A Short History of Monks and Monasteries

by Alfred Wesley Wishart

Solitude, of Egypt, [33]; provided for in Pachomian rules, [60]; Jerome on, [61]; the love of, as a cause of monasticism, [362], [363]; effects of, upon the individual, [393]; Montaigne on temptations of, [393]; society and, [395].

Soul-purity, struggles for, [95]. See [Salvation.]

Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius, [265].

Spain, monasticism enters, [122].

Starbuck, Charles C., on the casuistry of the Jesuits, [274].

Stigmata, of St. Francis, [219].

Storrs, on Bernard, [197].

Subiaco, desert of, [131].

Superstitions, monastic, when revolt against is justifiable, [423].

Suppression of monasteries, see [Monasteries], The Fall of.