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Epistle May 2005
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Extractions: FROM THE RECTOR: The Feast of Pentecost is upon us. We celebrate it fifty days after Easter, this year on May 15 th . It is the birthday of the Church. It is the celebration of the Spirit of God being spread abroad, far and wide. It is the energy of the Divine Life of God touching all who call themselves disciples of the Risen Christ. It is the event we celebrate and must continue to live that Luke recorded in the second chapter of the Book of Acts.......when a sound came from heaven like the rush of a mighty wind; when there were tongues as of fire, distributed and resting on each one; when they were all filled with the Holy Spirit; and when each one heard and understood the others speaking in his own language. It is the day when we remember deep in our hearts what Jesus said to his first disciples; I will not leave you desolate; I will come to you. (John 14:18) Pentecost Sundays color is red as you will see in altar hangings and priestly stoles. Pentecost is one of the four special days when we celebrate the gift of the Spirit by baptizing new members of the Body of Christ, welcoming them into the journey of discipleship. It is a day when liturgically we might hear the Pentecost Gospel read in English, Spanish, German, Creole or any other language in order to re-enact the shared understanding of Gods Word in everyones ears. Pentecost is all these things. Yet, the truth is Pentecost is even more than these things!
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Extractions: This paper examines how during his reign, the medieval emperor Charlemagne came to dominate Europe and create an empire of a scale not seen since classical times. It looks at how he created a renaissance of learning, the arts and culture in Europe. It analyses how the empire was achieved through a number of important military victories and how after the death of Charlemagne it became quickly divided and fragmented. It puts forward the argument that his educational and cultural achievements were greater and more durable than his military and political achievements even though his educational and cultural achievements were often fundamentally dependent on or instrumental in his military and political coups. "Charlemagne instilled a great deal of importance in historical texts. He realised the importance of annals and other historical texts in creating a sense of history and of collective national identity. It was very important to build up texts of the history of the Carolingians as part of the empire's pursuit of legitimacy. An example of an historical text which had a clear political impact and related strongly to Charlemagne's military achievements was Paul the Deacon's 'Hisotira Langobardorum'. This was a history of Lombardy. According to Mckitterick this history was 'an active contribution to the shaping of Frankish and Lombard relations.' This work actively portrayed the Carolingians as natural heirs to Lombardy."
The Alcuin Society
The name Alcuin honours the memory of alcuin of york (c. 735 to 804 AD), Abbotof St. Martin at Tours, a man who cared deeply about books and literacy.
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Extractions: The Alcuin Society is a voluntary association of people who care about the past, present and future of fine books. Founded in 1965 on the inititiative of Geoff Spencer and six other Vancouver bibliophiles, it is the only non-profit organization in Canada dedicated to the entire range of interests related to books and reading. These interests include authorship, publishing, book design and production, bookselling, book buying and collecting, printing, binding, papermaking, calligraphy and illustration. Amphora , programme events, the book design competition, awards and prizes, membership and special publications. Home
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Extractions: Letters between the Church and other church members and between the church and the state, although usually having a measure of distinct courtliness, give evidence to the type of power held and the authority of the writer but only under the constraint and veil of the Church doctrine. In this way, the Church and religion are capitalized upon for political purposes. According to the letters of Alcuin of York,it seems like church wants to maked a strong alliance with several kings with exphasizing the importance of the power of the God and the fact that those kings were converted to Christianity. Church wanted use the power of other kings as a physical aid for protecting church, itself from other pagans. For example, in Letter 257, it says 'God has given power and wisdom...'.
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and Western Europe gained one of the finest scholars it would see for centuries,when alcuin of york in England, met Charlemagne in Parma in 781.
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Carolingian Minuscule -- Encyclopædia Britannica
the script survives as the basis of the presentday Roman alphabet. A learnedEnglish cleric, alcuin of york, was in charge of Charlemagne s
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Extractions: Eighty years before the birth of Patrick, at the time of the last persecution of Christians in Rome, Constantine the Great was declared Emperor by troops in Britain. Toleration of Christianity and other religions was soon established, but the Arian controversy and Constantine's summoning of the Council of Nicea led, eventually, to the adoption of Christianity as the official religion of the Empire. Germanic tribes had long been settled beyond the Danube and the Rhine, but these natural defensive features were not necessarily boundaries to cultural influence. Some tribal groupings began to adopt Roman institutions. Barbarian contingents served with Roman legions. Raiding across the borders was frequent, but we also see incursions by groups who were seduced by the attractions of a higher civilisation. Barbarian enclaves were settled within the frontier provinces. Revolts there were, but assimilation and cultural diffusion was in process. This process was disrupted by the arrival of the Huns on the eastern horizon. Massive disturbance was caused by constant raiding, and by the displacement of peoples and the movements, conflicts and alliances which resulted. There was increasing Frankish settlement in Gaul. Visigoths invade Thrace and, as Patrick is captured into slavery, carry the invasion into Italy. At around the time that Patrick escapes from slavery, Rome is sacked by Visigoths under their general Alaric.
