Some letters of Saint Bernard, abbot of Clairvaux
Publisher: Hodges
Published: 1904
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Letter; title: I. To The Canons Regular of Horricourt 1; title: II. To The Monk Adam 3; title: III. To Bruno, Archbishop Elect of Cologne 27; title: IV. To The Prior and Monks of The Grand Chartreuse 31; title: V. To Peter, Cardinal Deacon 33; title: VI. To The Same 34; title: VII. To Matthew, The Legate 40; title: VIII. To Gilbert, Bishop of London, Universal Doctor 42; title: IX. To Ardutio (or Ardutius), Bishop Elect of Geneva 4; title: X. To The Same, when Bishop 45; title: XI. To The Abbot of Saint Nicasius at Rheims   47; title: XII. To Louis, King of France; title: XIII. To The Same Pope, In The Name Of Geoffrey, Bishop of Chartres  52; title: XIV, To Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln       54; title: XV. To Alvisus, Abbot of Anchin 57; title: XVI. To Rainald, Abbot of Foigny 61; title: XVII. To The Same  66; title: XVIII. To The Same 69; title: XIX. To Suger, Abbot of S. Denis 70; title: XX. To Guy, Abbot of Molesmes 85; title: XXI. To The Abbot of S. John at Chartres 86; title: XXII. To Simon, Abbot of S. Nicholas  90; title: XXIII. To The Same 92; title: XXIV. To Oger, Regular Canon 94; title: XXV. To The Same 107; title: XXVI. To The Same 112; title: XXVII. To The Same 115; title: XXVIII. To The Abbots assembled at Soissons  117; title: XXIX. To Henry, King of England 121; title: XXX. To Henry, Bishop of Winchester  122; title: XXXI. To The Abbot of a certain Monastery at York, From Which The Prior Had Departed, Taking Several Religious With Him  124; title: XXXII. To Thurstan, Archbishop of York  127; title: XXXIII. To Richard, Abbot of Fountains, and his Companions, who had passed over to The Cistercian Order from another  129; title: XXXIV. Hildebert, Archbishop of Tours, to The Abbot Bernard 131; title: XXXV. Reply of The Abbot Bernard to Hildebert, Archbishop of Tours 133; title: XXXVI. To The Same Hildebert, who had not yet Acknowledged The Lord Innocent As Pope 135; title: XXXVII. To Magister Geoffrey, of Loretto 138; title: XXXVIII. To His Monks of Clairvaux 140; title: XXXIX. To The Same 143; title: XL. To Thomas, Prior of Beverley  147; title: XLI. To Thomas of St. Omer, After he had Broken His Promise of adopting a Change of Life 160; title: XLII. To The Illustrious Youth, Geoffrey de Perrone, And His Comrades 165; title: XLIII. A Consolatory Letter to The Parents of Geoffrey 168; title: XLIV. Concerning The Maccabees but to whom Written Is Unknown 169; title: XLV. To A Youth Named Fulk, who Afterwards was Archdeacon of Langres 177; title: XLVI. To Guigues, The Prior, and to The other Monks Of The Grand Chartreuse 192; title: XLVII. To The Brother of William, a Monk of Clairvaux 206; title: XLVIII. To Magister Walter de Chaumont 208; title: XLIX. To Romanus, Sub-Deacon of The Roman Curia 212; title: L. To Geoffrey, of Lisieux 214; title: LI. To The Virgin Sophia 216; title: LII. To Another Holy Virgin 223; title: LIII. To Another Holy Virgin Of The Convent Of S. Mary of Troyes 227; title: LIV. To Ermengarde, formerly Countess of Brittany 230; title: LV. To The Same 231; title: LVI. To Beatrice, a Noble and Religious Lady 232; title: LVII. To The Duke and Duchess of Lorraine 234; title: LVIII. To The Duchess of Lorraine 235; title: LIX. To The Duchess of Burgundy 237; title: Note to Treatise 238; title: LX. To The Same, Against Certain Heads of Abaelard's Heresies 259; title: LXI. To Louis The Younger, King of The French 294; title: LXII. To Pope Innocent 297; title: LXIII. To The Same, in The name of Godfrey, Bishop of Langres 298; title: LXIV. To The above-named Falco 299; title: LXV. To The Canons of Lyons, on The Conception of S. Mary 300; title: LXVI. To The Patriarch of Jerusalem  308