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The Language of Inner Experience in Christian Mysticism
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  • 1956European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages1,083 cited
  • 1996The darkness of God: negativity in Christian mysticism346 cited
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  • 1986Hermeneutical Procedure and Theological Method in Origen's Exegesis178 cited
  • 1991The Foundations of Mysticism167 cited
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  • 2012Song, Experience, and the Book in Benedictine Monasticism14 cited
  • 2012New Forms of Religious Life in Medieval Western Europe5 cited
  • 2012Meditatio/Meditation5 cited
  • 2012Structure and Tradition of Pierre de Jean Olieu’s o puscula : Inner Experience and Devotional Writing4 cited
  • 2012Early Monasticism4 cited
  • 2011Late medieval mystics4 cited
  • 2012Latin and the Vernaculars3 cited