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... cenobitic element in their life , which made a Carthusian house , even in a remote and savage neighbourhood , more viable than a group of cells ; more , perhaps , it was due to the excellence of the customs , and the resolution with ...
... cenobitic element in their life , which made a Carthusian house , even in a remote and savage neighbourhood , more viable than a group of cells ; more , perhaps , it was due to the excellence of the customs , and the resolution with ...
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... cenobitic monasticism in the fourteenth century is that of St Sergius ( 1314– 92 ) , whose first monastery founded in 1344 in the country north of Moscow was idiorhythmic in character . In 1354 , at the request of the patriarch of ...
... cenobitic monasticism in the fourteenth century is that of St Sergius ( 1314– 92 ) , whose first monastery founded in 1344 in the country north of Moscow was idiorhythmic in character . In 1354 , at the request of the patriarch of ...
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... cenobitic monastery with strict observance , but with an interest in church life of the day , and became a nursery of bishops in the sixteenth century . northern desert . At the same time Russian monks began , as Byzantine monks had ...
... cenobitic monastery with strict observance , but with an interest in church life of the day , and became a nursery of bishops in the sixteenth century . northern desert . At the same time Russian monks began , as Byzantine monks had ...
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