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Mary Alberi
Around 800, alcuin of york wrote the De virtutibus et vitiis liber for CountWido of the Breton March; Alcuin s friend Paulinus, patriarch of Aquileia,
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Extractions: Alcuin's De virtutibus et vitiis liber and Paulinus of Aquileia's Liber exhortationis My paper investigates one means by which clerics introduced their ecclesiastical culture into aristocratic courts of the Carolingian period, the moralizing handbook on virtues and vices. Around 800, Alcuin of York wrote the De virtutibus et vitiis liber for Count Wido of the Breton March; Alcuin's friend Paulinus, patriarch of Aquileia, wrote the Liber exhortationis for Duke Eric of Friuli, apparently at Alcuin's suggestion. A lack of time for religious observances, especially while on military campaigns, aroused in these two Carolingian magnates anxieties about their chances of salvation. Alcuin and Paulinus reassured their noble friends that they could be saved, if they conducted themselves according to the moralizing lessons contained in their handbooks. Both the De virtutibus et vitiis liber and Liber exhortationis contain readings excerpted and adapted from monastic authors and sermons. The monastic culture of both handbooks centers on the active virtues, prayer, and meditative reading of the Bible which bring about recovery of God's image within the soul of Christ's soldier. Alcuin and Paulinus emphasized certain aspects of this monastic culture which they found suited to aristocratic laymen fighting valiantly to extend the frontiers of the imperium christianum . As Christ's soldiers, Wido and Eric must wage a constant spiritual battle against the vices which afflict their souls; they must rule their courts like abbots, imposing discipline and order on the people under their authority; and they must uphold justice and peace among the Christian people as they perform the judicial and administrative duties entrusted to them as high ranking members of Charlemagne's court.
CSL: Albinus Flaccus Alcuinus
Also known as alcuin of york. Works Conflictus Veris et Hiemis ed.Dümmler (Weidmann, 18921928) The Latin Library Contra Haeresim Felicis
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Alcuin (735804), English scholar and ecclesiastic, whose letters are among themost valuable sources of information about Allchin Files alcuin of york
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Extractions: for math classes) Ricreazioni matematiche per la scuola di Alcuino di York (Albinus Flaccus Alcuinus) Mathematical recreations (in original language) by Alcuin of York I. PROPOSITIO DE LIMACE. Limax fuit ab hierundine inuitatus ad prandium infra leucam unam. In die autem non potuit plus quam unam unciam pedis ambulare. Dicat, qui uelit, in quot [annis uel] diebus ad idem prandium ipse limax perambulabat? Sequitur solutio de limace II. PROPOSITIO DE VIRO AMBVLANTE IN VIA. Quidam uir ambulans per uiam uidit sibi alios homines obuiantes, et dixit eis: uolebam, ut fuissetis [Bed. utinam fuissetis] alii tantum, quanti estis; et medietas medietatis; et huius numeri medietas [et rursus de medietate medietas]; tunc una mecum C fuissetis. Dicat, qui uelit, quanti fuerunt, qui in primis ab illo uisi sunt? Solutio de eadem propositione Qui imprimis ab illo uisi sunt, fuerunt XXXVI. Alii tantum LXXII. Medietas medietatis XVIII. Et huius numeri medietas sunt VIIII. Dic ergo sic: LXXII et XVIII fiunt XC. Adde VIIII fiunt XCVIIII. Adde loquentem, et habebis C.
Alcuin - Author Details And Biography - The Quotations Page
Full Name, alcuin of york (also Albinus). Biography, AngloSaxon mathematician scholar; teacher of Charlemagne. Quotations, 1 Quotation in our collections
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Recommended Reading - Part I Paper 4
alcuin of york His Life and Letters (York, 1974). Boniface s letters S.Bonifatii et Alcuin The Bishops, Kings, and Saints of York (Oxford, 1982)
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Extractions: About The Department Subjects we Study ASNC Publications Events ... Search Paper co-ordinator: Dr Rosalind Love S. Gwara (ed.) and D. W. Porter (transl.), (Woodbridge, 1997) Alcuin's Letters: E. Duemmler (ed.), Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Epistolae , IV (Berlin, 1895), pp. 1-493; S. Allott (transl.), Alcuin of York: His Life and Letters (York, 1974) Boniface's letters: S. Bonifatii et Lullii Epistolae , ed. M. Tangl, Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Epistolae Selectae , I (Berlin, 1916); translated by E. Kylie, The English Correspondence of St Boniface (London, 1911), and E. Emerton, The Letters of Saint Boniface (New York, 1940) Columbanus's Letters: G. S. M. Walker (ed. and transl.), Sancti Columbani Opera , Scriptores Latini Hiberniae 2 (Dublin, 1957) Collectiones Aenigmatum , ed. F. Glorie, Corpus Christianorum, Series Latina 133-133A, 2 vols. (Turnhout, 1968); J. H. Pitman (transl.)
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732804 alcuin of york. 732 Mayor of Frankish Kingdom, Charles Martel, defeatsSaracens at Tours. 782 alcuin of york to Charlemagnes Court (735-804)
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Extractions: Chronological Table of the Popes, Anti-Popes, and Roman Emperors from Gregory I to Leo XIII Council of Nicea confirms 4 equal Patriarchates: Jerusalem, Rome, Antioch, Alexandria c. 375 Damasus I (366-84) asserts Roman supremacy Siricius , Bishop of Rome, borrows imperial decree letter forms to rule Visigoth sack of Rome Augustine dei civitate Dei Theodoric I, King of Visigoths Leo I, first Pope / Secret Emperor of West Edict of Valentian III confirms Bishop of Rome over the West Attila, King of the Huns Theodoric II, King of the Visigoths Vandal sack of Rome Euric King of Visigoths (murdered Theodoric II) Emperor Romulus Augustulus deposed by Odoacer Theodoric the Great, King of Ostrogoths Pope Gelasius , letter to Emp Anastasius I, asserts 2 powers doctrine St. Benedicts Rule (Benedict of Nursia Theodosius closes Platos academy c. 539 Arthur of Britain slain (?) Pope John III Alboin founds a Frankish Kingdom in Italy (to 774) Pope Benedict I Byzantine Emperor Tiberius II Byzantine Emperor Maurice Pope Pelagius II First mention of Church Window Glass, in Gregory of Tours

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