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How monasticism developed during the middle ages?

Monastism developed by the medieval church


Describe how monasticism developed during the Middle Ages?

Monastism developed by the medieval church


Who established a basic form of monasticism in the Catholic Church?

St. Antony of Egypt originally developed monasticism of the solitary, hermit type. St. Benedict of Nursia developed the cenobites, or monks who lived together in monasteries, this later type of monasticism became the overwhelming type that all western monasticism following for the next fourteen centuries.


Who wrote the Rules of Saint Benedict?

Saint Benedict of Nursia wrote the rules that became the foundation of western monasticism.


Who found a community of monks that became the model for Roman Catholic Monasticism?

St. Benedict of Nursia is the founder of Western Monasticism. 7th Century AD.


What type of government was byzantine?

it was the type of government that developed in the east


Byzantine art differed from the art produced in the Western Roman Empire because Byzantine artists?

developed the use of abstarction


What do Byzantine art differed from the art produced in the Western Roman Empire because Byzantine artists?

Developed the use of abstraction.


What new church developed in the Byzantine empire?

The Byzantine form of Christianity was eventually called Orthodox. In 1056, the Roman and Byzantine churches split over a number of doctrinal controversies.


What was the form of Christianity the developed in the Byzantine Empire?

Orthodox Christianity.


What is a word the starts with x in byzantine empire?

a : of, relating to, or characterized by a devious and usually surreptitious manner of operation a Byzantine power struggle. b : intricately involved : labyrinthine rules of Byzantine complexity. Byzantine. Definition of Byzantine (Entry 2 of 2) : a native or inhabitant of Byzantium.


What form of Christianity developed in the byzantine empire?

orthodox Christianity