[PDF.91ix] Monasteries And Monastic Orders: 2000 Years of Christian Art and Culture

Monasteries And Monastic Orders: 2000 Years of Christian Art and Culture

[PDF.dn91] Monasteries And Monastic Orders: 2000 Years of Christian Art and Culture

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 | #250534 in Books |  imusti |  2012-05-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  13.00 x1.40 x9.50l,.0 | File type: PDF | 920 pages

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||7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.| Disappointing|By Galactic Overlord Xenu|This book has small pictures and very brief overviews of each monastery. It catalogs a large number of monasteries, but the quality detailing each one is noticeably lacking. Comparing this book with Bernhard Schutz's Great Monasteris of Europe, Schutz's is by far a superior book. It contains massive pictures, beautiful photography, longer|From the Inside Flap|Rolf Toman has worked as an independent art publisher for various international publishing houses for several decades. He authored and edited many acclaimed publications on art history and spirituality.|About the

How did the monks, nuns and hermits live? What rules did they agree to obey? To what extent were they able to uphold those ideals in reality? What was the relationship between the monasteries and wordly authorities? And what was the source of the power that the religious orders were able to exercise in political affairs at various times? Are the remarkable cultural accomplishments of the cloisters simply the fruits of great self-discipline, or did they also result f...

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