1
His remains were removed to the Carthusian Monastery, in Seville, in 1513.
2
The Carthusian order of Monks established themselves at Grenoble, France, in 1132.
3
Somewhere among that forest of grim stems the Carthusian priors looked down.
4
His last bequest is to his brother Gherardo, a Carthusian of Montrieux.
5
CARTHUSIAN, a Monk of an order where only occasional speech is permitted.
6
You see they have the seal of the Carthusian Monastery on the back.
7
The Carthusian is bound to his brethren by this agreeing spirit of incommunicativeness.
8
So I have made up my mind to try and be a Carthusian.
9
These monks were also known as the Chartreusers, or Carthusian Monks.
10
It was a Carthusian Brother whom I had addressed as 'Madame!'
11
A young Carthusian thrust his pale face between two guards.
12
Then one vowed aloud to turn Carthusian monk, if St. Thomas would save him.
13
The Carthusian system never found much favour in England.
14
To-morrow we depart for the Carthusian monastery of Valdemosa, the most poetic residence on earth.
15
The Carthusian silence was, of course, particularly obnoxious to the master and lover of talk.
16
In the canteen there were, amongst others, a Carthusian, two Tonbridge men, and a Haileyburian.