Spazi e strutture claustrali nei commenti carolingi alla Regola benedettina
Gabriele Archetti
Through the reform of Aachen, introduced by Louis Pious and Benedict Aniane, Benedictine Rule became normative model Carolingian monasticism. The leads to an adaptation architectural structures cloistered building, which is reflected in provisions synod Capitularies first half ninth century, adapted new horizon coming from reform. comments Smaragdus Saint-Mihiel Ildemaro Corbie are a testament how it happened they serve as interpretative ideal tool. In this way, life great abbeys Europe - well spaces cenobitic places prayer, work, rest, hospitality or training explained monks who design their “cloisters” according common construction modules always most recognizable generalized.
Hortus artium medievalium