10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAURIST»
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1
Augustine Through the Ages: An Encyclopedia
The eleven-volume Maurist edition of Augustine's opera omuia, deriving its name
from the Benedictine community at St. Maur that made the edition, was published
in Paris from 1679 to 1700. Many manuscripts in French libraries were collated ...
Allan Fitzgerald, John C. Cavadini, 1999
2
Benedictine Monachism: Studies in Benedictine Life and Rule
It is difficult to characterise or appraise, or even to afford the materials for any just
estimate of the actual Maurist output during the century and a half of their labours.
The list of principal Maurist works already spoken of (Encyc. Brit., art.
3
The Medieval Cult of St Petroc
The material in the departmental archives, however, is not merely a copy of the
Maurist materials gathered together in the Monasticon Benedictinum; other
materials under the G 73 shelfmark are unknown to this collection. According to ...
4
The Catholicisms of Coutances: Varieties of Religion in ...
Two attempts to introduce the Maurist reform at Hambye (1650 and 1731) failed.
It was not even tried at the other Benedictine monasteries in the diocese. The
Maurist method of reform united traditional Benedictine spirituality of communal ...
5
Generic Interfaces in Latin Literature: Encounters, ...
A Maurist edition of Jerome - including the letters - began to appear a few years
after the first Maurist volumes of Ambrose and Augustine, published in five
volumes produced between 1693 and 1706. The editor in chief was Dom Jean ...
Theodore D. Papanghelis, Stephen J. Harrison, Stavros Frangoulidis, 2013
6
Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy:
Pusey followed the seventeenth-century Maurist edition (Migne, Patrologia Latina
32) in printing praesonabam instead of pensabam and a comma instead of a full
stop before it so as to make praesonabam the main verb after sed ego ipse ...
7
Studies in Earlier Old English Prose
1—69, with the Maurist edition of Soliloquia, on which see below, note 25. The
copying is rather mechanical, and the scribe has sometimes misconstrued such
terms and concepts as otiurn, but there are no significant departures from the ...
8
Worship in Transition: The Twentieth Century Liturgical Movement
Among the most famous of them was Edmond Martene (1654—1707) who
compiled a collection of early liturgies: De Antiquis Ecclesiae Ritibus (3 volumes
1700—02). Martene himself had trained at the Maurist house at St-Germain-des-
Prés ...
John Fenwick, Bryan Spinks, 1995
9
The Trinitarian Theology of Basil of Caesarea: A Synthesis ...
In 1892 C. F. H. Johnston published an improved edition of the Maurist text of On
the Holy Spirit.3 In 1968 Benoît Pruche used both Maran's and Johnston's text to
create the standard edition of On the Holy Spirit for Sources chrétiennes.4 ...
Stephen M. Hildebrand, 2007
10
Disciplining Christians: Correction and Community in ...
Daur retains the Maurist numbering and chronological order. In addition, his
treatment of Ep. 277" (it is renumbered Ep. 22A) suggests that, following tradition,
he plans to incorporate the Divjak letters into the established chronology of the ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MAURIST»
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The French abbey that revolution could not destroy
This and the entire abbatial palace, explained Père Augustin, was finished in 1779 under the supervision of Maurist monks. They had arrived at ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 09»
