This significant second volume of Frater Petrus’s fourteenth-century 'Collationes de Tempore' offers a rare and scholarly look into medieval homiletics. Covering the liturgical period from the First Sunday after Easter through to Ordinary Time, this collection provides 87 individual collations that served as vital spiritual nourishment for the medieval church. Daniel Nodes presents this critical text with precision, making these historic sermons accessible to modern scholars, theologians, and students of church history. Whether you are conducting research into medieval hermeneutics or seeking to understand the historical development of preaching, this volume is an indispensable resource. It sheds light on how the gospel message was framed and communicated during a pivotal era, offering a profound window into the faith of the fourteenth century. This is an essential addition for any academic or ecclesiastical library focused on the depth and breadth of the Christian tradition.