Subsequently he was appointed archimandrite of the convent of New Jerusalem at Voznesensk.

Then we took a carriage, and Mamma went to the Russian priest's, the archimandrite Alexander.

I don't know what passed at their interview, but the archimandrite disappeared and I was detained.

Being an archimandrite, he is married, for in our country priests and deacons can be married once.

The archimandrite has been at our house.

Then let him pass for an archimandrite.

In Egypt, the first home of monasticism, the jurisdiction of the abbot, or archimandrite, was but loosely defined.

The judge was standing on the rise in silhouette against the evening sun like some great balden archimandrite.

One of them was already a bishop, another an archimandrite and on the way to become a bishop.

Isn't he an archimandrite?

The lay brother was alarmed, and ran first to the archimandrite, then for the monastery doctor, Ivan Andreyitch, who lived in the town.

At last he resolved to send the archimandrite Missael to the village, the one who had formerly been Mitia Smokovnikov's teacher of religion.

My next occupation was that of interpreter to a Greek prelate and archimandrite of Jerusalem, whom I met when dining in a little restaurant.

A tall thick-set deacon walked before me with a long red candle; the grey-headed archimandrite in his golden mitre hurried after him with the censer.

The sermons of priests, archimandrites, and bishops are wonderfully like one another.

Archimandrites and Abbots entertained me lavishly at the shrines of the Frushta Gora.