10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COENOBITISM»
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coenobitism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Slavic Cultures in the Middle Ages
Let us remember that coenobitism is characterized by the following: common
property, a common roof (under which all monks sleep), common worship,
common manual work (also in agriculture), and common practice of ascetic
enkrateia ...
2
The History of Christianity from the Birth of Christ to the ...
Jewish signification of the term " Greek," 294. Relative position of its magistracy
and priesthood, 440. Resort of women to its rivers, 445. Its social and religious
system averse to Coenobitism, ii. 42, 43. Its deities carried to Constantinople, 339
.
3
The Early Church: Origins to the Dawn of the Middle Ages
When coenobitism reached Syria is uncertain. An inscription attests the existence
of a monastery at alHit in Hauran in 354, and Ephrem Syrus (ca. 306373) left
hints of others in his poems. Manichaeism also had something to do with the ...
4
A History of the Russian Church to 1488
True coenobitism (obshchezhitie) — the disciplined communal life in which the
brethren had no personal possessions — in his view, gradually gave way to the
idiorhythmic way of life (osobnozhitie — 'living apart'), according to which each ...
5
"With the Spirit and Power of Elijah" (Lk 1,17): The ...
Cluny's crisis was nothing less than the wider feudal crisis within coenobitism
itself. 4.5 Coenobitism in crisis The so-called eleventh-century crisis of
coenobitism began about 1050 and lasted for approximately one century. J.
Leclercq has ...
6
The Church Triumphant: A History of Christianity Up to 1300
Arthur Voobus has ascribed the severity of Syrian monasticism to Manichaeism,
which dominated in Mesopotamia during this period. When coenobitism reached
Syria is uncertain. An inscription attests the existence of a monastery at al-Hit in ...
7
Sabas, Leader of Palestinian Monasticism: A Comparative ...
In addition, the character of Syrian monasticism changed: anchoritism
increasingly gave way to coenobitism. But within the bounds of coenobitism, the
Anatolian origin of the leaders of Palestinian monasticism and the Greek
language, which ...
8
The Making of the Monastic Community of Fulda, C.744 - C.900
and coenobitism, represented by Antony and Benedict. in the depiction of his
narrative Eigil was inspired by not only the Vita Sturmi itself, but also the
examples set by other founders of monasteries, such as Benedict of nursia and
Benedict ...
Janneke Raaijmakers, 2012
9
Christian Gaza In Late Antiquity
... though acutely conscious of the need to discern the logismoi and thus foster
spiritual succour and guidance by mature gerontes, is less anxious about the
danger of “personal will,” than is coenobitism because ofthe cooperation
expected ...
Brouria Bitton Ashkelony, Arieh Kofsky, 2004
10
Negotiating Community and Difference in Medieval Europe: ...
... was also dedicated to the ideal of communitas and, although asceticism came
to characterize the unique spirituality of the Irish church, commitment to
coenobitism would have been essential to the survival of monastic foundations.
Katherine Allen Smith, Scott Wells, 2009
