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... monasticism in the west 3 The Benedictine centuries : the first expansion 4 The Benedictine centuries : some reforms 5 The new orders of the eleventh century 6 The monastic conquest 7 Monastic buildings 25 37 54 62 83 98 8 Monastic ...
... monasticism in the west 3 The Benedictine centuries : the first expansion 4 The Benedictine centuries : some reforms 5 The new orders of the eleventh century 6 The monastic conquest 7 Monastic buildings 25 37 54 62 83 98 8 Monastic ...
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David Knowles. in the west Monasticism spread over the whole of the eastern half of the \ Roman empire in the last century of that empire's unity ... monastic influence The purple lines 2 Early monasticism 25 Early monasticism in the west.
David Knowles. in the west Monasticism spread over the whole of the eastern half of the \ Roman empire in the last century of that empire's unity ... monastic influence The purple lines 2 Early monasticism 25 Early monasticism in the west.
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... monasticism that spread was of the Basilian kind , that is , one with a moderate but fully regulated degree of community life , and it was this that became preponderant in the Byzantine empire , though ... monasticism Byzantine monasticism.
... monasticism that spread was of the Basilian kind , that is , one with a moderate but fully regulated degree of community life , and it was this that became preponderant in the Byzantine empire , though ... monasticism Byzantine monasticism.
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