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The Plan of St. Gall

a study of the architecture & economy of & life in a paradigmatic Carolingian monastery
Horn, Walter William
  
THE PLAN OF ST. GALL
  
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PREFACE: VOLUME III
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CONTENTS: VOLUME III
  
SYNOPSIS OF THE WORK
  
NOTE ON THE ILLUSTRATIONS
  
ILLUSTRATIONS

  
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APPENDIX I
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A CATALOGUE OF THE EXPLANATORY TITLES OF THE PLAN OF ST. GALL
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PREFACE
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LATINITY
  
PROSE
  
VERSE
  
VISUAL DISPLAY
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STYLE OF WRITING AND OTHER PALAEOGRAPHICAL DETAILS
  
MAIN SCRIBE
  
SECOND SCRIBE
  
THE MOST COMMON ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE EXPLANATORY TITLES
  
CAPRICIOUS ABBREVIATIONS
  
INDEX TO BUILDING NUMBERS OF THE PLAN
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APPENDIX II
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The CUSTOMS OF CORBIE
  
PREFACE
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INTRODUCTION
  
THE ADDENDA
  
THE TEXT
  
CONTENTS
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<I.1 THE NUMBER OF PREBENDS>
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THE CLERKS
  
Likewise the Laymen
  
And those outside the Monastic Quarters
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The Loaves of Bread to be Distribution
  
At what Times Drink is Given
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The Distribution of Extras
  
Feasts on Which Work on the Domain is Omitted
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WHAT WE WANT AS THE PROGRAM FOR MILLS OR MALTHOUSES
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<MONKS SERVING IN THE KITCHEN>
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<THE PREBENDS WHO SERVE AT THE GATE>
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<TITHING GRAIN>
  
<CROPS TO BE TITHED>
  
<ANIMALS TO BE TITHED>
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<THE TITHE OF MILLS>
  
<MALTHOUSES AND BREWS TO BE TITHED>
  
<THE TITHE OF HOPS>
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. . . <The Gathering of Wood>
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OF THE THREE PARTS WHICH STAY WITH THE CELLARER, THIS SHOULD BE THE DISTRIBUTION:
  
NOW THE FIRST ALLOCATION WHICH SHOULD BE FOR THE GATE
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<THE SILENCE TO BE MAINTAINED IN CHURCH>
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THE DORMITORY
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ADDENDUM I
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ADDENDUM II
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ADDENDUM III
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ADDENDUM IV (Patrologia Latina CXX, 1552-53.)
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APPENDIX III
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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PLAN OF ST. GALL TO THE HISTORY OF MEASUREMENT
  
PREFACE
  
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GLOSSARY
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
  
INTRODUCTION
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A NOTE
  
ABBREVIATIONS IN THE NOTES
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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
  
INTRODUCTION
  
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INDEX TO VOLUMES I II III
  
CORRIGENDA AND ERRATA
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COLOPHON
  
Nota e commiato
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And those outside the Monastic Quarters[58]

To the mill twelve, to the fishpond six, to the stable two, to the
gardens eight, to the coachhouse seven, to the new orchard two,
two shepherds, to the stockyard one.

 
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Section 3 specifically differentiates the locus Corbiensis, which may
have had a surrounding wall, from the villae Corbienses which lie beyond.
Within the first is the cloister, or locus internale, of the brotherhood.
Verhulst and Semmler, 1962, 119, n. 134.

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