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... individual belonged to the institute and not to one of its consti- tuent members , and which was directly placed at the disposal of the Roman curia , came only in the thirteenth century with the friars . 6 Expansion of the Cistercians ...
... individual belonged to the institute and not to one of its consti- tuent members , and which was directly placed at the disposal of the Roman curia , came only in the thirteenth century with the friars . 6 Expansion of the Cistercians ...
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... individual portraiture from late medieval or Renaissance monasticism . Strikingly personal , this picture is nevertheless timeless - the face might be that of a monk of any age , including our own . observed , and lay - brothers were ...
... individual portraiture from late medieval or Renaissance monasticism . Strikingly personal , this picture is nevertheless timeless - the face might be that of a monk of any age , including our own . observed , and lay - brothers were ...
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... individual to the external occupation of the community . In the latter realm , where its traditional sense is of engagement in occupations directed to no other end than the knowledge by the individual of the nature of God and his ...
... individual to the external occupation of the community . In the latter realm , where its traditional sense is of engagement in occupations directed to no other end than the knowledge by the individual of the nature of God and his ...
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List of maps 6 | 6 |
Foreword | 7 |
The first Christian monks | 9 |
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