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... Cluniac customs and disciplinary decrees . The abbot of Cluny was supreme , and there was no delegation or decentralisation . The dependency of Cluny was thus in a halfway house between autonomy and membership of an integrated order ...
... Cluniac customs and disciplinary decrees . The abbot of Cluny was supreme , and there was no delegation or decentralisation . The dependency of Cluny was thus in a halfway house between autonomy and membership of an integrated order ...
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... Cluniac churches along the pilgrimage routes in northern Spain and their feeders across France from Paris , Dijon and Toulouse . France was covered with the dependencies of Cluny . In Flanders , the Low Countries and the Rhineland were ...
... Cluniac churches along the pilgrimage routes in northern Spain and their feeders across France from Paris , Dijon and Toulouse . France was covered with the dependencies of Cluny . In Flanders , the Low Countries and the Rhineland were ...
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... Cluniac way of life as one that condescended to human weakness and mitigated rules in order that souls might be saved ; Bernard retorted by repeating the demands of Christ which surpassed the claims of merely human discretion , and ...
... Cluniac way of life as one that condescended to human weakness and mitigated rules in order that souls might be saved ; Bernard retorted by repeating the demands of Christ which surpassed the claims of merely human discretion , and ...
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