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A Conflict Of Traditions : Women In Religion In The Early Middle Ages, 500-840

  • A Conflict Of Traditions : Women In Religion In The Early Middle Ages, 500-840
  • Attribution

    Donald Hochstetler
  • Publication Details

    Book, University Press of America, 1992
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     (LOWER LEVEL)  BX4200 .H57 1992  AVAILABLE

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  • Contents

    • Pt. I. The Creation of an Idea
    • 1. Female Monasticism
    • Separation
    • Communal Life
    • Regular Life
    • Separation of Individual and Institution
    • Economic Foundations of Separation
    • Voluntary Personal Poverty
    • Perseverance - - Stability
    • Obedience
    • 2. The Nonmonastic Forms of Female Consecration
    • Consecrated Widowhood
    • Deaconesses
    • Canonesses
    • Consecrated Women in the Sacral Functions of the Church
    • Pt. II. Modification of the Monastic Ideal
    • 3. The Attitudes of Consecrated Noblewomen
    • Inequality within Religious Communities
    • Control of Religious Communities by the Nobility
    • Noble Rejection of Separation and Obedience
    • 4. The Effect of Noble Patronage on Women’s Communities
    • The Nobility and the Selection of Abbesses
    • Actual Duties and Rights of the Abbesses
    • Noble Proprietary Attitudes toward Women’s Communities
    • 5. Consecrated Women as Property Owners
    • Ecclesiastical Legislation Regulating Possession of Property
    • Land Transfer Charters of Consecrated Women
    • 6. The Carolingian Family as Patrons of Women’s Communities: The Ideal Betrayed
  • ISBN

    • 0819186090
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