10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CENOBITICAL»
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cenobitical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The history of the antient abbeys, monasteries, hospitals, ...
It is true, this Opinion is not generally receiv'd; those who oppose it, pretend, that
in order to be Cenobitical, it is not sufficient that they live in Community, but that it
must be also under the Authority of a Rule. That is the Construction they have ...
John Stevens, Sir William Dugdale, 1722
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
After his death mitigations were gradually introduced into the rule and manner of
life; and in the monastery of St Michael in Murano, Venice, the life became
cenobitical. From that time to the present day there have always been both
eremitical ...
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An Introductory Dictionary of Theology and Religious Studies
Antony and Pachomius are credited with being the forerunners of Christian
monasticism's two basic models: eremitical (solitary) and cenobitical (communal).
Monasticism spread very quickly throughout most of the Mediterranean world.
Orlando O. Espín, James B. Nickoloff, 2007
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
After his death mitigations were gradually introduced into the rule and manner of
life; and in the monastery of St Michael in Murano, Venice, the life became
cenobitical. From that time to the present day there have always been both
eremitical ...
5
The Motley Crew: Monastic Lives
achomius is the Eastern monk recognized as the Father of Cenobitical
Monasticism. He was an Egyptian who was drafted into the Roman army at the
age of twenty. On their way to camp, the draftees were kept overnight in a jail so
they ...
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The Investiture Controversy: Church and Monarchy from the ...
Two years later, in 1012, Romuald constructed a cenobitical monastery below the
eremus that followed a strictly interpreted Rule of Saint Benedict. Monks from the
lower monastery could become members of the eremitical community, but a ...
Uta-Renate Blumenthal, 2011
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Buddhist Monastic Life: According to the Texts of the ...
Since some (but by no means all) of the Christian "dwellers in the wilderness"
lived alone for some or all of the time, the eremitical life came to be contrasted in
that tradition with the cenobitical. (The question of solitude in Buddhist
monasticism ...
In the first chapter of the Rule, Benedict, while leaving open to individuals the
possibility of passing over to that eremitical life which he himself had experienced
at Subiaco, states clearly that he is now legislating for cenobitical life — -that is, ...
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Come to the Quiet: The Principles of Christian Meditation
Today, the young monk will begin in the cenobitical way in the cenobium or
monastery, to learn how to live the way of love in the context of the responsibility
of relationships in Christ. After you spend ten years or so learning the cenobitical
...
John Michael Talbot, 2002
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In the Benedictine Tradition: The Origins and Early ...
Characterized by its eremitical life style, Antonian monasticism ultimately became
the form of monasticism first propagated in Western Europe.29 As the number of
monastic hermitages increased, St. Pachomius developed a cenobitical form of ...
M. Dorothy Neuhofer, 1999
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CENOBITICAL»
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cenobitical is used in the context of the following news items.
Queen of the damned
From there, he is made a grand offer by Pinhead, who has since been banished from the Monastery of the Cenobitical Order. Harry is ... «Bay Area Reporter, Jun 15»
Up for a Quest?
In an advanced version of the spell, cenobitical hesychasm, the caster can included members of his party within the moat. Elliot. Hesychasm ... «Patheos, Dec 12»
ST. THEODOSIUS ABBOT
He became a friend of and co-worker with Saint Sabbas, and was later appointed visitor to all cenobitical communities of Palestine, the patriarch of Jerusalem. «Catholic News Agency, Jan 07»
