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I laici nella Chiesa e nella societa secondo Pier Damiani. Ceti dominanti e riforma ecclesiastica nel secolo XI

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Book 01 Jan 1999 Italy Italian Publisher:Istituto storico italiano per il Medio Evo
Authors: D'Acunto, Nicolangelo;

handle: 10807/9300

I laici nella Chiesa e nella societa secondo Pier Damiani. Ceti dominanti e riforma ecclesiastica nel secolo XI

Abstract

L'ecclesiologia di Pier Damiani si evolve seguendo il ritmo delle sue reazioni alle profonde trasformazioni intervenute nei rapporti tra papato e impero nel secolo XI. L'analisi incrocia gli strumenti della storia della teologia con quelli della storia sociale e politica.

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Laici, ecclesiologia medievale

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