A History of Preaching volume 1
A History of Preaching volume 1
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This is no unusual phenomenon in the history of mystic views, and finds excellent illustration * Albert, op. Cit. , sec. 21. * Op. Cit. , S. 245.
THE CENTRAL MEDIAEVAL, OR SCHOLASTIC, AGE 281 in the lives and works of the preachers we have now to consider, the practical mystics.
We have already met with David of Augsburg as the teacher, friend, and companion of Berthold of Regens- burg. 1 But he was also something on his own account. He was a preacher to the people; and as Albert had through hi...s pupils given mysticism a great impulse in Germany, so David by his writings, preaching, and in- fluence did very much to make the German language the instrument of communicating religious instruction. His treatises are regarded as among the best specimens of early German prose. Little is known of his life, but the fact of his being called after Augsburg indicates that that city was his birthplace, or for a time his residence. He lived a longer time at Regensburg in the Franciscan monastery, where he was teacher of the novices, and as such instructed Berthold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is no unusual phenomenon in the history of mystic views, and finds excellent illustration * Albert, op. Cit. , sec. 21. * Op. Cit. , S. 245.
THE CENTRAL MEDIAEVAL, OR SCHOLASTIC, AGE 281 in the lives and works of the preachers we have now to consider, the practical mystics.
We have already met with David of Augsburg as the teacher, friend, and companion of Berthold of Regens- burg. 1 But he was also something on his own account. He was a preacher to the people; and as Albert had through hi...s pupils given mysticism a great impulse in Germany, so David by his writings, preaching, and in- fluence did very much to make the German language the instrument of communicating religious instruction. His treatises are regarded as among the best specimens of early German prose. Little is known of his life, but the fact of his being called after Augsburg indicates that that city was his birthplace, or for a time his residence. He lived a longer time at Regensburg in the Franciscan monastery, where he was teacher of the novices, and as such instructed Berthold.
What to read after A History of Preaching volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Charles Dargan to read onlineMoreLess
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