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Examples for "benedictine monasteries"
Examples for "benedictine monasteries"
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That remains the characteristic of Benedictine monasteries to this day.
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Each of the earlier Benedictine monasteries had been an isolated community, independent and self-governing.
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[Footnote 86: "Bold Mountain"- aplacein Poland, where one of the first three Benedictine monasteries was built by the king, Boleslaw Chrobry (the Valiant) 1125.
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He was a monk of the Benedictine Abbey at Bury, in Suffolk.
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It was a Benedictine abbey, as severe in its rules as that of Clairvaux.
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Beaulieu was once the seat of a powerful Benedictine abbey.
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Melk Benedictine abbey lies some 50 miles west of Vienna.
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Kennedy came back, they got into the carriage again, and they drove to the Benedictine abbey.
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Tavistock was a Benedictine monastery, over which forty abbots ruled in succession.
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These words were carved on the entrance to every Benedictine Monastery.
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That low building is the Benedictine monastery, and this is its little chapel.
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They take place at the Benedictine monastery, Turvey Abbey, but are not faith based.
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That remains the characteristic of Benedictine monasteries to this day.
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Each of the earlier Benedictine monasteries had been an isolated community, independent and self-governing.
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On his return he entered the Benedictine monastery in Subiaco.
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It is a Benedictine monastery and hospital, and is the highest inhabited spot in Europe.
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He had always been on good terms with the handsome prior of the Benedictine monastery.
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Formerly made in a Benedictine monastery of that name.
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Benedict's idea of "Ecce labora" made every Benedictine monastery a center of wealth.
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Our next reception was at a Spanish Benedictine Monastery and Home for natives, called New Norcia.
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In the afternoon with the abate de Crucis to the Benedictine monastery, a league beyond the city.
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The church of St Mary belonged originally to a Benedictine monastery founded early in the 12th century.
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This Baroque pile, a Benedictine monastery since 1089, is one of the most recognisable attractions in Austria.
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The Benedictine monastery which arose became the wealthiest and most popular in England through the fame of the saint.