Elisabeth of Schönau

Benedictine visionary and writer

Elisabeth of Schönau - Benedictine visionary and writer
Born

None
None years ago

Died

June 18th, 1164
861 years ago — None years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Germany

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Born around 1129, a Benedictine visionary recognized for mystical visions and writings. Entered the Benedictine convent at Schönau and became prominent for her spiritual insights. Recorded her visions in a series of texts that outlined her experiences and religious reflections. Her works contributed to the understanding of medieval mysticism and spirituality. Died on June 18, 1164.

Wrote a series of mystical visions

Contributed to medieval spirituality

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