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An Updated History Of The New Afrikan Prison Struggle by Sundiata ...

Penitents might be secluded in cells like those of Carthusian monks and there being employed in various sorts of labor.” In 1790, on April 5th, the Pennsylvania Quakers actualized this concept as the capstone of their 14-year struggle ... Continue reading


Our Wounded Anglican History: Henry VIII Deals with His Opponents

In May, five Carthusian monks from a priory in London suffered the deaths reserved for traitors. They were dragged behind horses in their full habits. Then they were hanged on the gallows until nearly dead. They were cut down, ... Continue reading


Skeletons uncovered in friary dig

Archaeologist Derek Hall said: "Perth had four friaries - Carmelite, Dominican, Franciscan and Carthusian. "They were taking advantage of the fact that Perth in the medieval period was a very rich Scottish burgh. ... Continue reading


Carthusian Exhibition at a former Carthusian Monastery in Holland

The exhibition will not only pay a lot of attention to the range of Dutch monasteries, buildings, and their history, but also to the wealth of art objects and artefacts that were used here throughout the centuries. ... Continue reading


History of Christian Apologetics, Lesson 4

(Dulles, p.138) Dionysius the Carthusian (1402-1471) completed his most notable work, “Against the Perfidy of Muhammad”. This was written after the Battle of Varna in 1444 at the request of Nicholas of Cusa and refutes the Qur’an ... Continue reading


A Brief History of the New Afrikan Prison Struggle (Parts 1 and 2)

The concept of prison ideology began to take form as far back as the reign of Louis XIV of France (1643-1715) when the Benedictine monk Mabillon wrote that: “…penitents might be secluded in cells like those of Carthusian monks, ... Continue reading


an index of fraud concerning "christian" history by century

The letter was first printed in the "Life of Christ" by Ludolph the Carthusian (Cologne, 1474). It was probably composed in 13th/14th century, based on an earlier Greek forgery. 15th century 15.1 Poggio Bracciolini - Tacitus - Annals ... Continue reading


The Charterhouse: A Garden Enclosed

The Carthusian Order, a contemplative-monastic religious order, was founded by St. Bruno in 1084. This independent website strives to promote awareness of the Carthusian Order and its rich history, tradition and significance in the ... Continue reading


HISTORY OF THE ROSARY

The first step toward that standard took place about 1365 when Henry of Kalkar, of the Carthusian Order, divided the 150 salutations into decades of 10, with an Our Father preceding each. Around 1409, another Carthusian named Dominic ... Continue reading


Habitual Concerns

There are good and bad reasons to be drawn to orders part of whose rule includes habits, but as someone with a lot of experience with clothing, history of clothing, anthropology of clothing, psychology of clothing, ... Continue reading

Carthusian history

As the story goes, a man named Andres Zamora and his brother owned several Spanish mares. Andres recognized a stallion pulling a cart as a horse he had ridden in the cavalry, named El Soldado, and proceeded to buy him and breed him with his mares. One of the offspring was a colt named Esclavo.

Esclavo was considered perfect in temperament and conformation, and was to become the foundation stallion of the Carthusian. He sired many excellent foals. One day, when Andres was not at home, his brother sold the stallion in Portugal for a great sum of money. When Andres returned, he was devastated, and died soon afterward.

A few of the offspring of Esclavo were sold to Don Pedro Picado in 1736, who then gave some of the mares to the Carthusian monks to settle a debt. The rest of the horses were sold to Antonio Abad Romero and were eventually absorbed into the Andalusian breed. These monks kept the strain pure, and integrated them into a special line known as Zamoranos. The monks guarded the bloodlines, and even defied a royal order to introduce Neapolitan and central European blood to their stock.

In 1854, the Jerez landlord Don Vincent Romero y Garcia bought many Carthusians, and helped to improve the breed without the use of any outside blood.

The Carthusian is now maintained by the state-owned studs of Crdoba, Jerez de la Frontera, and Badajoz. Esclavo passed both his conformation and his temperament on to his progeny

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