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The site of Deorkothar also comprises	monasteries, a water channel system, an ancient pathway
At the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, a timber frame structure dominated the pro
	Monasteries abounded in this region from a very early d
e ceremonies were shared with the satellite	monasteries across the Himalaya also founded by the Ron
The Dissolution of the Lesser	Monasteries Act of 1536, on the orders of Henry VIII, r
dissolved by the Dissolution of the Lesser	Monasteries Act in 1535, but continued for worship and
Most	monasteries adopted Pope Paul's form in the 1970s, mean
ang states: "An azure pool winds around the	monasteries, adorned with the full-blown cups of the bl
d around the time of the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, after the Priory merged with Taunton in 15
d around the time of the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, after the priory merged with Taunton in 15
long include the Kardang, Shasur, and Tayul	monasteries, all within a few kilometres of Keylong.
other Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, the many small	monasteries allowed the political/military and ecclesia
The	monasteries, almost without exception, had relaxed in d
rsity, "Ratnagiri comprises two magnificent	monasteries, also rebuilt more than once.
Several	monasteries, among them Maria Laach Abbey in Germany, w
0 years of his life visiting and inspecting	monasteries and convents.
erogatives, closed superfluous convents and	monasteries and reduced the taxes to be forwarded to th
land was sold after the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and a large house was built and parkland la
	Monasteries and minster churches were set up all over S
in castles, palaces, fortresses, convents,	monasteries and other historic buildings.
Catholic church, especially in Benedictine	monasteries, and knew personally many theologians of th
"abbey" and "priory" can be applied to both	monasteries and canonries and distinguish those headed
lieved to be one of Ulster's most important	monasteries and was founded by St. Finian in 540 AD.
He founded several	monasteries and convents.
s collapsed and the castle, cathedral, five	monasteries and many churches were severely damaged.
desamortizacion or shuttering of religious	monasteries and convents, collecting works from across
cted his role as fundraiser for the Surmang	monasteries and preferred to live as a disciplined medi
y of St Albans until the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and was then granted by the Crown in 1547 t
"Dynastic	monasteries and family cults: Edward the Elder's sainte
and Wales in 1542 from property seized from	monasteries and religious congregations.
n one of the reasons Vasa had all churches,	monasteries, and chapels on the ridges surrounding the
VIII in 1539 during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, and in 1541 much of the estate was granted
olved in 1536 during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and only ruins remain.
he 1830s the Spanish government confiscated	monasteries, and the historic estate was sold to privat
reach Lhasa after stopovers at a number of	monasteries and a pilgrimage round sacred Mount Kailash
A native of Italy, he founded	monasteries and hospices there before settling briefly
There are	monasteries and monks, and the people faithfully venera
ished at the time of the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and the parish united with those of St Nich
h its villages and food-sources) was burnt;	monasteries and churches were systematically razed to t
egations were summoned by three semantra in	monasteries, and only by one large one in parish church
Not only	monasteries and cathedrals, but parish churches often c
ded from the local community and from other	monasteries and settlements in South India.
ch was drained after the dissolution of the	monasteries and the fish house fell into disrepair.
false identities and gave them sanctuary in	monasteries and convents.
merous inscriptions and tablets, as well as	monasteries and temples, the highest point of the mount
roads are named in alphabetical order after	Monasteries and Abbeys starting in the north-west with
The earthquake affected many	monasteries and buildings in the state and led to an ex
These invaders had begun desecrating	monasteries and murdering Tibetan families, redistribut
ered in 1539, during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and the buildings were used as an armoury f
ella II of Spain decreed the closing of all	monasteries and the secularization of monks (see First
as already preparing the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and had placed his favoured cousin in a key
royal agents during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, and the monastic community was expelled.
	Monasteries and episcopal seats were shrewdly awarded t
while the clergy fortified its churches and	monasteries and held out there.
he area still contains a lot of the ancient	monasteries and churches.
n 1528 just prior to the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and began to convert it into a mansion.
Anna II controlled nine churches, two male	monasteries and a hospital.
amongst its filiations nearly seven hundred	monasteries and nunneries.
contributed to restoration of churches and	monasteries and to publishing of Ukrainian books.
sent in 1643 as the envoy of the restituted	monasteries and chapels of Swabia to the peace negotiat
e Jesuits order and benefactor of churches,	monasteries and palaces.
l Revolution, all but eight of six thousand	monasteries and nunneries were destroyed, religious art
In 1538 Henry VIII dissolved the	Monasteries and Abbotsbury Abbey was ruined as a condit
She fled to Mons, Hainaut when the	monasteries and convents were suppressed during the Fre
The revenues from	monasteries and foundations were confiscated and applie
hare he had taken in the suppression of the	monasteries, and of the part he was to play under Edwar
He retired to one of the	monasteries and in his last days he was transferred to
Many	monasteries and many churches were built under the rule
subsequently became the superior of several	monasteries, and on November 12, 1617, was consecrated
Historically, in cathedrals,	monasteries and larger establishments such as chapels b
Its territory includes parishes,	monasteries, and missions located in fourteen states in
n, Gothabhaya renovated several temples and	monasteries and also built a new temple.
