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mc87pn91q9m	Hannah W. Matis	Daughters of Jerusalem: Early Medieval Commentary on the Song of Songs and the Carolingian Reform	2013		.txt	text/plain	432	12	38	And finally, I examine how the Song of Songs formed one very important aspect of of an ongoing conversation between church and crown, providing Carolingian monks and clergy with a plethora of models to advise, to inspire, and occasionally to rebuke their sovereigns. In using the language of the Song of Songs to describe themselves and to form a common identity within the church, Carolingian elites also used that language to label and characterize the behavior of those they perceived to be tearing the church apart from within.	cache/mc87pn91q9m.txt	txt/mc87pn91q9m.txt