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Title: The statute book of Seedorf – the oldest rules of the Order of St Lazarus
Authors: Rademachers, Andreas
Keywords: Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem
Monasticism and religious orders
Augustinians -- Rules
Religious communities -- History
Issue Date: 2017-06
Publisher: Sancti Lazari Ordinis Academia Internationalis
Citation: Rademachers, A. (2017). The statute book of Seedorf – the oldest rules of the Order of St Lazarus. Acta Historiae Sancti Lazari Ordinis, 2, 27-34.
Abstract: The Statute Book of Seedorf is the oldest compilation of Rules of the Order of St Lazarus and the only preserved transcript of the Order’s rules of the Crusades period. It is remarkable that the book, written down in the years 1314-1321, not only includes the rules for the newer houses in Europe, but also the rule of the mother house in Jerusalem. The Statute Book consists of four texts: the “new laws”, the Rule of St Augustine, the Jerusalem-Laws and an appendix by Brother Siegfrid, the Commander of Schlatt, which could be seen as part of the new laws. [excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/147506
Appears in Collections:Volume 2: Monreale Meeting, 1 June 2017

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