Album Benedictinum, Nomina Exhibens Monachorum

Album Benedictinum, Nomina Exhibens Monachorum offers a detailed catalog of Benedictine monks and monasteries. This historical record, compiled under the direction of Boniface Wimmer and Saint Vincent Archabbey, presents a comprehensive list of monks known by the 'black habit' and the locations of the monasteries flourishing in the era around the year 1400 AD from the birth of Saint Benedict.

This book is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of monasticism, genealogy, and the Benedictine order. It provides a glimpse into the lives and locations of religious figures during a significant period in the Church's history. Scholars and enthusiasts of religious history will appreciate the meticulous detail and historical context preserved within this volume.

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