The Term Double Monasteries Referred to

question 44

Multiple Choice

The term double monasteries referred to

• A)houses where some monks led contemplative lives and some taught.
• B)institutions where monks lived under extremely strict regimens.
• C)religious establishments where both monks and nuns followed a common rule.
• D)those monasteries with libraries containing both theological works and ancient Latin classics.
• E)institutions devoted both to prayer and to work.

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