Constance Stoney's "Early Two-bay Monasteries: A Paper Delivered Before the Society of Heretics on December 6, 1914" is an important scholarly study of early Christian monasteries where both men and women lived and worked. In the book, the author examines the specifics of these unique places and their role in the development of the religious and cultural life of the Middle Ages. Constance Stoney explores in detail the organizational structure of two-field monasteries, their connection with other religious institutions, and their influence on European society of the era. Thanks to this work, the reader will have the opportunity to better understand the meaning of the religious life of the Middle Ages and its influence on socio-cultural development.