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  1. Meditative Prayers Orationes meditativae

    William of St. Thierry · 1135–1145 · Other

    The Meditative Prayers emerged from William of St. Thierry's mature period as abbot and spiritual director, written between 1135 and 1145 when he had withdrawn from active leadership to pursue contemplative life…

  2. Sermons on the Song of Songs Sermones super Cantica Canticorum

    Bernard of Clairvaux · 1135–1153 · Sermon

    Bernard of Clairvaux's Sermons on the Song of Songs represents the culmination of medieval monastic theology's approach to Scripture as a map of the soul's journey to God. Preached to his community…

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  3. Commentary on the Epistles of Paul Collectanea in Epistolas Pauli

    Peter Lombard · 1139–1141 · Commentary

    Peter Lombard's Collectanea in Epistolas Pauli represents one of the most influential biblical commentaries of the twelfth century, composed between 1139 and 1141 during his early career as a master at the…

  4. Commentary on Boethius's De Hebdomadibus Commentaria in Boethii De Hebdomadibus

    Gilbert of Poitiers · 1140–1154 · Commentary

    Gilbert of Poitiers composed this commentary on Boethius's brief but profound theological treatise "De Hebdomadibus" during his tenure as chancellor of Chartres and later as Bishop of Poitiers in the mid-twelfth century.…

  5. Commentary on Boethius's De Trinitate Commentaria in Boethii De Trinitate

    Gilbert of Poitiers · 1140–1154 · Commentary

    Gilbert of Poitiers composed this extensive commentary on Boethius's theological treatises on the Trinity during his tenure as chancellor of the cathedral school of Chartres and later as Bishop of Poitiers. Writing…

  6. Disputation Against Peter Abelard Disputatio adversus Petrum Abaelardum

    William of St. Thierry · 1140 · Treatise

    The Disputatio adversus Petrum Abaelardum is William of St. Thierry's theological treatise attacking the doctrinal innovations of Peter Abelard, written around 1140 during the height of scholastic controversy at the University of…

  7. On Conversion De conversione ad clericos

    Bernard of Clairvaux · 1140 · Sermon

    Bernard of Clairvaux delivered this sermon to address the spiritual complacency he observed among the secular clergy of his day. Writing in 1140 during his mature period as Abbot of Clairvaux, Bernard…

  8. On the Distinction of Soul, Spirit and Mind De Discretione Animae, Spiritus et Mentis

    Gilbert of Poitiers · 1140–1154 · Treatise

    Gilbert of Poitiers composed this theological treatise on the distinction between soul, spirit, and mind during his tenure as Bishop of Poitiers in the mid-twelfth century. Writing amid the intellectual ferment of…

  9. Symphony of the Harmony of Celestial Revelations Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum

    Hildegard of Bingen · 1140–1170 · Other

    The Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum (Symphony of the Harmony of Celestial Revelations) is a collection of liturgical songs composed by Hildegard of Bingen over several decades in the twelfth century. As abbess…

  10. The Mirror of Faith Speculum fidei

    William of St. Thierry · 1140–1148 · Treatise

    William of Saint-Thierry wrote this treatise on the nature of faith and spiritual knowledge during his final years at the hermitage of Signy, completing it between 1140 and 1148. The work emerged…

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  11. On Spiritual Friendship De Spirituali Amicitia

    Aelred of Rievaulx · 1142–1147 · Treatise

    Aelred of Rievaulx wrote this treatise on spiritual friendship during his years as abbot of the Cistercian monastery at Rievaulx in Yorkshire, completing it between 1142 and 1147. The work emerged from…

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  12. Pastoral Prayer Oratio Pastoralis

    Aelred of Rievaulx · 1142 · Treatise

    Aelred of Rievaulx composed this treatise on pastoral prayer around 1142 during his tenure as abbot of the Cistercian monastery at Rievaulx in Yorkshire. Written for his fellow abbots and monastic superiors,…

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  13. The Mirror of Charity Speculum Caritatis

    Aelred of Rievaulx · 1142–1143 · Treatise

    The Speculum Caritatis, or Mirror of Charity, is Aelred of Rievaulx's first major theological work, written between 1142 and 1143 at the request of Bernard of Clairvaux. Bernard had challenged the young…

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  14. Treatises and Pastoral Prayer

    Aelred of Rievaulx · 1142–1167 · Book

    Aelred of Rievaulx composed these spiritual treatises and his pastoral prayer during his tenure as abbot of the Cistercian monastery at Rievaulx in Yorkshire from 1147 until his death in 1167. Writing…

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  15. The Golden Epistle Epistola ad fratres de Monte Dei

    William of St. Thierry · 1144–1148 · Letter

    William of St. Thierry wrote this letter to the Carthusian monks of Mont-Dieu around 1144–1148, during his final years as a Cistercian monk at Signy. Having devoted himself to the contemplative life…

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  16. Four Books of Sentences Libri Quattuor Sententiarum

    Peter Lombard · 1148–1151 · Treatise

    The Four Books of Sentences stands as medieval Christianity's most influential theological textbook, composed by Peter Lombard while he taught at the cathedral school of Notre Dame in Paris. Writing between 1148…

  17. The Life and Death of Saint Malachy the Irishman Vita Sancti Malachiae

    Bernard of Clairvaux · 1148 · Other

    The Life of Saint Malachy is Bernard of Clairvaux's biographical tribute to Malachy O'Morgair, the Irish archbishop of Armagh who died at Clairvaux in 1148 while returning from a pilgrimage to Rome.…

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  18. On Consideration De consideratione

    Bernard of Clairvaux · 1149–1152 · Treatise

    Bernard of Clairvaux wrote this extended letter of spiritual counsel between 1149 and 1152 for Pope Eugenius III, his former monk at Clairvaux who had been elevated to the papacy in 1145.…

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  19. Allegories on the Old Testament Allegoriae in Vetus Testamentum

    Richard of St. Victor · 1150–1173 · Commentary

    Richard of St. Victor's Allegoriae in Vetus Testamentum represents the flowering of medieval allegorical interpretation within the influential school of St. Victor in Paris. Writing in the latter half of the twelfth…

  20. Book of Simple Medicine Physica

    Hildegard of Bingen · 1150–1160 · Treatise

    Hildegard of Bingen's Physica represents one of the most comprehensive medieval treatises on natural medicine and the spiritual properties of creation. Written during the 1150s at her monastery of Rupertsberg, this extensive…

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  21. On Emmanuel De emmanuele

    Richard of St. Victor · 1150–1173 · Treatise

    Richard of St. Victor's De emmanuele stands as one of the most sophisticated Christological treatises of the twelfth century, emerging from the intellectual ferment of the Abbey of St. Victor in Paris.…

  22. On the Preparation of the Soul for Contemplation De praeparatione animi ad contemplationem

    Richard of St. Victor · 1150–1173 · Treatise

    Benjamin Minor stands as one of the most systematic treatments of contemplative prayer to emerge from the medieval monastery. Written by Richard of St. Victor during his tenure as prior of the…

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  23. Selected Writings on Contemplation

    Richard of St. Victor · 1150–1173 · Book

    Richard of St. Victor stands among the most systematic and psychologically astute writers on contemplative prayer in the medieval West. A Scottish canon who became prior of the famous Abbey of St.…

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  24. The Ladder of Monks Scala Claustralium

    Guigo II (Carthusian) · 1150–1188 · Treatise

    The Scala Claustralium, or "Ladder of Monks," emerged from the contemplative silence of the Grande Chartreuse in the late twelfth century. Guigo II, the ninth prior of the Carthusian order, wrote this…

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