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He will conform to the monastic rule as far as his duties allow.
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Now monks are bound to keep consistently to the monastic rule.
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Saint Benedict, essentially the founder of moderate monastic rule.
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No ancients mention any monastic rule written by St.
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The monastic rule called St. Macarius's, in the code of rules, is ascribed to this of Alexandria.
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Everything bore the stamp of monastic rule.
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Publication of St. Benedict's monastic rule.
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Now the monastic rule was established for the purpose of the contemplative life; wherefore Jerome says (Ep.
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His costume was that of a mendicant monk, and his face seemed indicative of the severity of monastic rule.
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The disciple alike of S. Martin and S. Benedict, he took inspiration from them to revive the strict monastic rule.
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To many of those loyal citizens there to learn Boyce's knowledge, Zoro became a symbol of freedom from the evil monastic rule.
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For the Buddhist monastic rule requires its members to be homeless, celibate, vegetarian, and here, like Luther, Shinran joined issue with them.
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An ancient monastic rule, and an epistle addressed to monks, written in sentences, like the book of Proverbs, are ascribed to St. Macarius.
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That is not the monastic rule, nor what you learned from the woman who gave you birth; or let your own teachings drive you.
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There was at that time a certain monk, learned in heavenly things, graced in word and deed, a model follower of every monastic rule.
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During his monastic life of seven years (357-364) he formulated the monastic rule still observed by Eastern monks.
