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If you liked Epistolarum libri IX by Peter of Celle, Bishop of Chartres, start with Willem van St. Thierry's Epistel totten bruederen vanden berghe godes (1950), Peter of Celle, selected works (1987), and Petri Cellensis Commentaria in Ruth ; Tractatus de tabernaculo (1983). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Willem van St. Thierry's Epistel totten bruederen vanden berghe godes 1950 · 133 pages · Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint, Peter of Celle, Bishop of Chartres, Guigo I Prior of the Grande Chartreuse, Johanna Marie Willeumier-Schalij, France) Notre Dame de Mont Dieu (Ardennes · Same author
  2. 2 Peter of Celle, selected works 1987 · 203 pages · Peter of Celle, Bishop of Chartres, Hugh Feiss · Same author
  3. 3 Petri Cellensis Commentaria in Ruth ; Tractatus de tabernaculo 1983 · 278 pages · Peter of Celle, Bishop of Chartres · Same author
  4. 4 Petrus Cellensis, Commentaria in Ruth, Tractatus de tabernaculo 1983 · 85 pages · Peter of Celle, Bishop of Chartres · Same author
  5. 5 L'Ecole du cloitre (Serie des textes monastiques d'Occident) 1977 · 351 pages · Peter of Celle, Bishop of Chartres · Same author

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BookOrb recommends Willem van St. Thierry's Epistel totten bruederen vanden berghe godes (1950), Peter of Celle, selected works (1987), Petri Cellensis Commentaria in Ruth ; Tractatus de tabernaculo (1983), Petrus Cellensis, Commentaria in Ruth, Tractatus de tabernaculo (1983), and L'Ecole du cloitre (Serie des textes monastiques d'Occident) (1977).

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Epistolarum libri IX is by Peter of Celle, Bishop of Chartres.