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	'''Benedict of Nursia''' (480 – 547) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] monk, writer, and theologian who is venerated as a saint in various [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations. He was the founder of the [[Benedictines\|Order of Saint Benedict]], whose followers were known as Benedictines.		'''Benedict of Nursia''' (480 – 547) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] [[monk]], writer, and theologian who is venerated as a saint in various [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations. He was the founder of the [[Benedictines\|Order of Saint Benedict]], whose followers were known as Benedictines.

	Around 530, Benedict wrote a series of precepts that later came to known as the {{Wiki\|Rule of Saint Benedict}}, which established a set of principles which monks were encouraged to follow. One of the principles was the {{Wiki\|Canonical hours}} which marks the divisions of the day where prayers should be performed. In the 10th century, various monasteries and cathedrals adopted this principle across southern [[England]].<ref name="DTVA">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Learnings: The Hours of the Day\|The Hours of the Day]]</ref>		Around 530, Benedict wrote a series of precepts that later came to known as the {{Wiki\|Rule of Saint Benedict}}, which established a set of principles which monks were encouraged to follow. One of the principles was the {{Wiki\|Canonical hours}} which marks the divisions of the day where prayers should be performed. In the 10th century, various [[Church\|monasteries]] and cathedrals adopted this principle across southern [[England]].<ref name="DTVA">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Learnings: The Hours of the Day\|The Hours of the Day]]</ref>

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General noun

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	'''Benedict of Nursia''' (480 – 547) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] monk, writer, and theologian who is venerated as a ~~Saint~~ in various [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations. He was the founder of the [[Benedictines\|Order of Saint Benedict]], whose followers were known as Benedictines.		'''Benedict of Nursia''' (480 – 547) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] monk, writer, and theologian who is venerated as a saint in various [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations. He was the founder of the [[Benedictines\|Order of Saint Benedict]], whose followers were known as Benedictines.

	Around 530, Benedict wrote a series of precepts that later came to known as the {{Wiki\|Rule of Saint Benedict}}, which established a set of principles which monks were encouraged to follow. One of the principles was the {{Wiki\|Canonical hours}} which marks the divisions of the day where prayers should be performed. In the 10th century, various monasteries and cathedrals adopted this principle across southern [[England]].<ref name="DTVA">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Learnings: The Hours of the Day\|The Hours of the Day]]</ref>		Around 530, Benedict wrote a series of precepts that later came to known as the {{Wiki\|Rule of Saint Benedict}}, which established a set of principles which monks were encouraged to follow. One of the principles was the {{Wiki\|Canonical hours}} which marks the divisions of the day where prayers should be performed. In the 10th century, various monasteries and cathedrals adopted this principle across southern [[England]].<ref name="DTVA">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Learnings: The Hours of the Day\|The Hours of the Day]]</ref>

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Created page with "{{Era|Individuals}}{{WP-REAL|Benedict of Nursia}} {{Character Infobox |name = Benedict of Nursia |native = |image = Wiki noimage.jpg |birth = 2 March 480<br>{{Wiki|Nursia}}, Kingdom of Italy |death = 21 March 547<br>{{Wiki|Mons Casinus}}, Byzantine Empire |species = Human |database = |affiliates = Benedictines }} '''Benedict of Nursia''' (480 – 547) was an Italian monk, writer, and theologian who is venerated as a Saint in various Chr..."

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'''Benedict of Nursia''' (480 – 547) was an [[Italy|Italian]] monk, writer, and theologian who is venerated as a Saint in various [[Christianity|Christian]] denominations. He was the founder of the [[Benedictines|Order of Saint Benedict]], whose followers were known as Benedictines.

Around 530, Benedict wrote a series of precepts that later came to known as the {{Wiki|Rule of Saint Benedict}}, which established a set of principles which monks were encouraged to follow. One of the principles was the {{Wiki|Canonical hours}} which marks the divisions of the day where prayers should be performed. In the 10th century, various monasteries and cathedrals adopted this principle across southern [[England]].<ref name="DTVA">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Learnings: The Hours of the Day|The Hours of the Day]]</ref>

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*''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' {{Mo}}

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