Japanese Warrior Monks AD 949–1603, Turnbull, Stephen

Автор: Nicholls, Mark
Название: History of the modern british isles, 1529-1603
ISBN: 0631193340 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780631193340
Издательство: Wiley
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Описание: Examines the development of England and Scotland between 1529 and 1603. The text focuses on the political and religious developments in both countries but it also considers economic, social, cultural and educational change.

Автор: Rosemary Morris
Название: Monks and Laymen in Byzantium, 843–1118
ISBN: 0521319501 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780521319508
Издательство: Cambridge Academ
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Описание: In Byzantium monks did not form a separate caste, apart from society. They were not only loyal to their own houses or monastic leaders, but also formed part of a nexus of social, economic and spiritual relationships which bound together the ‘powerful’ in the middle Byzantine state. Their monasticism, unlike the Western religious ‘orders’, displayed a highly individualistic streak. Using hagiography, chronicles and, in particular, the archives of the Athonite monasteries, this book reassesses the role of monks in Byzantine society and examines the reasons for the flowering of the monastic life in the period from the end of iconoclasm to the beginning of the twelfth century. The first study of its kind in English, it is aimed at anyone interested in either the Western or the Byzantine early medieval religious life.

Автор: Pearce
Название: The Monks of Westminster
ISBN: 1108013597 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781108013598
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Описание: For this 1916 work, Archdeacon E. H. Pearce searched through the extensive muniments of Westminster Abbey to provide a list of all the known members of the monastic community until the Dissolution. Over 700 individuals are included, with all the information about them available to the author. While the list is not complete, and the use of other sources would add additional names for the early period, Pearce completed a remarkable achievement. Westminster was a substantial foundation, with an average community of 47 for the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. About half of these, who held some office or function, are naturally better documented than ordinary monks. Scholarship was evidently valued by the abbey, although the majority of the writings evidenced were on the history of the community rather than theological or literary works. Some monks were supported at Oxford, but little is known of the education offered to the remainder.