Church, State, and Society: Chapter 8.  St. Jerome  St. Augustine  Allegory  Monasticism  St. Benedict  Seven Deadly Sins.

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Church, State, and Society: Chapter 8

 St. Jerome  St. Augustine  Allegory  Monasticism  St. Benedict  Seven Deadly Sins

 Rise of Cities  Population Increases  Communes or Guilds

 Beginnings with Alexius Comnenus  Pope Urban II  Bernard of Clairvaux  Song of Roland Spirit  Some Effects of Crusades

 Cluny  Carthusian  Cistercian  Bernard of Clairvaux

 This web site provides a map of Cluniac sites in Europe; it is quite impressive:   &w_c=26 &w_c=26 

 Emperor Henry III, Leo IX, Gregeory VII  Gregorian Reforms  Simony and Investiture  Papal Supremacy  Nicholas II and Election by Cardinals

 Concordat at Worms ◦ Not to be confused with the Diet at Worms ◦ September 1122 ◦ Pope Calixtus II and Emperor Henry V ◦ ml ml