Among the researches on the Middle Ages the comprehension about the senses and bases for the constitution of a medieval Historiography narrative and thought occupies an essential place but, presently, it remains as an open question how it is done deeply the relationship of that kind of narrative with the entirely and vaster intellectual production in this period. As we know, the Historiography texts between the end of the eleventh and the beginnings of the twelfth-century are most exclusively the works of a monastic environment, so I have decided to put the question on detail about a benedictine author, Guibert of Nogent, whose extremely original exegetical work is not very studied and known, but constitutes the fundamental structure of his thought at the same time spiritual and about the historiography.
tropology; Historiography; monasticism
