Benedict of Nursia (480–547)
Father of Western monasticism; his Rule shaped European civilization.
Benedict of Nursia (480–547) appears in our authors list under Early Middle Ages, as a saint and monastic. This page lists 1 edition guide and 4 books in the Isidore Index, each linked to its catalog record with a rights badge.
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Books in the Isidore Index
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- The Foundations of Western Monasticism (2013) Rights: Link only
- The Holy Rule of St. Benedict Rights: Unknown
- The Rule of Our Most Holy Father St. Benedict, Patriarch of Monks Rights: Unknown
- Rule of St. Benedict: A Commentary (1920) Rights: Unknown
Edition guides
- The Rule of St. Benedict: The rule that formed Western monasticism and, through it, Europe.
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Saint
Saint (c. 480–547, Wikidata). Vatican News “Saint of the day”: 11 July. Saints & Hagiography
At a glance
Era: Early Middle Ages (6th century). Saint and monastic.