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    The Book Of Farewells

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    written in Latin around 800 AD by Columbian monks when Jesus was born; this book is astonishingly famous because it contains the four gospels: Matthew‚ Mark‚ Luke‚ and John. When you look closely at the book‚ you notice the papers that were used in 800 AD are not similar to the ones you write on today. In the 800 AD‚ monks would purchase vellum or calfskin if they wanted to write because the skin was really dense and convenient for them. In addition‚ the monks needed a tool to write with‚ so‚ they would

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    is perched on a large bolder a testimony of glorious times past. There are many architectural styles‚ enough to keep an architectural historian busy for the rest of his life. The monastery of St Panteleimon (left) is a good example. It was built by monks who came from Russia‚ hence it is called Rossiko‚ and the style clearly reflects the Russian influence. Successive Tsars bestowed it with wealth and treasures which made it one of the largest and richest monasteries in Mount

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    most prominent members being the Monk‚ Nun‚ and the Friar. To begin‚ the monk is entirely undisciplined‚ and has no regard for proper monk etiquette. This oversized bald monk Chaucer describes disobeys almost every rule that he has vowed to follow. He is described as a "a fat and personable priest" (p. 6)‚ indicating that he has more food than he should and there for must be stealing it‚ neglecting the fact that peasants were starving to death. In addition the monk enjoys hunting as a sport even though

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    husband Monk is shaving in the bathroom. It starts off with an eye level close up shot of Monk’s face in the right hand side of the frame. The frame is balanced with the white bathroom wall on the left side to show a stark change in mood from the romantic setting in the scene before. Monk tells Cecilia to get him a cup of coffee and he starts to wander outside of the bathroom to continue his conversation with her. The camera pans right to show Cecilia going into the kitchen and then back to Monk as he

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    composer‚ Meredith Monk‚ addresses the public in her speech‚ “Some Thoughts About Art‚ America‚ and Jumping off the Cliff.” The musical artist is a composer‚ singer‚ director/choreographer and creator of new opera‚ music-theater works‚ films

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    to take the vows of monks‚ and nuns. The churches built in the roman style‚ larger rounded roof tops‚ soon became too small for the amount of people coming to mass. More community members soon started learning the importance God played in their lives‚ and stopped worrying about political life‚ and started worrying about life after death. The Catholic Church was the only church in Europe during the dark (middle) ages (“The Middle Ages:”). Monks and Nuns A Roman Catholic monk is a member of a religious

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    Fountain Abbey Epilogue

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    1200‚ in Northern England was Fountains Abbey. Founded in 1132 by 13 Benedictine monks‚ a group of men who desired the balance between work and prayer. During this time at the Fountain Abbey‚ a choice of being a choir monk‚ whose job consisted of praying numerous amounts and living in silence‚ or being a lay brother who kept up with the day-to-day running of the Abbey was able to be made. A relatively new choir monk‚ Brother Matthew‚ headed to the monk’s refectory. On his walk‚ he wondered why there

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    act in society. The squire‚ Monk‚ and Reeve are each proof of Chaucer using deceptive physical appearances to reveal a character’s inner nature. The Squire is supposed to be this manly man that serves the Knight. Although he does serve the Knight in a well-mannered fashion‚ he gives more of a feminine sensation

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    studying and preserving the wring of Latin antiquity . The monks of that time were a strong force in Western Europe and extremely dedicated and self-sacrificing. St. Benedict also needed no additional support from the government or local town. This was untrue for many of the monks after the 12th century. During the 16th century the monks were often criticized as being lazy and parasitical. This is because in comparison to the monks in the centuries following them‚ they did not work nearly as

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    might not have reached the intended enlightenment to carry on the cycle and someone from their immediate family can help them reach nirvana. To do so‚ they must become a monk and special requirements are made to ensure the family member will help the passing of nirvana correctly. I will explore the delicate steps into becoming a monk and sharing my personal experience of giving offerings to a deceased family member.

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