Gospel Chivalry: Franciscan Romanticism"In this book, Br Mark, himself a Capuchin friar, shows how St. Francis came to reinvent chivalry as a spiritual code, a particular legacy to his Order of Friars Minor."--BOOK JACKET. |
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Contents
Chapter 3 | 29 |
Spiritual Code | 39 |
Chapter 6 | 51 |
Chapter 7 | 59 |
Chapter 8 | 67 |
Chapter 9 | 74 |
Chapter 10 | 82 |
Chapter 11 | 91 |
The Defence of the Weak | 97 |
Chapter 13 | 104 |
Chapter 16 | 123 |
Chapter 17 | 130 |
Chapter 18 | 136 |
Chapter 19 | 148 |
Bibliography | 164 |
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