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Meanings of cistercians in English
Catholic religious order.
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Usage of cistercians in English
1
The death-day of the founder is still kept solemnly by Cistercians.
2
He died amongst his brethren, the Cistercians, at Alcalá in 1577.
3
What did it matter that it had originally been the home of Cistercians?
4
To others than Cistercians, Grey Friars is a dreary place possibly.
5
To others than Cistercians, Gray Friars is a dreary place possibly.
6
The death-day of the founder of the place is still kept solemnly by Cistercians.
7
He was a monk of the order of the Cistercians.
8
Later on he joined the Cistercians of Cortale, near Catanzaro, and there took vows.
9
The Cistercians especially emphasized the need for manual labor.
10
The Cistercians prescribe bleeding four times in the year.
11
The cloisters of Cluniacs and Cistercians-branchesof the Benedictines-werefilled with idle and dissolute monks.
12
There was one of the Spanish Orders, however, which was not connected with the Cistercians.
13
The picture was originally painted for the Cistercians.
14
This was a lecture-hall, or rather a hall for the religious disputations customary among the Cistercians.
15
The Cistercians in Roscrea continue in the Irish tradition of monastic hospitality where the marginalised were welcomed.
16
The king quarrelled with the church, and particularly the Cistercians, almost as violently as with his wife.
Translations for cistercians
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