Deutsches Lesebuch für ein- und zweiklassige Schulen

Steger, August; Wohlrabe, Wilhelm

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Persistent identifier:: PPN791668630

URN:: urn:nbn:de:0220-gd-13462574

Title:: Deutsches Lesebuch für ein- und zweiklassige Schulen

Shelfmark:: RB-II 6(1,08)

Author:: Steger, August
Wohlrabe, Wilhelm (13.03.1851-29.12.1920)

Place of publication:: Halle a.S.

Publisher:: Schroedel

Document type:: Monograph

Collection:: Textbooks for study of the natural and cultural world (Realienkunde),imperial Germany

Publication year:: 1908

Scope:: XII, 577 S.

Copyright:: Georg-Eckert-Institut - Leibniz-Institut für internationale Schulbuchforschung

Language:: German

Subtitle:: in einem Bande

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162 MEDIZEVAL HISTORY magnetism of his personality, Bernard gained a unique influence in Western Christianity. “ Counsellor and admonisher of kings, trainer and maker of popes, healer of schisms, condemner of heresies, author of a new Crusade,” 1! he was the most influential man of his times. THE Car- A few years before the foundation of the Cistercian THUSIANS Order, another Order was founded which aimed at still greater asceticism—the Carthusian Order, so called from Chartreux, near Grenoble, where the Order took its rise in 1084. The peculiarity of this Order was that the monks had separate cells and spent the greater part of their time in solitude. In England their monasteries were known as Charter-houses, in France as Chartreuses. TugE Intheearly part of the twelfth century a new departure BUSH was made by the institution of Orders of Regular Canons, that is to say, of priests attached to churches, but living the life of monks. They were sometimes known as Austin Canons, as in earlier days St Augustine of Hippo had tried to establish “a monastery of clerks in the Bishop’s household.” Among the Regular Canons the most important branch was that of the Premonstratensians, founded at Premontre near Laon, by Norbert, afterwards archbishop of Magdeburg. This Order took the lead in the conversion of the Slavs across the Elbe. Many other monastic Orders were founded of greater or less importance, until at last the foundation of new Orders was prohibited by Pope Innocent 11T. in 1215. Tu But at this very time a religious Order of a new type FRANCIS- was being formed. This was the Order of Friars founded by St Francis of Assisi (1182-1216), He was the son of a wealthy cloth merchant in the little Italian 1 Trench.

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