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EARLY WORKS TO 1800 · MONASTIC AND RELIGIOUS LIFE

John Cassian

Also known as: Johannes Cassianus, Ioannes Cassianus

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The Meditations and Prayers of Anselm, later to be Archbishop of Canterbury, were written or selected for his Benedictines at the abbey of Bec in Normandy.

— from Conférences

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John Cassian, The conferences

1997

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"John Cassian: The Conferences is the first complete English translation of the twenty-four dialogues between Cassian and the desert fathers of Egypt. A native of Dacia, Cassian (c. 360-430) joined a monastery in Bethlehem when he was in his early adult years. From Palestine, Cassian and Germanus, a companion, traveled several times to Egypt where they learned about the monastic tradition from the great desert masters or abbas. Cassian's writings here record twenty-four dialogues with fifteen abbas." "The Conferences have long been a key work in monastic circles and among scholars of spirituality. Ramsey's helpful introductions and annotations make them accessible to a new and broader readership. Careful attention to references, notes and appendices demonstrate the outstanding research and writing which helped produce this monumental volume."--Jacket.

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Volgarizzamento delle Collazioni dei SS. padri, del venerabile Giovanni Cassiano

1854

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Cassian on chastity

1993

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Commentary on the writings of St John Cassian by the American monk Terrence G Kardong

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