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Orthodoxy and Heresy. Life in a Medieval Monastery Understanding The Abbey.

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1 Orthodoxy and Heresy

2 Life in a Medieval Monastery Understanding The Abbey

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4 Typical Medieval Monastery

5 Monastic Hours

6  Matins  Lauds  Prime  Terce  Sext  Nones  Vespers  Compline Into Great Silence

7 Reformed Monasticism ClunyCiteaux

8 Mendicant Life

9 The Second Conversion and the Proliferation of Religious Expression

10 Heresy Waldensians and Cathars

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18 How did the Waldensians and Cathars challenge church authority?

19 Reactions to Heresy Crusades and Inquisitions

20 Dominican Order Domini canes or the Dogs of the Lord Image from Santa Maria Novella (Florence, Italy)

21 Albigensian Crusade

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26 Inquisitions

27 Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Grand Inquisitor

28 How did they justify it?

29 How do Heresies and Responses to Heresies relate to the Second Conversion?

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