco (1180-1249)
Peter of Bruys (died 1132/1139)
Peter of Castelnau (died 1208)
Peter of Celle (died 1183)
Peter of Les Vaux-de-Cernay (12th-13th C)
Peter of Pisa (744-799)
Peter of Poitiers (1125/1135-1205)
Peter of Tarentaise (1224-1276)
Peter of Verona, called Peter Martyr
Peter Orseolo (died 988)
Peter the Hermit (1050-1115)
Peter the Venerable (1092/1094-1156)
Peter's Pence
Peters, Gerlach (1378-1411)
Petrarch (1304-1374)
Petrus Alfonsi (1062 - 1st half of 12th C)
Petrus Hispanus (died 1277)
Philip I of France (1052-1108)
Philip II Augustus (1165-1223)
Philip III the Bold (1245-1285)
Philip IV the Fair (1268-1314)
Philip V the Tall (1293-1322)
Philip VI de Valois (1293-1350)
Philip of Swabia (1177-1208)
Philip Benizi (1233-1285)
Philip the Chancellor (after 1165-1256)
Philippe de Mézières (1327?-1405)
Philocalia
Philosophy
Philosophy, Jewish
Philosophy, Muslim
Photius (810 - after 893)
Physiologus
Piacenza
Piast
Picardy
Pico Della Mirandola, Giovanni (1463-1494)
Pierleoni Family
Piero Della Francesca (1410/1420-1492)
Pierre D'ailly (1351-1420)
Pierre de la Croix (13th-14th C)
Pierre de Montreuil (died 1267)
Pietà
Pietro Della Vigna (1190-1249)
Pijjut
Pilgrim, Pilgrimage
Pilgrimage Phials
Pinturicchio (1454-1513)
Pippin the Short (715-768)
Pirmin (died 753)
Pisa
Pisa, Council of
Pisanello (1395-1450/1455)
Pisano, Andrea (1295 - after 1348)
Pisano, Giovanni (1245 - after 1314)
Pisano, Nicola (1220-1283)
Piscina
Pius II (1404-1464)
Plainchant
Plantagenets
Platina (1421-1481)
Platonism, Medieval
Play, Liturgical
Pluralism of Benefices
Poblet
Podestà
Podolia
Poetry, Medieval
Poggio (1380-1459)
Poitiers
Poland
Polirone
Political Treatises
Politics
Pollaiolo, Antonio (1431-1498)
Pollaiolo, Piero (1443-1496)
Polotsk
Polyphony
Polyptych
Pomerania
Pomposa
Pons of Melgueil (1075-1126)
Pontifical
Pontigny
Poor Catholics
Poor Clares
Pope, Papacy
Poppo of Stavelot (978-1048)
Popular Crusades and Children's Crusade
Popular Religion
Porphyrogenete
Porrection
Portiuncula
Portrait
Port
Portugal
Portulan
Postcommunion
Postilla
Poverty, The Poor
Poverty, Voluntary
Poznan
Praepositinus of Cremona (before 1150 - 1210)
Praglia
Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges
Prague
Prayer
Preaching
Prebend
Predestination
Preface
Premonstratensians
Premyslids
Pre-Romanesque Art
Presanctified, Mass of the
Presentation in the Temple
Prester John
Priesthood
Primate
Primitives
Prince Electors
Prior, Priory
Prison, Prisoner
Private Church
Procedure
Procession
Procurator
Profession, Monastic
Profiat Duran (died 1414)
Property
Prophecy
Prophets
Prostitution
Prostration
Prouille
Provence
Providence
Province, Ecclesiastical
Provincial Councils
Provision, Ecclesiastical
Provost
Prüm
Psalms
Psalter
Psellus, Michael (1018-1078)
Pskov
Psychopomp
Ptolemy of Lucca (1236-1327)
Pucelle, Jean (died 1333 or 1334)
Punctuation
Purgatory
Purification of the Virgin
Purvey, John (1353-1428)
Pyrenees
Pyrrhus I of Constantinople (died 654)
Pyxis, Question