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2020
AbstractFounded in 1098, the Cistercians grew to be one of the most important monastic orders of the Middle Ages, stretching from the shores of Scotland to the littoral of Palestine, from Greece to Poland. This chapter traces three major themes that have influenced the scholarship on the topic, namely the idea of the ‘order’, the role of women within ...
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AbstractFounded in 1098, the Cistercians grew to be one of the most important monastic orders of the Middle Ages, stretching from the shores of Scotland to the littoral of Palestine, from Greece to Poland. This chapter traces three major themes that have influenced the scholarship on the topic, namely the idea of the ‘order’, the role of women within ...
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New Blackfriars, 1966
Saint Benedict’s Rule, which was the most basic piece of government in the lives of thousands of medieval Christians, visualises the good life as a return to paradise, a return made possible through the merits of the Redeemer, and essentially an imitation of His life.
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Saint Benedict’s Rule, which was the most basic piece of government in the lives of thousands of medieval Christians, visualises the good life as a return to paradise, a return made possible through the merits of the Redeemer, and essentially an imitation of His life.
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Journal of the British Archaeological Association, 2018
The English and Welsh Cistercians have long been the focus of scholarly attention. For the most part, the literature is concerned with the early centuries of Cistercian monasticism, a period of gro...
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The English and Welsh Cistercians have long been the focus of scholarly attention. For the most part, the literature is concerned with the early centuries of Cistercian monasticism, a period of gro...
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1992
The Cistercian establishment in Cyprus was an outgrowth of monasteries of the Order of Citeaux which had been set up in the Latin States of the Holy Land.1 These monasteries were founded in the second half of the twelfth century as dependencies of Morimond (Salvatio in 1157, Belmont in 1161).
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The Cistercian establishment in Cyprus was an outgrowth of monasteries of the Order of Citeaux which had been set up in the Latin States of the Holy Land.1 These monasteries were founded in the second half of the twelfth century as dependencies of Morimond (Salvatio in 1157, Belmont in 1161).
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