Retiring to the country following the suggestion of William of Champeaux, this man produced a treatise entitled "Praises of the Virgin Mother," though he did not accept the immaculate conception.
Retiring to the country following the suggestion of William of Champeaux, this man produced a treatise entitled "Praises of the Virgin Mother," though he did not accept the immaculate conception. Among this man's other works are a eulogy for the newly-founded Knights Templar and such sermons as "The Steps of Humility," and as an ardent opponent of Scholasticism, he condemned Gilbert de la Poree and clashed with Peter Abelard. Persuaded by Louis VII and Eugenius III to endorse the Second Crusade, Pius XII declared him to be doctor mellifluous, though he is better known for his work with a certain monastic order sometimes known as either the White Monks or by this man's name. For ten points, identify this great exponent of the Cistercian order, who does not give his name to a breed of rescue dog.
Retiring to the country following the suggestion of William of Champeaux, this man produced a treatise entitled "Praises of the Virgin Mother," though he did not accept the immaculate conception.
St. {Bernard} of {Clairvaux} (prompt on just St. Bernard)