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a rule was mild and inflexible , it required obedience to the head of the monastery ( the abbot ) , and minutely regulated the day with alternate periods of manual work , study , and devotion . The rule was an important step toward a ...
a rule was mild and inflexible , it required obedience to the head of the monastery ( the abbot ) , and minutely regulated the day with alternate periods of manual work , study , and devotion . The rule was an important step toward a ...
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In another writing he expressed the position of the papacy in the following words : As God , the creator of the Universe , set two great lights in the firmament of heaven , the greater light to rule the day , and the lesser to rule the ...
In another writing he expressed the position of the papacy in the following words : As God , the creator of the Universe , set two great lights in the firmament of heaven , the greater light to rule the day , and the lesser to rule the ...
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As a rule English Gothic was relatively heavier and narrower than that on the continent and , later , was characterized by a profusion of rather displeasing vertical lines , especially in the windows . It reached its maturity in England ...
As a rule English Gothic was relatively heavier and narrower than that on the continent and , later , was characterized by a profusion of rather displeasing vertical lines , especially in the windows . It reached its maturity in England ...
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