An edition of The Cistercians in the Early Middle Ages (1998)

The Cistercians in the early Middle Ages

written to commemorate the nine hundredth anniversary of foundation of the Order at Citeaux in 1098 under the patronage of Blessed Vincent Kadlubek, Bishop of Krakow (1208-18), Monk of Jedrzejow (1218-1223)

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An edition of The Cistercians in the Early Middle Ages (1998)

The Cistercians in the early Middle Ages

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Gracewing
Language
English
Pages
479

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Subjects
Church history, Cistercians, History, Monasticism and religious orders, To 1500
Places
Europe
Times
Early church, ca. 30-600, To 1500

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The Cistercians in the Early Middle Ages: Written to Commemorate the Nine Hundredth Anniversary of Foundation of the Order at Citeaux in 1098 Under the Patronage of Blessed Vincent Kadlubek
December 2001, Gracewing
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Cover of: The Cistercians in the early Middle Ages
The Cistercians in the early Middle Ages: written to commemorate the nine hundredth anniversary of foundation of the Order at Citeaux in 1098 under the patronage of Blessed Vincent Kadlubek, Bishop of Krakow (1208-18), Monk of Jedrzejow (1218-1223)
1998, Gracewing
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The Cistercians in the early middle ages: written to commemorate the Nine Hundredth Anniversary of Foundation of the Order at Cîteaux in 1098
1998, Gracewing
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Table of Contents

Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 Origins and Expansion
Chapter 2 Administrative Organisation
Chapter 3 Recruitment
Chapter 4 The Monastic Community
Chapter 5 Cultural Activity
Chapter 6 The Secular Community
Chapter 7 The Troubled Background
Chapter 8 Abbey Sites
Chapter 9 The Monastic Buildings
Chapter 10 The Abbey Churches
Chapter 11 The Claustral Complex
Chapter 12 Landed Property
Chapter 13 The Granges
Chapter 14 Settlement on Cistercian Lands
Chapter 15 Land Utilisation, and Tithes
Chapter 16 Arable Farming
Chapter 17 Pastoralism
Chapter 18 Fishing, Mining and Industry
Chapter 19 Home and Overseas Trade
Chapter 20 The Nunneries.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [421]-459) and indexes.

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Leominster, Herefordshire

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
271/.1204/0902
Library of Congress
BX3415 .W55 1998

The Physical Object

Pagination
x, 479, [20] p. :
Number of pages
479

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OL6822709M
ISBN 10
0852443501
LCCN
00303535
Library Thing
4622520
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2782948

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