Apocalypse and reform from late antiquity to the Middle Ages / edited by Matthew Gabriele and James T. Palmer.

Introduction: the beginning of the end / Matthew Gabriele and James Palmer -- The Chronicle of Hydatius of Chavez: a historical guidebook to the last days of the western Roman Empire / Veronika Wieser -- To be found prepared: eschatology and reform rhetoric c. 570-c. 640 / James T. Palmer -- The final countdown and the reform of the liturgical calendar in the early Middle Ages / Immo Warntjes -- Apocalypse and reform in Bede's De die iudicii / Peter Darby -- Creating futures through the lens of revelation in the rhetoric of the Carolingian reform c. 750 to c. 900 / Miriam Czock -- Eschatology and reform in early Irish law: the evidence of Sunday legislation / Elizabeth Boyle -- Apocalypse, eschatology and the interim in England and Byzantium in the tenth and eleventh centuries / Helen Foxhall Forbes -- Apocalypticism and the rhetoric of reform in Italy around the year 1000 / Levi Roach -- This time. maybe this time. biblical commentary, monastic historiography, and lost cause-ism at the turn of the first millennium / Matthew Gabriele -- Against the silence: twelfth-century Augustinian reformers confront apocalypse / Jehangir Y. Malegam -- Afterword / Jay Rubenstein.