Titlebook: Cluniac Monasticism in the Central Middle Ages; Noreen Hunt Book 1971 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1971

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Monastic Movements in the East Pyrenees,ents tending towards the formation of groups of monasteries. This period has been chosen as our starting point the more easily to make clear the true part — in this district a modest one — played by Cluny, and to assess precisely the relative importance of Moissac as it drew some of our monasteries

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The Monastic Crisis of the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries,ed either in or near a town, or, on the other hand, deep in the country. Both forms were considered authentic, and they had in common the fundamental characteristic of the vocation of certain Christians — separation from the world, in order to seek God wholeheartedly and love him alone. In a text at

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,St Odilo’s Monastery,ch complete mortification of the curiosity, but to recapture the soul of Clairvaux we shall derive greater profit from a visit to Fontenay, the best example still visible today of a monastery built by St Bernard.

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Technischer Schutz für Genomdatench complete mortification of the curiosity, but to recapture the soul of Clairvaux we shall derive greater profit from a visit to Fontenay, the best example still visible today of a monastery built by St Bernard.

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