Chapter

 1 1|           that in its later stages monasticism did not have certain features
 2 1|           Constantine the Great. ~ Monasticism is a way of life which appeared
 3 3|        said that under this system monasticism became easier through the
 4 3|            of this system was that monasticism could now play a part in
 5 3|         activity. ~ The turning of monasticism in this direction was the
 6 3|            for the organization of monasticism during the subsequent period.
 7 3|      regarded as the final form of monasticism, but is not. Although at
 8 3|           the communal patterns of monasticism. ~ These four kinds of monasticism
 9 3| monasticism. ~ These four kinds of monasticism henceforth run parallel
10 4|           The geographic spread of monasticism~ Today monastic life has
11 4|          milder, organized form of monasticism also reached Syria. The
12 4|           to organize the monks. ~ Monasticism began to lose ground in
13 4|         Cappadocia and Asia Minor, monasticism reached the capital of the
14 4|          monks. ~ In these regions monasticism was definitely destroyed
15 4|      conquest. ~ Strong centers of monasticism had already been formed,
16 4|           to further the spread of monasticism there, Alexius Comnenus
17 4|        peoples of northern Europe. Monasticism was also transmitted, together
18 5|  scriptural and doctrinal basis of monasticism was worked out soon afterwards.
19 5|            afterwards. Without it, monasticism was in danger of deviating
20 5|         this way the subjection of monasticism to the Church, and the channeling