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Machine generated contents note: pt. ONE THE SOURCES OF INCOME FOR CATHEDRAL-BUILDING IN THE MIDDLE AGES -- ch. One Managing the cathedral church : the cathedral fabric -- ch. Two Sources of income for the building works -- Introduction -- One. The bishop's contributions -- Two. The chapter's contributions -- 1. Perpetual contributions -- The fructus prebendae defunctorum -- Admission dues -- Fines -- Absence dues -- Mortuary gifts -- Prebendal incorporation -- 2. Contributions for a limited term -- 3. One-off contributions -- Three. Joint contributions from the bishop and chapter -- Four. Papal contributions -- Five. Contributions from the ruler: emperor, king and lord -- Six. Contributions from the civic administration and urban institutions -- Seven. Contributions from ecclesiastical property and fiscal sources in the bishopric -- 1. Benefices incorporated by the cathedral fabric -- 2. The annualia: profits from vacant benefices -- 3. Income from the Church's fiscal sources: the tithes -- Eight. Voluntary contributions from the faithful -- 1. Veneration of relics -- 2. Indulgences -- Nine. Donations made for the fabric in the cathedral -- 1. Ordinary years -- 2. Extraordinary years -- Ten. Money collected in and outside the diocese -- 1. Short-term diocesan collections -- 2. Long-term diocesan collections : the mendicatoria -- Historical components of the mendicatoria -- The fabric confraternity -- The relic tour -- The indulgence -- The Whitsuntide procession -- The collection for the Crusades -- Different forms of contributions -- Income from indulgences -- Confraternity contributions -- Testamentary bequests -- The commutation monies -- Unlawfully acquired goods -- The financial results -- The duration of the collection campaign -- The geographical area -- Methods of collecting the contributions -- Competition from collection campaigns for other churches and ecclesiastical institutions -- pt. TWO THE FINANCING OF CATHEDRAL-BUILDING IN THE MIDDLE AGES -- ch. Three The financing of the building works at Utrecht Cathedral : a case study -- Introduction -- The Cathedral Church -- The Cathedral fabric and it's sources of income -- One. Contributions from the chapter -- 1. Contributions before circa 1525 -- The prebendae defunctorum -- Other contributions : the officium tectoris, vinalia and sigillum -- 2. Contributions after circa 1525 -- Two. Gifts and bequests -- Three. Devotional and indulgence monies offered in Utrecht Cathedral -- Four. Episcopal mendicatoria and synodal statutes -- Five. The reportationes sancti Martini -- Six. The quest monies -- Seven. Income from property: rents and annuities -- Eight. Financing transactions: the cathedral fabric as lender and borrower -- 1. Fund surpluses -- 2. A need for funds -- Nine. The sale of building materials and church treasure -- The financing of building and furnishing Utrecht Cathedral -- Cathedral versus parish church financing : the Dom and the Buurkerk in Utrecht -- ch. Four A survey of construction financing at several cathedrals -- Introduction -- One. The financing of building lodges at several cathedrals and St Peter's, Rome -- The cathedral fabric of Exeter, 1300-1514 -- The cathedral fabric of Milan : the first phase of construction, 1387-1391 -- The cathedral fabric of Osnabruck, 1477-1543 -- The cathedral fabric of Sens : construction of the transept, 1490-1517 -- The cathedral fabric of Troyes, 1294-1550 -- The cathedral fabric of Bourges : construction of the north tower, 1508-1537 -- The cathedral fabric of Toledo, 1418-1438 -- The cathedral fabric of Segovia, 1525-1650 -- The Fabbrica di San Pietro of Rome, 1506-1626 -- Two.Duration and pace of construction -- GRAPHS -- MONEY AND COINS -- NOTES -- APPENDICES -- Appendix One Medieval cathedral fabric accounts -- Appendix Two Annates -- Appendix Three List of mendicatoria -- Appendix Four Mendicatorium of Bishop-elect John of Nassau (1267-1290) for the construction of Utrecht Cathedral, 8 September 1288 -- Appendix Five Church inventory items funded by the fabric of Utrecht Cathedral, 1400-1576 -- Appendix Six Church inventory funded by the fabric of the Buurkerk, 1420-1566