o a ruin long before the dissolution of the	monasteries, and for centuries it served as a barn for
It is still used today in some	monasteries and churches and by traditionalist Catholic
VI confirmed the privileges of some of the	monasteries and churches.
religion flourished thanks to the region's	monasteries and the University of Bologna - the oldest
of Blossom's-chantry on the dissolution of	monasteries and chantries, was vested in the crown; but
oneleigh Abbey after the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, and a house was built on the site of the m
Most	monasteries and nunneries were closed down by Henry VII
, The rise and fall of the Irish Franciscan	monasteries, and memoirs of the Irish hierarchy in the
d that "the scandalous pillage of churches,	monasteries and abbeys" was imminent.
, the council was able to stand against the	monasteries and abbeys and reduce the influence of the
their civil rule, ecclesiastical hierarchy,	monasteries, and property, but made them feel the burde
s and nuns had left Prussia, a third of the	monasteries and convents were closed, 1800 parish pries
secular economic life developed around the	monasteries, and their founders' families were also bur
issued between 1406 and 1412, to found new	monasteries and complete the reform of the order.
rn Hospital survived the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and the associated closures of many hospita
and collaborator in the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and dismantling of church estates; and larg
d by Ely Abbey until the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and passed to the Bishop of Ely.
1538, under Henry VIII's Dissolution of the	Monasteries and much of the masonry was reused at Nonsu
the cathedral school, established numerous	monasteries and built a number of churches throughout h
e, strictly regulating Buddhist services in	monasteries and imprisoning Russians and Mongols who we
mic history, Levett made use of archives in	monasteries and local archives.
rtaining to the Christians, to churches and	monasteries, and to priests and deacons that they do no
They lost it when Henry VIII dissolved the	monasteries and Queen Elizabeth I gave the estate to Ro
om the abbots during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and was later granted by Queen Mary to Sir
ctures in Vaspurakan and Taron, in schools,	monasteries and churches in Armenia and the rest of the
f Dissolution led to the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and passed ownership of the Inn to the Crow
e Roman jurisdiction and dissolution of the	monasteries; and he acquiesced in these measures to the
Taunton Priory until the dissolution of the	monasteries and after that by the Portmans of Orchard P
he medieval European era it was typical for	monasteries and castles (small, partly self-sufficient
ate of Zurich pressured nuns to leave their	monasteries and marry, and followed up the next year by
ise, which became one of the most important	monasteries and centres of learning in Europe.
ice, seeking books in libraries, staying in	monasteries and talking with the monks, and gathering p
other rescue Jews harboring them in Studite	monasteries and organizing groups that would aid them i
save the priory from the Dissolution of the	Monasteries and, on its closure in 1536, the Howard tom
preserved in various Spanish cathedrals and	monasteries, are often confused with those of Francisco
Summer Movement	Monasteries are offered yearly for two weeks in June.
Many Orthodox shrines and	monasteries are strewn along the banks of the Volga
r Holywell Priory in the dissolution of the	monasteries are not well documented, but by 1539 its po
It closed at the dissolution of the	monasteries around 1540.
nto nature, as opposed to the many Buddhist	monasteries around the capitol, was considered a novel
After the Dissolution of the	Monasteries around 1540 the cathedral retained Hallow,
ished in 1540 during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries as part of the English Reformation, althoug
is revered as the patron bodhisattva of the	monasteries associated with Mount Emei in western China
Durham was the largest and richest of the	monasteries associated with Durham; the other cells wer
kingdom of Tibet to the East, there are no	monasteries at all and the Buddha's teaching is unknown
astery, but generally speaking-in the Greek	monasteries, at least-the epanokamelavkion is not attac
lowing a mission by St Cedd who established	monasteries at Tilaburg (probably East Tilbury, but pos
There were three	monasteries at Exeter: nuns; monks founded by King Ethe
in about 1536 during the dissolution of the	monasteries at which time it consisted of a prioress an
615 - 683) founded	monasteries at Ebchester and St Abb's Head near Colding
ustomary of Gorze soon spread to many other	monasteries, at first local, such as St. Maximin's Abbe
er 1057) was the Earl of Mercia and founded	monasteries at Coventry and Much Wenlock.
on to Cornwall, where he is associated with	monasteries at Padstow and Bodmin.
youth, and after serving at several French	monasteries became bishop of Saint-Papoul in July 1362.
He built more than 45 churches and	monasteries, being compared to Stephen the Great, the f
Early	monasteries, believed to have been founded in the 4th c
, on land that until the Dissolution of the	Monasteries belonged to Langley Abbey, and sold two yea
uton Abbey and after the dissolution of the	monasteries belonged to Bristol Cathedral.
