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Christian religious orders --- #GOSA:X.RO.M --- 27 <438> --- 271.79*7 --- Kerkgeschiedenis--Polen --- Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- 271.79*7 Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen

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History of Asia --- Social organizations --- Christian church history --- anno 1200-1499 --- Jerusalem --- Crusades --- Military religious orders --- Croisades --- Ordres militaires religieux --- Canons of the Holy Sepulcher --- Jérusalem --- History --- Histoire --- 271.79*7 --- #GOSA:II.ME.Alg.M --- #GOSA:II.Mod.Alg.M --- #GGSB: Geschiedenis (niet Europees) --- #GGSB: Geschiedenis (Middeleeuwen) --- Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- 271.79*7 Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- Jérusalem --- Geschiedenis (niet Europees) --- Geschiedenis (Middeleeuwen)

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Dutch translation of Thomas's chronical of life in a 15th century cloister near Zwolle, with an introduction to, among other things, Devotio moderna.

Christian church history --- Christian religious orders --- Zwolle --- 271.79*7 --- 271.8 --- Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- Congregatie van Windesheim. Moderne devotie. Broeders en zusters van het gemene leven --- Devotio moderna. --- Augustinian Canons. --- Mount St. Agnes (Monastery) --- Brothers of the Common Life. --- 271.8 Congregatie van Windesheim. Moderne devotie. Broeders en zusters van het gemene leven --- 271.79*7 Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- Mount St. Agnes (Monastery). --- Agnietenberg

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The English Augustinian Canonesses at Bruges kept records of daily life and key events in their convent from its foundation in 1629. Living in exile, members of the convent were well-aware of their importance to the survival of English Catholicism for women. Keeping full records served to maintain a reputation which would attract influential and wealthy benefactors and well-qualified members; but they are far more than window-dressing. They introduce the reader to members at every level, from impressive community leaders to candidates who failed to live up to expectations and were tactfully nudged out before profession. We meet Prioresses who take on major challenges in fund-raising to pay for building projects, manage disagreements over spiritual direction and adjust to new relationships with secular authorities, the impact of the Enlightenment and finally war. There are some intense personal dramas that unfold alongside nuns who followed the monastic rule to the letter and served the community faithfully over many years. The Chronicles edited in this volume, taking the story to the eighteenth century and a decision as to whether or not to return to England, are presented with introduction and full notes.

Christian church history --- anno 1600-1699 --- anno 1700-1799 --- Bruges --- Christian religious orders --- Missionary Canonesses of St.-Augustine --- 271.79*7 --- 271.79*7 Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- 27179*7 --- Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S Augustinus Orde van het H Graf Victorinen. --- 271.794 --- 271.794 Reguliere kanunniken --- Reguliere kanunniken --- Catholics, English --- Monastic and religious life of women --- Canonesses --- Catholics. --- History --- Nazareth (Convent : Bruges, Belgium) --- Augustinian Canonesses. --- Nazareth (Priory of Augustinian canonesses : Bruges, Belgium) --- Belgium

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The obituary of the abbey of St Victor in Paris is not only of substantial importance for the history of this prominent royal abbey and its congregation, but also for the network of relationships established between the Capetian Dynasty and the nobility of the Ile-de-France. The integral edition of this obituary, composed in the 14th century and continued until the French Revolution, is published here for the first time. It gives us a general view of the structure of the order of St Victor and of the canons living within the motherhouse in Paris. In addition to the abbots, the priors and the claustral officers some 1033 canons and 153 lay brothers are named here - , and the donations pro anima provide us with an insight into the economy of the abbey. The obituary furnishes us with information about the citizens of Paris and the topography of the town as well as about the masters of the University, closely connected to the Victorine theological school – famous in the 12th century for thinkers and teachers such as Hugh and Richard of St. Victor. Accordingly it can be taken as a solid basis for further prosopographical and socio-historical studies. L’obituaire de l’abbaye de Saint-Victor de Paris présente non seulement de l’intérêt pour l’histoire de cette importante abbaye royale et de sa congrégation, mais aussi pour les relations de la royauté capétienne avec la noblesse de l’Ile-de-France. Composé au XIVe siècle et continué jusqu’à la Révolution il est édité ici pour la première fois dans son intégralité. Il nous offre une vue d’ensemble sur la structure de l’ordre victorin et sur les chanoines résidant dans l’abbaye mère – on y retrouve les noms des abbés, des prieurs, des officiers claustraux et ceux de 1033 chanoines et de 153 convers - , tout comme sur les donations pro anima qui nous fournissent des détails sur la situation économique de l’abbaye. On y recueille aussi des informations sur les citoyens et la topographie de la ville de Paris ainsi que sur les Maîtres de l’Université, en relation avec les Victorins et leur école théologique, reputée par des maîtres tels que Hugues et Richard de Saint-Victor au XIIe siècle. Cet obituaire peut donc servir de point de départ pour des études prosopographiques et sociohistoriques.

Necrologies --- Church records and registers --- Saint-Victor (Abbey : Paris, France) --- Augustinian Canons --- History --- 271.79*7 --- Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- 271.79*7 Reguliere kanunniken en kanunnikessen van S. Augustinus. Orde van het H. Graf. Victorinen --- Deaths, Registers of --- Registers of deaths --- Church registers --- Ecclesiastical records and registers --- Ecclesiastical registers --- Parish registers --- Registers of births, etc. --- Church archives --- Paris (France). --- Monastery of Saint-Victor (Paris, France) --- Abbaye de Saint-Victor (Paris, France) --- Sanctus Victor Parisiensis (Abbey) --- St-Victor de Paris (Abbey) --- Saint-Victor de Paris (Abbey) --- St-Victor (Abbey : Paris, France) --- Kloster St. Viktor in Paris --- Kloster Sankt Viktor in Paris --- Paris. --- Abtei St. Viktor in Paris --- Abtei Sankt Viktor in Paris --- Chanoines réguliers de saint Augustin --- Canons Regular of St. Augustine --- Austin Canons --- Augustiner-Chorherren --- Black Canons --- Ordo Canonicorum Regularium Sancti Augustini --- Kanonicy Regularni św. Augustyna --- Church records and registers - France - Paris --- Paris --- Saint-Victor (Paris) --- Obituaire