Rites of Enclosure: The English Ordines for the Enclosing of Anchorites, S. XII–S. XVI
The enclosed solitary life, like other forms of (broadly speaking) monastic vocation, can trace its origins to the eastern deserts of the third and fourth centuries. But its development as a distinct and separately regulated form of living belongs to the central Middle Ages. By the twelfth century,...
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Cambridge University Press
2012
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Year: 2012, Volume: 67, Pages: 145-234 |
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