Examples of using Clairvaux in English and their translations into German
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Bernard of Clairvaux De cons.
The beach The lake of Clairvaux.
You dive in the Cistercian era of the Clairvaux Abbey founded by Saint Bernard, and will contemplate the building of the convers.
The former Cistercian's abbey Eberbach belongscertainly to this which was founded by Bernhard von Clairvaux in 1136.
The village of Auberive was formed around its Cistercian abbey(24th Clairvaux daughter); it was founded in 1135 on the bank of the Aube.
Proximity: 15 km from Clairvaux les lacs, 17 km from Champagnole, Altitude: 800 m, 4 km from river, 6 km from ski slopes, 6 km from shops, 200 m from lake.
Reims Cathedral is proud to have hosted, for eight centuries,the coronations of France's kings, and Clairvaux Abbey was famous in its day across Europe.
The Templars in Avalleur, Clairvaux and its abbey, Essoyes the village dear to the painter Renoir, Les Riceys and the beautiful medieval city of Troyes!
He is together with 6 famous knights, with the brother of the new king of Jerusalem(king Balduin) beneath,and also with the uncle of the young abbot Bernhard of Clairvaux, André de Montbard p.170.
At the heart of an old house vignreons totally renovated,on the way the monks of Clairvaux, at the foot of the vineyards of Champagne and Isabelle Aurelia will be happy to tell you about the production of champagne.
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS: a visit to the cellars and to the Château(on site), to the Nigloland Park(12km),to the crystal glassworks of Bayel and to the Abbey of Clairvaux(15km) and to the Renoir site at Essoyes 20km.
Dom Louis de Baissey, Abbot of Cîteaux, Dom Jérôme Souchier,then abbot of Clairvaux, but who would succeed Dom Louis at Cîteaux, and Nicolas Boucherat who would become abbot of Cîteaux after Dom Jérôme.
When, during the Crusades, a fellow Cistercian monk began exhorting Germans to destroy the Jews before waging war on the Muslims,Abbot Bernard of Clairvaux went personally to put a stop to it.
Port Royal, during their work in common, tried to imitate the early monks of Clairvaux, of whom it is related, in the life of St. Bernard, that during the monks work the only sound heard in the monastery was the sound of their tools.
The monastic order developed starting from Cluny tried to eliminate the small lords from war by sending them in crusade and owe the failure of the crusades,Bernard de Clairvaux founded the order knight of the Temple.
Built in the 15th, 16th and 18th centuries,the Château de Clairvaux in Scorbé-Clairvaux is home to the international chess museum which has a collection of no fewer than 160 chessboards from over 70 countries!
The cistercienne abbey of Auberive, Alba Ripa, based(established)in 1135 by Saint Bernard and some monks come of the abbey of Clairvaux is a witness(baton) of the big(great) movements of our historystory.
Ancienne Abbaye de Fonguilhem in Masseilles:Founded by Saint Bernard de Clairvaux at the beginning of the 12th century, this Cistercian abbey still testifies to this architectural beauty that is born of proportions, materials and simplicity.
Preferably the writings of the Church Fathers such as Saint Augustine, or the writings of the old monastic authors such as Johannes Cassianus. Orthe spiritual authors from the Middle Ages such as Bernard van Clairvaux.
Situated in the heart of thewet Champagne region, in Ville-sous-la-Ferté, the ancient Clairvaux Cistercian abbey, built in 1115 by Saint-Bernard, is a prison today.
Bernardus of Clairvaux did have considerable influence over the spirit and spirituality of the Order, and through his work and influence the Order expanded enormously in the twelfth century- the‘golden century of Cîteaux.
A short time later, under the first provost Evervin of Helfenstein(1121-1151),who personally knew the Saints Norbert and Bernard of Clairvaux, the Convent associates itself to the Norbertines(Premonstratensians) around 1138.
This manuscript, which was produced in the Upper Rhine area in 1457, contains a remarkably independent translation of the biblical Books of Wisdom, the oldest German translation of several works by Seneca, and a translation, also independent,of the teachings on the'cura domestica' by the Pseudo-Bernhard of Clairvaux.
These included the three Papal legates; the Archbishops of Rouen, Bordeaux and Auch;[] the Bishops of Carcassonne, Agde, Nimes, Tortona, Asti and Pavia;the Abbots of Citeaux, Clairvaux, Cluny, Fécamp, Mercy-Dieu and Foix; They were first brought to Pisa and San Miniato.
The Abbot of Cîteaux, Jean de Martini(1405-1428) accorded them specific conditions: the superior ranked only as Prior; they could choose a new visitor every three years,with the agreement of the Abbot of Clairvaux, their Father Immediate.
It shows Saints Lawrence and Stephen, followed by the saints of the great medieval orders, namely Peter the Martyr and Dominic,Bernhard of Clairvaux and Francis of Assisi, all of whom are named by name.
In Portugal there were three orders, also founded for purposes of defence against the Moors:-(f) The Knights of Aviz, founded 1147; theyobserved the Benedictine Rule, under the direction of the abbots of Cîteaux and Clairvaux, and had forty commanderies.
And this initiatory place source of a collective knowledge good more powerful than that transmitted by the Bible, came also a new source from richness, the money, able to transform Europe through a new organization into network based on work of the monks Benedictines who since the Mount Cassin, Cluny,Citeaux and especially Clairvaux, continued work on the kept human knowledge of the millennia in the gold circle of the Egyptian temple of Dendérah.
From 1118 on Hugo of Payens makes his fourth voyage to Jerusalem- with almost 40 years He is together with 6 famous knights, with the brother of the new king of Jerusalem(king Balduin) beneath,and also with the uncle of the young abbot Bernhard of Clairvaux, André de Montbard p.170.
We showed how since the Gold Circle of Dendérah which preserved the remainders to know coming from before the last great cataclysm, the priests of Egypt, the Greek scientists trained in Egypt then the first monks and Christian hermits transmitted this message andthis knowledge to us since the Cassin Mount while passing by Cluny and Clairvaux, the orders knights and Benedictine.