Capitolo 79
One of his/her pupils, Paula, a rich widow followed him/it on his
trips through Palestine, and he/she built three convents to Bethlehem,
of what she remained above the head to the time of his/her death in 404.
STREET AUGUSTINE
I concern to the position of St. Augustine (354-430) in all the
Centuries averages, are enough to quote some words of Gustav here
Krueger: "The theological position and the influence of Augustine can be
says to be unrivalled. Any only name has practiced never such power
on the Christian Church, and nobody lies it ever did so deep a
impression on Christian thought. In him scholastics and mystics,
popes and opponents of the papal supremacy, have seen them
champion. He was the fulcrum on which Luther remained the thoughts from
what is tried to lift out the past of the Church some furrow; still
the judgment of Catholics still proclaims the ideals of Augustine
as the only basic of sound of pbilosopby."
ABBEY OF STREET DENIS
The abbey of St. Denis was approximately founded 625 by Dagobert, child of
Lothair II, to of the distance from the basilica that the clergy of
Paris had erected in the fifth century on the grave of the saint. From a lot
famous as the place of burial for the most greater part of the kings of France,
the abbey of St. Denis had a particular importance in the day of Abelard
from reason for his/her near association with the monarch that reigns. The
abbot to whom Abelard so bitterly assigns it was Adamo of St. Denis that
approximately started his/her rule of the convent 1094. In 1106 this same Adamo
select as his/her secretary one of the prisoners of the convent, Suger,
shortly destined to become the most influential men in France
through his/her position as advisor to Luigi Vi, and also the first one
historical of his/her time. Adamo died in 1123 and his/her successor,
assigned to from Abelard in Chapter X, was not anybody anything else other than Suger
him. From 1127 to 1137 Sugers it devoted the most greater part of his/her time to the
reorganization and reform of the convent of St. Denis. If we am