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In Egypt there is a similar ambiguity about the first monastic institutions.
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The monastic institutions of Egypt had already reached their full growth.
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The Encyclopædia Brittanica divides the monastic institutions into five classes:
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This fact explains how it happened that the monastic institutions could not be destroyed.
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The monastic institutions of India seem due to Buddhism.
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There were also certain precautions against the increase of monastic institutions, particularly that of the Jesuits.
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Therefore obedience was made a cardinal virtue, as essential to the very existence of monastic institutions.
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In the monastic institutions, in my opinion, was found a great POWER for the mechanism of politic benevolence.
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Lambarde, staunch Protestant as he was, saw in these fires a token of God's disapproval of such monastic institutions.
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He instituted or embodied, among others, the three great vows, which are vital to monastic institutions,-Poverty ,Obedience ,andChastity.
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The gathering of the eggs is conducted in a uniform manner, and with that regularity which characterises all monastic institutions.
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The monastic institutions in Roman Catholic countries provide for, and thereby foster, a large amount of idle and reckless habits.
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The principles on which these fraternities were established were very different from those which had shaped all previous monastic institutions.
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We have no tyrant rulers there and no monastic institutions, and because of this we are called 'evil', by him.
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But this Romanesque church is also connected with monastic institutions, whose extensive buildings join the church at the north or south.
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About the same time Egypt was visited by Cassianus, a monk of Gaul, in order to study the monastic institutions of the Thebaid.
