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• Title: Chapter: About the Author, the People, and the Background of this Book
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  • Suso. Suso was born in 1295, five years before the birth of Tauler, in the
  • Suso has revealed himself in his autobiography as a deeply emotional man, with
  • as it has been described, Suso pictures his mystical experiences in great
  • Florence, Suso entered a monastery in Constance. There he voluntarily
  • Suso once saw a vision of angels, and asked them in what manner God dwelt in
  • His heart.” Suso wrote his autobiography in the third person, and referred
  • Heinrich Suso took the expression, “No cross, no crown,” with terrible
  • night. Finally, after sixteen years of agony, Suso had a vision at
  • In his autobiography Suso relates that one time he prayed that God would
  • Giotto began his work on the Cathedral at Florence, Suso set out on his
  • this spirit which was reborn in Suso comes down to us today in his
  • autobiographies.” Suso's preaching was especially popular among the nuns of
  • Heinrich Suso's writings are among the classics of mysticism. His first work,
  • heroic ideals of knighthood lives in the mystical expressions of Suso. He
  • Concerning his books, Suso wrote, “Whoever will read these writings of mine
  • devoted heart Heinrich Suso bathed Scholasticism in a lyric splendor of
  • he was preceded by Meister Eckhart, Tauler, Suso, van Ruysbroeck, and
• Title: Chapter: Cardinal Nicolas of Cusa
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  • activity of the mystical theologians Eckhart, Tauler, Suso and their companions
• Title: Chapter: The Friendship with God
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  • In Johannes Tauler (1300–1361), Heinrich Suso (1295–1366), and Jan van
  • Heinrich Suso and Jan van Ruysbroeck had a spiritual disposition which can
  • were led through a higher life of ideas. Suso's heart turns ardently toward
  • which sustains all divided beings with its presence.” Thus speaks Suso in
  • completely to me and do not part from me again.” For Suso, everything
  • the above-mentioned autobiography of Suso it might appear as if he had let
  • spirits like Suso and Eckhart are opponents of a view such as that which
  • Jan van Ruysbroeck, the Belgian mystic, walked the same paths as Suso. His
  • nature of the mysticism cultivated by Tauler, Suso, and Ruysbroeck if one
• Title: Chapter: Valentin Weigel and Jacob Boehme
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  • Tauler, and Suso grew out of Catholic theology. He had precursors in