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id: 14268
title: Historia Calamitatum
author: Abelard, Peter
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  The mystical school of the Abbey of St. Victor in Paris follows one line (perhaps the most nearly right of At the time of Abélard the schools of Chartres and Paris were at totality of things." The twelfth century was a time when men were twelfth-century monks, if we believed, on Abélard''s word in 1135, painted by Abélard, his old master, of the century at its beginning. For a time the affairs of Abélard prospered: Abbot Suger of Saint-Denis were in this old man''s school two who were considered far to excel devoted ever less time to philosophy and to the work of the school. lovers of God in the word of the Apostle when he says: "We know that all things work together for good to them that love God" indeed, when Abélard was only six years old, but he left the Church their places in the history of philosophy; the story of Abélard''s


id: 35977
author: Abelard, Peter
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  It is very surprising that the _Letters of Abelard and Heloise_ to the Letters an Historical Account of _Abelard_ and _Heloise_; _Abelard_ who could love none but _Heloise_, turned from * See _Abelard''s_ letter to _Philintus_, and _Heloise''s_ She loved _Abelard_ ''tis true; but she declared such thing in her Letters, nor in the long account which _Abelard_ who loved _Abelard_ a thousand times better than she did LETTERS of ABELARD and HELOISE. love is; imagine then what a pleasure it must have been to a heart so that the loves of _Heloise_ and _Abelard_ were the subject raise love in any man whose heart was not prepossessed by another humble, respectful and loving to her _Abelard_, _Heloise_ life, preserving only my love, and the secret pleasure of thinking idea of your loving _Abelard_, always present to your mind, be To speak me _Abelard_--but love to thee.

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  Letters of Abelard and Heloise To which is prefix''d a particular account of their lives, amours, and misfortunes


id: 37865
title: Studies in Mediæval Life and Literature
author: McLaughlin, Edward T. (Edward Tompkins)
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  life of the great Italian poet he had devoted years of patient research. love-making, that if he had spent his days for five years, in hard best, lady-loving gave the mediæval knights consideration for women and times, and Ulrich himself is a knight and a poet worth knowing. heart-leap to Ulrich''s sentimental hope, interests scholars to-day as lady declared that she would grow old in entire ignorance of any love my love-longing heart, I rejoiced thus to serve my lady." the field, and the tree suggests the social life of the old times as poet in Neidhart''s relation to the fashionable love lyrics; he retains age has ever cared more for story telling), their love of play, their from the hand that loves it before its birth, playing like a young girl time were still honorable to her; the world _was_ good; her love _had_


