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Meanings of ocist in English
Catholic religious order.
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Examples for "cistercians"
Examples for "cistercians"
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.
1
The earliest foundations were houses of the Cistercian Order and the Augustinians.
2
The heavy white habit of the Cistercian order covered him like a husk.
3
Before leaving, the woman demanded a meeting with all Cistercian Order members, including the bipolar monk.
4
The conference will examine various aspects of the history of the Cistercian Order in medieval Europe, especially Scotland.
5
All members of the 900-year-old Cistercian Order are expected to work part of every day to support their abbey.
1
They were called white monks, from the color of their habit.
2
They are all white monks, white, pale as death.
3
And the white monks do sing
4
Further north, in Mid-Morgraunt, is Gracedieu, her other foundation-equallyendowed, but holding white nuns instead of white monks.
5
Is there something fundamentally wrong with white people? Titters from the audience, especially the white monks and nuns.
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