At the Dissolution of the	Monasteries between 1536 and 1541, it came, with the ma
ed in the deterioration or loss of Buddhist	monasteries, both by intentional destruction and throug
It was one of the first Buddhist	monasteries built in the United States.
is there were certainly men-servants in the	monasteries, but they lived outside the monastery, wore
The rules are used today in many Zen	monasteries, but in reality these rules developed much
the limit for the suppression of the lesser	monasteries; but by paying the heavy fine of £166 13s.
e been published in Finland by churches and	monasteries, but nearly all known works from that age h
rivately-organized teaching in churches and	monasteries, but there is no evidence that such activit
essed in 1538 during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, but the Irish Augustinian Friars purchased
eter suffered during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, but not as much as it would have done had
ntled in 1539 during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by King Henry VIII of England.
oton was held before the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by the monks of Combe Abbey.
After the Dissolution of the	monasteries by Henry VIII (1536-1540) during the Englis
50 years prior to the sacking of the Jonang	monasteries by the Gelugpa, the Ocean of Definitive Mea
Shortly after the dissolution of the	monasteries by Henry VIII, the college's hall, chapel a
ere destroyed during the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by Henry VIII.
Abbey existed until the dissolution of the	monasteries by Henry VIII in 1538.
here were nearly one-hundred friars in five	monasteries by the year 1900.
1539, during the general Dissolution of the	Monasteries by Henry VIII.
e city until the dissolution of the smaller	monasteries by King Henry VIII in 1536, when the monks
However, the suppression of	monasteries by Henry VIII led to the closure of the fri
destroyed following the dissolution of the	monasteries by Henry VIII.
After the dissolution of the	monasteries by Henry VIII (1536-1540) during the Englis
shop of Durham until the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by Henry VIII.
nd remained so until the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by King Henry VIII in 1531.
e was owned prior to the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by the Priory of Finchale.
Following the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by Henry VIII, the ownership of Bushmead Pr
Following the dissolution of the	monasteries by King Henry VIII the lordship of Ballymas
bey was destroyed in the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by Henry VIII some traces of it remain toda
tate, owned prior to the Dissolution of the	Monasteries by the Priory of Kenilworth, was in 1543 gr
rch of England after the dissolution of the	monasteries by Henry VIII.
In Switzerland, too,	monasteries came under threat.
red by a large monastic zone, in which only	monasteries can be built, no shops or hotels or restaur
urg as it centre, linking village churches,	monasteries, cathedrals and castles built between 950 a
an travelling and visited quite a number of	monasteries, cementing his reputation as a Ch'an master
idays, teaching atheism in schools, closing	monasteries, church social and educational institutions
After the dissolution of the	monasteries, church lands were sold in 1536-38 and inco
Many	monasteries, churches and church buildings were erected
onuments, and as a result of past projects,	monasteries, churches, and cult sites already existed t
n to church officials, monks in neighboring	monasteries, clergymen, Popes Benedict III and Nicholas
1834 law which extinguished "all convents,	monasteries, colleges, hospices and any other houses of
or a Short History of Abbeys, all sorts of	Monasteries, Colleges, Chapels, Chantries, etc.Joseph G
A survey of Tibetan wood printing blocks in	monasteries, conducted while Tagdrag (stag brag) Rinpoc
th century, when Benedictine and Cistercian	monasteries controlled the area.
y, expelled all foreign priests, and closed	monasteries, convents, and religious schools.
He also founded	monasteries, convents, communities of priests, communit
Through Isaac's efforts the churches and	monasteries destroyed by the Persians were rebuilt, edu
The country was ravaged, the churches and	monasteries destroyed, and Christianity was only practi
	Monasteries did not keep the standard going because Eng
The partial list of	monasteries dissolved by Henry VIII of England alone in
Gendun Drubpa founded two major	monasteries: Drepung and Tashillhunpo.
an exhaustive account of the foundation of	monasteries during the Saxon heptarchy, and asserts tha
the destruction of all Buddhist temples and	monasteries during the Collectivization era and the Gre
heavily involved in the Dissolution of the	Monasteries, during which he obtained Thame Abbey and i
n was usually confined only in the Buddhist	monasteries during the civil wars of Daimyo rivalry.
ous justification to the dissolution of the	monasteries during the English Reformation.
During this time, the two	monasteries each had a master.
Like most northern	monasteries, Easby suffered from frequent Scottish raid
Coptic	Monasteries: Egypt's Monastic Art and Architecture (Gab
By comparison with the forcible closure of	monasteries elsewhere in Protestant Europe, the English
This pragmatic use of	monasteries ensured close ties between elites and monas
ecclesiastical establishments, churches and	monasteries, even of the Bishopric of Bamberg.
drite Theodosius of Tismana and Sophronieve	Monasteries, fellow-struggler of St. Paisius Velichkovs
of Latin learning and Christian theology in	monasteries flourished.
ed as a patron to William, who founded many	monasteries for men and women in Sicily.
wed favors and gave gifts and money to many	monasteries for their decoration and adornment, in part
qigong, and was practised in Chinese Taoist	monasteries for health and spiritual cultivation.
sfelde Congregation, a union of Benedictine	monasteries formed in the 15th century for the stricter
ence to the territories of the churches and	monasteries founded by the old Celtic or Columban monks
The Abbey was one of the oldest English	monasteries, founded as early as the 7th century, but t

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