The Rule of the Master (with Latin Edition)
Overview
Of all the Christian monastic literature available to Benedict, it is the Rule of the Master which left the strongest impact on the shape and structure of Benedict’s Rule. Three times longer than St. Benedict’s Rule, the Regula Magistri establishes every facet—spiritual as well as physical—of the monastic community and its monks. This volume presents the Rule of the Master in Luke Eberle’s English translation as well as Adalbert de Vogüé’s critical Latin edition, with notes.
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Key Features
- Establishes every facet of the monastic community and its monks
- Provides readers with the English and Latin editions of the text
- Links important terms to dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other resources in your library
Product Details
- Title: The Rule of the Master
- Editor: Adalbert de Vogüé
- Translator: Luke Eberle
- Publisher: Liturgical Press
- Publication Date: 1999
- Pages: 739
- Christian Group: Catholic
- Resource Type: Church Documents
- Topic: Practical Theology
Partially includedAbout Adalbert de Vogüé
Adalbert de Vogüé (1924–2011) was a French Benedictine historian who wrote extensively on monastic history. He received his ThD in Paris in 1959 and taught as a professor at St. Anselm College in Rome. Many of his books have been translated into various languages. His magnum opus is his massive 12 volume history of monasticism between 356 and 830 AD.