Realities of Reformist Leadership in Early Eleventh-Century Flanders: The Case of Leduin, Abbot of Saint-Vaast

The reform movement of the later tenth and early eleventh centuries distinguishes itself from other such episodes in monastic history not so much by its impact on the existence of ecclesiastical communities throughout western Europe as by its diversity. Whereas Cluny, Gorze, and the movements initia...

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Authors: Vanderputten, Steven (Author) ; Meijns, Brigitte (Author)
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Language:English
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Published: Cambridge University Press 2010
In: Traditio
Year: 2010, Volume: 65, Pages: 47-74
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