Ayuno y mortificación en el claustro: el cuidado del alma a riesgo del cuerpo en los monasterios hispanoamericanos.Las dominicas de Santa Rosa de Santiago de Chile (siglos XVIII-XI... by Alexandrine de La Taille-Trétinville

“…Among the multiple interpretative possibilities offered by the Spanish-American female monastic archives, the sources referring to mortification, health and illness stand out. …”
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Eustacjański kontekst doktryny o ubóstwie monastycznym w pismach ascetycznych św. Bazylego Wielkiego by Dariusz Kasprzak

“… We can distinguish two essential approaches to the issue of monastic poverty in the teaching of St Basil: a critical anti-Eustachian and a positive, unpolemical attitude. …”
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A Burial of Saint Jerome from the Main Altarpiece of the Monastery of San Jerónimo de Valparaíso (Córdoba), a New Work of Alejo Fernández by Alberto Velasco Gonzàlez

“…Likewise, various documents about the work certify that this important altarpiece was commissioned around 1503-1508 by the patrons Diego Fernández de Córdoba and Juana Pacheco to be installed in the main chapel of the monastic church. In this same place the patrons were buried together with other relatives. …”
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The memory of places for their valorisation. The case of the real estate assets of abandoned cloistered communities by Luigi Bartolomei

“…This approach is exemplified by the actions taken on the former Augustinian Monastery of Vicopelago in Lucca, where the use of space and also building management interprets the previous monastic presence, reiterating the proto-democratic ways in which the community made decisions.…”
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The Literal Sense of Scripture in Albert and Aquinas’s Eucharistic Theology by Albert Marie Surmanski

“…While their theology of the literal sense is similar, Albert is more influenced by the looser styles of earlier monastic theology, which results in a rich and imaginative but less precise reading than Aquinas.…”
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Oratorios performed at the holy sepulchre in the Bohemian Lands and Austria in the 18th century (Part II) : on the issue of transferring sepolcri and the possibilities of their sem... by Jana Perutková

“…It seems that the staged and semi-staged performances were popular in some monastic communities; however, information about this kind of performing practise is oftentimes ambiguous. …”
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Il Patrimonio mondiale religioso inaccessibile. Conservazione e fruizione ampliata by Adriana Trematerra

“…The contribution intends to question the possibilities offered by the discipline of restoration for the recovery of some elevators and funicular railways, added in recent years and currently in disuse or only usable by the monastic community, in order to guarantee each individual the possibility of being able to enjoy an heritage with a high historical, architectural and landscape value. …”
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Η Βυζαντινή οικογένεια των Αγιοθεοδωριτών ΙΙ: ΜΙΧΑΗΛ ΑΓΙΟΘΕΟΔΩΡΙΤΗΣ, πρωτονωβελισσιμοϋπέρτατος λογοθέτης του δρόμου και ορφανοτρόφος... by Ελισάβετ ΜΑΔΑΡΙΑΓΑ

“…Sophia and also took up monastic life (but he held political office until his death!). …”
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Italian music in the inventories of Nitra from the 18th and early 19th centuries by Magdaléna Stýblová

“…Remarkable music inventories were preserved from the 18th century and the early 19th century, although sheet music was preserved only to a smaller extent. From the monastic background, only the Inventarium Chori Nitriensis scholarum Piarum 1749 is preserved. …”
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Origin of Nālandā Mahāvihāra: Structure as Evidence and Seal as Symbol by Anand Singh

“…Though the bulk of the monastic sites is still not excavated due to habitation over the mounds and other factors. …”
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Foucault’s On the Government of the Living by David Konstan

“…This shift occurred largely under the influence of monastic and ascetic tendencies that came to play an increasingly powerful role in the second and third centuries after Christ. …”
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Amicitia monastica. Considerazioni introduttive Amicitia monastica. Introductory remarks by Nicolangelo D'Acunto

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The <i>Durham Account Rolls</i> Vocabulary as Evidence of Trade Relations in Late Medieval England by Amanda Roig-Marín

“…The aim of this article is to offer a lexical analysis and a historical overview of the main commodities that were imported into the monastic community under the auspices of Durham Cathedral, by discussing the implications in the choice of vernacular lexical items over Medieval Latin equivalents in the multilingual environment that characterises the DAR in the broader context of late medieval England.…”
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GREGORY PALAMAS ARCHBİSHOP OF THESSALONIKI AND HESYCHASM IN ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TRADITION by Salih İnci

“…This debate, which coincided with the struggle between the dynasties of "Kantekuzenos" and "Paleologos" in Byzantium, is an interesting example of how monastic monks show their effectiveness in theological and political debates when they are organized.…”
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Mariun by Gohar Grigoryan Savary

“…Spending the final stages of her life in exile and on pilgrimage, the former queen of Armenia appeared in the Holy City at a time when female spirituality was flourishing within self-organized monastic institutions.…”
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Experimental Archaeology and the Sustainability of Dental Calculus Research: The Case of Chocolate and the Nuns Of S. Maria Della Stella’s Church, Saluzzo, Italy by Sarah Sandron, Anita Radini, Dominique Scalarone, Beatrice Demarchi, Rosa Boano, Alison Beach, Cynthianne Spiteri

“…This project explored the potential of a new methodological approach to investigate the history of chocolate by combining experimental archaeology with micromorphological and chemical analysis of dental calculus from the skeletal remains of a post-medieval monastic community (Saluzzo, Italy) known from historical documents to have consumed chocolate products. …”
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The spirit of Vatican II: the idealist aspects of liturgical architecture in Europe by Vilmos Katona

“…Ressourcement had both monastic and secular aspects to the invocation – or recreation – of the early apostolic communities by means of new spatial and contextual programs in contemporary church architecture. …”
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Tracking the disseminated sources for compositional work of music theorist-abbot-composer Johannes Nucius by Magdalena Dostálová

“…Given his vivid social relations also outside the monastic life, we should rethink his status of just a music theorist with compositional work of local significance.…”
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The “Problem” of Religion, Christianity, and the Capacity of Community by Ananda Abeysekara

“…For Abeysekara, counterposing the work of scholars such as Talal Asad and Jacques Derrida enables a reconsideration of the question of monastic brotherhood in relation to the Theravada Buddhist tradition, and what it means to claim that fraternity and community qua Christianity constitutes a problem of religion. …”
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The vice of nationality and virtue of patriotism in 17th century Czech Lands by Šolcová Kateřina

“…The article focuses on the concept of nationality as it was treated by scholars from the monastic orders such as the German provincial of the Czech Franciscan province, Bernhard Sannig (1637–1704), or the Czech Jesuit Bohuslav Balbín (1621–1688), whose views are briefly compared with those of the most significant representative of the Czech Protestant emigration – Johann Amos Comenius (1592–1670). …”
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