Publisher's Synopsis
âMonastic Life in the Middle Agesâ offers a detailed exploration into the daily routines, spiritual practices, and societal roles of monks during this pivotal period in European history. Cardinal Gasquet provides insights into the structure of monastic communities, their contributions to education and the arts, and their influence on the broader culture.
This edition also includes supplementary material focusing on Great Britain and the Holy See from 1792-1806, adding a unique perspective on the relationship between monastic orders and papal authority during a time of significant political and religious upheaval. With meticulous detail, Gasquet paints a vivid picture of monastic life, making it an invaluable resource for students and historians of the medieval era.
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