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Alexian grows with auxiliary help
; ...Black Plague struck Europe, and the Brothers, then known as the Beghards, nursed the sick and buried the dead, preaching the gospel values of Jesus in word and deed. The Beghards evolved into religious communities that lived by rule of St. Augustine...
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'AIRBORNE' IS AN ODDLY MAJESTIC EVENT
; ...than 20 local performers -- young, old, short, tall, black and white -- filled out the cast, entering first as Beguines and Beghards, educated folk who took religious orders but lived in the world, doing good deeds. An 80-year-old woman broke ranks to swing...
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Cities of Ladies: Beguine Communities in the Medieval Low Countries, 1200-1565. .(Book Review)
; ...context. The English-speaking world has had to make do with Ernest McDonnell's rather our-of-date and unwieldy, The Beguines and Beghards in Medieval Culture: With Special Emphasis on the Belgian Scene (New Brunswick, NJ, 1954). The product of massive archival...
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Une Eglise de renouveau: Reformes et reformateurs, de Charlemagne a Jean Hus, 750-1415.
; ...Francis, Dominic, and their followers; the role of the councils of Lateran, Lyons, and Vienne; the Spirituals, Olivi, Penitents, Beghards, and Beguines; monastic life versus the life of canons regular; the atmosphere of the late thirteenth century; Aquinas, John...
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Cities of Ladies: Beguine Communities in the Medieval Low Countries, 1200-1565
; ...research on beguines since the last major English work on beguines was published in 1954 (Ernest McDonnell's The Beguines and Beghards in Medieval Culture: With Special Emphasis on the Belgian Scene). Walter Simons' Cities of Ladies brings scholars up to date...
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Apocalypses: Prophecies, Cults, and Millennial Beliefs through the Ages
; ...water; husbandmen, tillers, shepherds, cowherds, swineherds, peddlers, weavers,pastoureaux, tafurs, flagellants, free spirits, beghards, beguines, Hussites,Taborites,Johannites, vessels of the Holy Spirit, incarnations of Elias, Enoch, the Messiah, and God himself...
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The Case for Islamo-Christian Civilization.(Book review)
; ...studies in madrasas (religious colleges) and universities; and the rise of lay religiosity that spawned Sufi brotherhoods and the Beghards and Beguines. These innovations offended religious authorities, but whereas in Christendom the confrontation with popular piety...
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Vulgariter Beghinae: Eight Centuries of Beguine History in the Low Countries.(Book Review)
; ...in the case of the beguinage of Sint-Amandsberg in Ghent, it is a whopping six hundred years off). Geybels's account of the beghards or male beguines places their appearance a quarter century too late, and his discussion of the Franciscan and Dominican Third...
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(book reviews)
; ...guilds, the mendicant orders in their early days, the associations of mendicant Tertiaries, the Humiliati, and the Beguines and Beghards were expressions of corporate religiosity. Others, reflecting a more intense, perhaps obsessive, religious impulse, are to...
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"EVIL-SOUNDING, RASH, AND SUSPECT OF HERESY": TENSIONS BETWEEN MYSTICISM AND MAGISTERIUM IN THE HISTORY OF THE CHURCH
; ...study, helped form the basis for the Council of Vienne's 1312 attack on the dangerous mystical ideas attributed to beguines and beghards." This was the birth certificate of the movement traditionally referred to as the heresy of the Free Spirit (secta libertatis...
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