"Donum Dei tolerantia abstinentiae”. Il vino nel mondo monastico

Translated title of the contribution: [Autom. eng. transl.] "The gift of tolerance and abstinence." Il vino in the world monástico

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Abstract

The relationship of the monks with wine is investigated through medieval rules and customs, characterized by a marked initial refusal and then by gradual tolerance. The examination of the chapter on the quantity of the drinking in the Benedictine Rule, the comment on this text and the customary tradition constitute the structure of the contribution, which also focuses on the food, religious and symbolic aspects of the use of wine.
Translated title of the contribution[Autom. eng. transl.] "The gift of tolerance and abstinence." Il vino in the world monástico
Original languageItalian
Title of host publication"In vino civilitas”. Vite e vino nella civiltà d’Europa dall’antichità all’evo moderno: letteratura, storia, arte, scienza
Pages183-215
Number of pages33
Volume73
Publication statusPublished - 2019
EventIn vino civilitas. Vite e vino dall'antichità all'età moderna. Percorsi interdisciplinari di studio e di ricerca. - Potenza
Duration: 11 Oct 201613 Oct 2016

Publication series

NameTESTI E STUDI DI CULTURA CLASSICA

Conference

ConferenceIn vino civilitas. Vite e vino dall'antichità all'età moderna. Percorsi interdisciplinari di studio e di ricerca.
CityPotenza
Period11/10/1613/10/16

Keywords

  • Benedetto da Norcia
  • Benedict of Norcia
  • Benedictine rule
  • Hildemar of Corbie
  • Ildemaro di Corbie
  • Peter Damian
  • Pier Damiani
  • abstinence
  • astinenza
  • emina
  • eremiti
  • hemin
  • hermits
  • lector
  • lettore
  • measure of drinking
  • misura del bere
  • monaci
  • monks
  • regola benedettina
  • tolerance
  • tolleranza
  • vino
  • wine

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