…ut normam salutiferam cunctis ostenderet : représentations de l’autorité impériale dans la Vita Benedicti Anianensis et la Vita Adalhardi

Kramer, Rutger

doi:10.1484/m.hag-eb.1.102184

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The Life and Times Of Benedict Of Aniane1

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“…Benedict was a teacher, himself in search of the ' essence of Carolingian monasticism', and carried a message that found its way to the hearts and minds of many of his peers (Choy, 2013; Claussen, 2013). Ardo, in composing his story, ensured his legacy endured, while simultaneously explaining the essential relation between cloister and court as seen from Aniane (Kramer, 2014).…”

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Tears for Fears: Alienation and Authority in the World of Benedict of Aniane

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2019

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Tears for Fears: Alienation and Authority in the World of Benedict of Aniane

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The Carolingian World through Hagiography

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2015

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Hagiographic texts – including the lives of saints, accounts of relic translations, miracle collections, and deeds of abbots and bishops – are plentiful and rich sources for investigating the Carolingian world. The recognition that hagiography offers a great deal of information about the author's time has led scholars to use these texts to shed light on a variety of topics. Hagiography's similarity to history as well as literature means that scholarship on history and literature can contribute to our understanding of hagiography and the world that produced it. Works comparing earlier versions of saints' lives with their Carolingian‐era revisions and investigating hagiography alongside works of other genres have contributed to some of the biggest debates in Carolingian history: the reform of the church, monasticism, and society; the renaissance of learning, the impact of doctrinal controversies, and views of kingship and reactions to political change.

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Teaching Emperors: Transcending the Boundaries of Carolingian Monastic Communities

Kramer¹

2016

Meanings of Community Across Medieval Eurasia

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…ut normam salutiferam cunctis ostenderet : représentations de l’autorité impériale dans la Vita Benedicti Anianensis et la Vita Adalhardi

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Tears for Fears: Alienation and Authority in the World of Benedict of Aniane

Tears for Fears: Alienation and Authority in the World of Benedict of Aniane

The Carolingian World through Hagiography

Teaching Emperors: Transcending the Boundaries of Carolingian Monastic Communities

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