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Year: 1970
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ISBN: 0281037930 Year: 1981 Publisher: London SPCK
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ISBN: 0809122979 0809103117 Year: 1980 Publisher: New York Paulist Press
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248 <491.9> --- C3 --- literatuur --- geschiedenis --- poëzie --- Spiritualiteit van de Nederlanden. Vroomheid in de Nederlanden --- Kunst en cultuur --- Christian spirituality --- Medieval Dutch literature
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Year: 1981 Publisher: London: SPCK,
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ISBN: 0809131307 Year: 1990 Publisher: New York (N.Y.): Paulist
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ISBN: 9780879073473 Year: 2008 Publisher: Athens Cistercian Publications
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"Perhaps no book was more central to medieval spirituality and mysticism," writes Bernard McGinn, "or more problematic to contemporary readers, than the Song of Songs. . . Lingering Victorian attitudes towards the opposition between sex and religion find the Song's frank erotic language embarrassing and even distasteful." But in the twelfth and early thirteenth centuries, the Song of Songs was a favorite book of Cistercian monks. Bernard of Clairvaux, Gilbert of Hoyland, and John of Ford, as well as William of Saint Thierry, read it as a dialogue between Christ the Bridegroom and the human soul, the Bride.William of Saint Thierry began composing his commentary soon after entering the Cistercian abbey of Signy in 1135. Having left behind a busy life as a Benedictine abbot and author of theological treatises, he turned to writing meditations on Scripture as the means of listening to the voice of the Beloved. It is therefore ironic that he broke off his commentary on the Song, never to return to it, to alert the Church in France to the teaching of Peter Abelard and then to compose two treatises correcting what he deeply believed were Abelard's theological errors.
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ISBN: 9781999675912 1999675916 Year: 2020 Publisher: [Lieu de publication inconnu]: Ignota,
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Long, long before the Information Age ended, young Hildegard of Bingen finds beauty in the moral and spiritual ruins of her medieval world. In her forty-third year, she inscribes her cosmic visions into Scivias, an indescribably beautiful codex of writing and illuminations thought to be destroyed during the evacuation of Earth.In a sea cave with cracked amethyst walls on Avaaz, Pinky Agarwalia discovers fragments of this visionary text containing hitherto unknown pathways to a lost vision of human co-existence with plants and non-humans - and the seeds of its rebirth on Avaaz.Bursting with mythic quantum energy, Hildegard's vital linguistic potion viriditas, threaded throughout her communiques, is a lush, verdant, renewable life-force. Her ecological message may be just the magic needed for rebirth on Avaaz.Hildegard's mystic toolkit for the future includes a cosmology, medicine, a morphology of crystals, recipes - and the symbols of a new language.
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