- is now
called mysticism was
referred to by the term
contemplatio, c.q. theoria, from
contemplatio (Latin; Gr**** θεωρία, theoria), "looking at", "gazing...
- "ladder" of
prayer with the
Latin terms lectio, meditatio, oratio, and
contemplatio. In the 13th
century the
Carmelite Rule of St.
Albert prescribed to Carmelites...
- or meditation. The word
contemplation is
derived from the
Latin word
contemplatio,
ultimately from the
Latin word templum, a
piece of
ground consecrated...
-
University of
Dayton "Restored
image of the
Madonna della Strada",
Contemplatio ad amorem,
December 04, 2006 "Madonna
Della Strada weddings", Loyola...
- Taylor's grandson, Sir
William Young,
printed a
posthumous work
entitled Contemplatio Philosophica for
private circulation in 1793, (2nd Bart., 10 January...
-
monastic orthopraxis of
lectio divina. For him
studying scripture was
contemplatio, and it was both a
communal (collatio) and
moving (compunctio) act. "Erasmus...
-
practice of what is now
called mysticism was
referred to by the term
contemplatio, c.q. theoria.
According to Johnston, "[b]oth
contemplation and mysticism...
- the 12th
century with the
Latin terms lectio, meditatio, oratio, and
contemplatio (i.e. read, ponder, pray, contemplate).
Western Christian meditation...
-
practice of what is now
called mysticism was
referred to by the term
contemplatio, c.q. theoria.
According to Johnson, "[b]oth
contemplation and mysticism...
-
Contemplate (pop duo),
Romanian musical duo
Christian contemplation (
contemplatio) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Contemplation...
