Storia della decadenza e rovina dell'impero romano, volume 07
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The volume examines the rise, organization, and social effects of monastic life, describing how ascetic renunciation produced both solitary hermits and communal monasteries that spread rapidly through former Roman provinces. It explores the interaction of religious fervor and practical motives, considers regional varieties and prominent founders, and shows how monastic institutions gained influence within civic structures. The work also follows the conversion of northern peoples, the competition between orthodox and Arian beliefs, and episodes of persecution in Africa, arguing that spiritual movements and ecclesiastical conflicts were deeply entangled with political and institutional change.
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