Anchoritic Traditions of Medieval Europe
By Liz Herbert McAvoy (Editor), Anna McHugh (Contribution by), Anneke B. Mulder-Bakker (Contribution by), Colm n Clabaigh (Contribution by), G. Cavero Dom nguez (Contribution by), Gabriela Signori (Contribution by), Liz Herbert McAvoy (Contribution by), M. Sensi (Contribution by), Mari Hughes-Edwards (Contribution by), P. L'Hermite-Leclercq (Contribution by)
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By Liz Herbert McAvoy (Editor), Anna McHugh (Contribution by), Anneke B. Mulder-Bakker (Contribution by), Colm n Clabaigh (Contribution by), G. Cavero Dom nguez (Contribution by), Gabriela Signori (Contribution by), Liz Herbert McAvoy (Contribution by), M. Sensi (Contribution by), Mari Hughes-Edwards (Contribution by), P. L'Hermite-Leclercq (Contribution by)
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An examination of the growth and different varieties of anchoritism throughout medieval Europe.
The practice of anchoritism - religious enclosure which was frequently solitary and voluntarily embraced, very often in a permanent capacity - was widespread in many areas of Europe throughout the middle ages. Originating in the desert withdrawal of the earliest Christians and prefiguring even the monastic life, anchoritism developed into an elite vocation which was popular amongst both men and wo...
The practice of anchoritism - religious enclosure which was frequently solitary and voluntarily embraced, very often in a permanent capacity - was widespread in many areas of Europe throughout the middle ages. Originating in the desert withdrawal of the earliest Christians and prefiguring even the monastic life, anchoritism developed into an elite vocation which was popular amongst both men and wo...






















