<P>Introduction</P><P>1...For Those Diligent Servants of God and His Saints...The Transylvanian Episcopate and the Cult of the Saints</P><P>The Apparition of St. Michael</P><P>Universal Growth</P><P>Local Developments</P><P>Artisans of Dynastic Cults</P><P>Sainted Women and Their Devotees</P><P>The Golden Age of Late Medieval Sainthood</P><P></P><P>2 Competing Cults in Late Medieval Transylvania: The Mendicant Case</P><P>Multiplication</P><P>Adaptability</P><P>... and the Challenges of Innovation</P><P>3 The Dynamic of Saintly Patronage</P><I><P>Die Kwnígen Maria</P></I><P>Civic Promotion of Sainthood in Corona</P><P>A Distant Patron Saint</P><P>Urban Identity and Parish Patronage: the Criss-Crossing</P><P></P><P>Conclusion</P>