adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
community
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In addition to the papal disregard of Canterbury's primatial claim over York, the monastic community suffered another grievous blow.
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This distorted form of Buddhism spread rapidly thanks to a vast network of male and female monastic communities .
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Through these channels the contemplative ideals developed in monastic communities found a wider audience.
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Oddly enough, it was an area about which he felt quite as strongly as the members of the monastic community .
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In many cases, the physical lay-out and arrangement of the monastic community were identical.
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For Anselm, the voice of a local church, especially of a local monastic community , sufficed in most matters.
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Its influence would be experienced throughout the whole monastic community , and beyond the cloister in the world.
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In other places, such as Gloucester, boys were part of the monastic communities which preceded Deans and Chapters.
life
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The centre of his world, conceptually as well as in his personal life , was the monastic life.
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The monks are not inhospitable, but recognizing and acknowledging so many visitors would make a spiritual and monastic life impossible.
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He liked his association with the monastic life in this form.
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Hunold was not executed, as we might expect, but returned to the obscurity of his monastic life .
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Virtually every facet of monastic life was regulated either by the hour-glass or sundial; later by the clock.
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He says he's done well to survive the monastic life for so long!
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Bishop's change in theological position and his abandonment of monastic life both caused sorrow to his community.
order
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Knowledge of architectural features of style was dispersed partly by the monastic orders and partly by the great pilgrimages.
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He and his twin brother, Michael, had previously founded a monastic order in Stroud.
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Invitees were not only bishops, but heads of monastic orders , theologians representing the academic magisterium, even lay people.
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A further indication of the hierarchical structure of the monastic order of monks and nuns is the growth of rules.
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A number of monastic orders had churches here in the middle ages.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a monastic order
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In some monastic traditions the Office is only one of a number of priorities.
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It's an almost monastic existence.
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The monastic chroniclers especially recorded with high indignation the resolute enforcement of the Forest jurisdiction over clerical offenders.
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The fate of the monastic libraries serves in popular imagination as a classic example of mindless iconoclasm.
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The monks are not inhospitable, but recognizing and acknowledging so many visitors would make a spiritual and monastic life impossible.
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This beautiful monastic ruin is set in a deeply wooded valley by the River Rye.
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Throughout the centuries, the monks of Clonmacnoise had suffered from raiders sailing up the Shannon to plunder the monastic city.