Two Sixteenth-Century Premonstratensian Treatises on Religious Life (Cistercian Studies Series)

by Jacob Panhausen

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"This volume presents a translation, for the first time in English, of two Latin texts by Jacob Panhausen, A Loving Exhortation to Prelates and Those in Their Charge and Treatise on Monastic Life and Religious Vows. The introduction offers a biographical and analytical overview of this Norbertine reformer, illuminating a crucial time in the renewal of the Premonstratensian Order during and after the Council of Trent"--… (more)

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"This volume presents a translation, for the first time in English, of two Latin texts by Jacob Panhausen, A Loving Exhortation to Prelates and Those in Their Charge and Treatise on Monastic Life and Religious Vows. The introduction offers a biographical and analytical overview of this Norbertine reformer, illuminating a crucial time in the renewal of the Premonstratensian Order during and after the Council of Trent"--

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