10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EREMITIC»
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eremitic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eremitic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Men of the Cliffs and Caves: The Development of the Chinese ...
Sister to the king of France, queen of Navarre, gifted writer, religious reformer, and patron of the arts -- in her many roles, Marguerite de Navarre (1492-1549) was one of the most important figures of the French Renaissance.
Topics treated in this book include seeking God, existential openness, discipline, simplicity, contemplation, interreligious dialogue, and ecology.
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Encyclopedia of Monasticism: A-L
The eremitic ideal seems to have been introduced to the West by Athanasius (c.
296-373), an exile from his bishopric of Alexandria first in Trier and then, from
339, in Rome. He offered both the personal testimony of a friend of Pachomius (c.
William M. Johnston, 2000
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Oasis of Wisdom: The Worlds of the Desert Fathers and Mothers
EREMITIC LIFE The hermit was a different kind of monk from an apotaktikos. His
or her life was lived entirely in solitude and isolation in the desert or another type
of wilderness. While they sometimes offered spiritual guidance and teaching, ...
Giustiniani describes in some detail this Camaldolese eremitic life. The third form
of eremitic life is that of men who go out either from the world c from a monastery
and withdraw from all cities. They separate themselves, as f2 as possible, from ...
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The Rule of Saint Benedict and the Ascetic Traditions from ...
14 An overall view of these institutions leads us to conclude that, among the
greater part of those religions which adopted monastic life, the cenobitic and
eremitic forms were practised together, sometimes staying in the one place, at
other ...
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Pastors and Visionaries: Religion and Secular Life in Late ...
During the Black Death of 1349 he wrote a series of meditations on Christ's
Passion containing autobiographical descriptions of his own religious
experiences.18 The diocese of York, therefore, had long been a centre of
eremitic movements, ...
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Saint Margaret, Queen of the Scots: A Life in Perspective
Archaeological excavations indicate that they consisted of individual cells to
facilitate the seclusion of hermits living in eremitic groups. The Kievan monks
were probably ensconced in the caves shortly after the arrival of Andrew and his
Kievan ...
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Remembering Kings Past: Monastic Foundation Legends in ...
Dado then appears — but as a holy man whom Pippin the Short appointed to
assemble other such men in service of the monastic rule.53 This legendary
transformation of Conques's origins into an Egyptian-style eremitic community, as
well as ...
Amy Goodrich Remensnyder, 1995
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The Benedictine Face of Religious Poverty: The Formation and ...
eremitic discipline, and became the leading force spreading the Gregorian reform
in the Marches, although by the early twelfth century Fonte Avellana had already
compromised its eremitic ways. 70 By the time of Silvestro, both of these ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EREMITIC»
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eremitic is used in the context of the following news items.
True Detective Returns with a New, Dark Story
The eremitic Ani Bezzerides (Rachel McAdams), a sheriff's deputy in nearby Ventura County, is the final survivor of a New Age do-what-you-will ... «Reason, Jun 15»
Why Monasteries Succeed But Secular Communes Fail
Among those disaffected by any particular society, there will always be some who embrace an eremitic lifestyle. When this is done for spiritual ... «Acton Institute, Jun 15»
Chasing waterfalls in Yeats country
Luckily, it's possible to partake of the eremitic Lough Gill dream in something a good bit bigger, and more comfortable, and more sophisticated ... «Irish Independent, May 15»
Retardation And Religion
The number of these escapists may yet be small, but the fact that such a disastrously eremitic theology has attracted diehard followers across ... «Outlook, Apr 15»
The graciousness of author Harper Lee
Though not as adamantly self-cloistered as the eremitic J.D. Salinger, her ranking as one of literature's leading homebodies was secure. «National Catholic Reporter, Apr 15»
Red Bull's threat to quit Formula One in face of Mercedes …
The 2015 season is just one race old and already Dietrich Mateschitz, the team's eremitic owner, appears to believe that the indignity of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
On Lent and the Martyred Copts: Can Water, Silence, and Desert …
The early eremitic monastics saw this episode as the key to Christian life. They left the busy cities with their bureaucracies behind them and ... «Patheos, Feb 15»
Agnes Martin's Perfection: Now and Not Yet
... not only in her paintings but through her copious statements and parables, her eremitic self-sufficiency, her Zen-inflected paeans to humility ... «The Millions, Jan 15»
Role games people play: 'Wolf in White Van' by John Darnielle
He was a troubled boy who became a reserved and eremitic man, but he is never saintly. He has a sly humor and a wicked streak. He rarely ... «Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Dec 14»
Devout doctor chooses hermitage 'to focus just on' Jesus
15 to Bishop Luis R. Zarama as a consecrated woman to live the eremitic life. Trappist Father Augustine, right, assisted at the service. Photo By ... «Georgia Bulletin, Oct 14»
