John Cassian, The conferences

John Cassian · Boniface Ramsey

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Medieval Literature and History Byzantine Studies and History Augustinian Studies and Theology

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Long awaited by medievalists, monastics and patristic scholars, these are the complete conferences of Cassian. Cassian was a major spiritual writer, a precursor of Benedict, and a bridge between the desert and the West. The conferences are a record of these dialogues and focus on the cultivation of virtue and purity of heart. Annotations include scholarly addenda, notes textual reference, commentaries on the text, and an index.

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