English Monastic Life

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Gasquet Francis Aidan. English Monastic Life

PREFACE

LIST OF MANUSCRIPTS AND PRINTED BOOKS

CHAPTER I. THE MONASTIC LIFE

CHAPTER II. THE MATERIAL PARTS OF A MONASTERY

1. THE CHURCH

2. THE CLOISTERS

3. THE REFECTORY

4. THE KITCHEN

5. THE CHAPTER-HOUSE

6. THE DORMITORY

7. THE INFIRMARY

8. THE GUEST-HOUSE

9. THE PARLOUR OR LOCUTORIUM

10. THE ALMONRY

11. THE COMMON-ROOM OR CALEFACTORY

12. THE LIBRARY

CHAPTER III. THE MONASTERY AND ITS RULERS

1. THE ABBOT

2. THE CLAUSTRAL PRIOR

3. THE SUB-PRIOR

CHAPTER IV. THE OBEDIENTIARIES

1. THE CANTOR OR PRECENTOR

2. THE SACRIST

3. THE CELLARER

4. THE REFECTORIAN

5. THE KITCHENER

6. THE WEEKLY SERVERS IN THE KITCHEN

CHAPTER V. THE OBEDIENTIARIES (continued)

7. THE INFIRMARIAN AND HIS WORK

8. THE ALMONER

9. THE GUEST-MASTER

10. THE CAMERARIUS, OR CHAMBERLAIN

11. THE MASTER OF NOVICES

12. THE WEEKLY OFFICIALS

CHAPTER VI. THE DAILY LIFE IN A MONASTERY

1. MATINS

2. LAUDS

3. PRIME AND THE EARLY MASS

4. THE MIXTUM

5. THE MORNING OR CHAPTER MASS

6. THE CHAPTER

7. THE PARLIAMENT

CHAPTER VII. THE DAILY LIFE IN A MONASTERY —continued

8. THE HIGH MASS

9. THE DINNER

10. AFTER DINNER

11. THE DAILY WORK

12. THE VESPERS

13. THE SUPPER

14. THE COLLATION AND COMPLINE

15. COMPLINE AND BED

CHAPTER VIII. THE NUNS OF MEDIÆVAL ENGLAND

CHAPTER IX. EXTERNAL RELATIONS OF THE MONASTIC ORDERS

1. THE BISHOP

2. THE CHURCH IN ENGLAND GENERALLY

3. THE ORDER

4. THE IMPROPRIATED CHURCHES

5. KING AND PARLIAMENT

6. THE MONASTIC TENANTS

CHAPTER X. THE PAID SERVANTS OF THE MONASTERY

1. THE CATERER, OR BUYER FOR THE COMMUNITY

2. THE ABBOT’S COOK

3. THE LARDERER

4. THE COOK

5. THE GUEST-HALL COOK

6. THE FISH-COOKS

7. INFIRMARY COOK

8. THE SALTER

9. BELL-RINGERS AND CHURCH-SERVERS

10. THE GARDENER

11. THE CARRIERS

12. DOOR-KEEPERS

13. THE BRIEF-BEARER – BREVIATOR

CHAPTER XI. THE VARIOUS RELIGIOUS ORDERS

I. Monks

i. Benedictines

ii. Cluniacs

iii. Cistercians

iv. Carthusians

II. The Canons Regular

i. Augustinian Canons

ii. The Premonstratensian Canons

iii. The Gilbertines

III. The Military Orders

i. Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem

ii. The Templars

IV. The Friars

i. The Dominicans, or Black Friars

ii. The Franciscan, or Grey Friars

iii. Carmelites

iv. Austin Friars, or Hermits

V. The Lesser Friars

i. Friars of the Sack, or De Penitentia

ii. Pied Friars, or Fratres de Pica

iii. Friars of St. Mary de Areno

iv. Friars of Our Lady, or de Domina

v. Friars of the Holy Trinity, or Trinitarians

vi. Crutched, or Crossed Friars

vii. The Bethlemite Friars

viii. The Bonshommes

LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES

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By the advice of the editor of this series, the present list of the principal manuscripts and books used in this volume to describe the life of an English mediæval monastery is here printed, in place of giving multitudinous references at the foot of every page. In the case of the MSS. full transcripts have been made of most of them, in order that all the available evidence bearing on the subject might be fully considered.

Consuetudinarium Monasterii B. Marie, Ebor. St. John’s Coll., Cambridge, MS. D. 27.

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Processus electionis Abbatum S. Albani. Mon. Angl. II. 191, note.

De Consuetudinibus et Ordinationibus officialium separalium in Abbatia de Evesham. Mon. Angl. II. 23-5.

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