RT Article
T1 Il monachesimo benedettino nel tardo Medioevo italiano e l’esperienza di Silvestro fondatore di Montefano: Una rilettura = Benedictine Monasticism in Late Medieval Italy and the Experience of Sylvester Founder Of Montefano : A New Interpretation = Benedictine Monasticism in Late Medieval Italy and the Experience of Sylvester Founder Of Montefano : A New Interpretation
JF Rivista di storia della Chiesa in Italia
VO 73
IS 2
SP 411
OP 434
A1 Salvestrini, Francesco 1965-
LA Italian
YR 2019
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1744398992
AB This paper presents a new critical reading of the oldest hagiographic and documentary sources relating to Sylvester, known as Guzzolini (end of the 12th/beginning of the 13th century-1267), founder of the Silvestrine monastic obedience, a part of St. Benedict’s Order, in the Italian region of the Marche. Whilst offering some detailed interpretations of the origins and the first spread of this movement, we focus on the relationship between monastic-hermitic traditions and Mendicant Orders’ views, especially as far as the Minorites are concerned. Our aim is to shed light on the interactions between older and reformed contemplative experiences, Roman Curia and religiones novae during the Italian Communal age.
K1 Monasticism
K1 Mendicant Orders
K1 Hagiography
K1 Medieval Italy
K1 13th century
DO 10.26350/001783_000069