#Monastery

The Armenian Truth 🇦🇲

armenian_truth

A thread on the history of the Armenian community in Jerusalem and the Holy Land 2) The Armenian community in Jerusalem is the oldest Armenian community outside

Anarcho-Moses 🐍

ben_r_hoffman

Yesterday read Ingram's MCTB. Key features on "path" are artifacts from persistently blocked info flows seekers specifically advised to ignore Description of 3 characteristics is clear enough for me

Vagina Museum

vagina_museum

Today to celebrate #LGBTHistoryMonth we're going to introduce you to a medieval nun who you may not have heard of but you definitely should: meet Hildegard of Bingen, composer,

Jin Xu

xujnx

One of the most prosperous and prominent Christian communities in the history of East Asia was a Turkic tribe called Ongud active in present-day central Inner Mongolia during 9th -14th

Joaquim Campa

JoaquimCampa

Thread of the most beautiful Libraries of the World1. The Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading , Rio De Janeiro. Credit: Alamy 2. Public Library of Stuttgart 3. Trinity College Library,

Dipankar

Shomes_quest

#ThreadHinduism & it's ways always leave a special effect on the minds & hearts of people of others religions ,the recent one being #BarrackObama the Ex US President. In the

Jason ☦️

baqlavas

People Who Should Be Canonized: A Thread 1. Seraphim Rose was an American hieromonk of the ROCOR and co-founder of the St Herman of Alaska Monastery in Platina, California. A

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

Christian manuscripts from the Middle East, usually written in Arabic, Syriac, or Coptic, are influenced by Islamic styles but have unique characteristics. -jm These first two are from Syriac traditions,

Mythean is making an account

TivEfirMythean

Thread with Excerpts form "The Economics of Monasticism" by Nathan Smith One of the constant struggles of communal secularism/socialism is the inability to actually "continue the commune" a similar example

Dr Victoria Leonard

tigerlilyrocks

Tonight I'm here for 'Rethinking Byzantine Masculinities: Gender, Sexuality, Emotions, Devotion' with @MarkJMasterson, Derek Krueger, Claudia Rapp, and Shaun Tougher. I've been looking forward to this! MM how to read

Doctor-Baron 17cShyteposter, DDS

17cShyteposter

Just got my first Houellebecq, SUBMISSION, so probably won't start a new old book for a bitFortunately he's a lazy Frenchman and the whole thing isn't 250 pagesCan already see

Hilary White

hilarityjane

To understand this map, you must remember that there is a long ridge of mountains (geologically unstable) that runs up the centre of the boot & veers off toward France

Fran Olmos

fran__olmos

Caravanserais were key for the development and success of the trade routes. A safe place for travellers that combined the functions of a storehouse, inn and even fortress. Unfortunately, not

Cambridge ASNAC

cambtweetasnac

It’s actually been a little while since I’ve done one of my “Update on Degree Things I’m Thinking About” threads and I’m procrastinating an essay so hey kids it’s time

Royal Irish Academy Library

Library_RIA

This week (by popular vote!) we’ll take a look at the Annals of Connacht. This unique manuscript (RIA MS C iii 1) records episodes in the history of Gaelic Ireland

Jasna Seishin Todorović

JasnaSeishin

I have never felt myself particularly affected by gendered language. When I see words like "man" or "he" or "guy," I do a small amount of mental acrobatics to change

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