Cathedral and crusade; studies of the medieval church, 1050-1350.

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Author / Creator:Daniel-Rops, Henri, 1901-1965.
Uniform title:Eglise de la cathédrale et de la croisade. English
Imprint:New York, Dutton, 1957.
Description:644 pages illustrations 22 cm
Language:English
Series:History of the Church of Christ ; Vol. 1
History of the Church of Christ ; vol. 1.
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13211280
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Notes:Translation of: L'église de la cathédrale et de la croisade.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Translation of L'église de la cathédrale et de la croisade.
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Summary:Deals with the period 1050-1350, an age that saw the rise of Norman and Gothic architecture; the birth of the universities; the development of Christian philosophy and theology; the advance of material civilization to a degree hitherto unrecognized; and, above all, the conversion of northern, central and eastern Europe. After summarizing the period in question and reviewing that faith which permeated and inspired the acitivity of men high and low, the author proceeds to study in detail special aspects of those three centuries. There are fascinating chapters on St. Bernard of Clairvaux, on medieval reforms within the Church, on relations between Church and State, on medieval morality, on the Church's role in the domain of thought, on the building of the Cathedrals, on the Byzantine Schism, on the Crusades, on the seldom-told story of the missions, on heresy and the debacle of the fourteenth century.
Other form:Online version: Daniel-Rops, Henri, 1901-1965. Eglise de la cathédrale et de la croisade. English. Cathedral and crusade. New York, Dutton, 1957

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