Lexicographical Neighbors of Monkeries
Literary usage of Monkeries
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The unity and harmony in God's word, as found in the Bible, the world, and man by John Coutts (1881)
"(6) But the repentance is not true; there an? feast-days and solemn assemblies,
hut these are monkeries, so long aa judgment and righteousness are not loved ..."
2. The unity and harmony in God's word, as found in the Bible, the world, and man by John Coutts (1881)
"(6) But the repentance is not true; there an? feast-days and solemn assemblies,
hut these are monkeries, so long aa judgment and righteousness are not loved ..."
3. The Christian World: The Magazine of the American and Foreign Christian Union by American and Foreign Christian Union (1854)
"... to maintain that we ought to introduce into this country nunneries and convents,
and monkeries and confessionals, and all the machinery of Romanism, ..."
4. The Christian World: The Magazine of the American and Foreign Christian Union by American and Foreign Christian Union (1854)
"... to maintain that we ought to introduce into this country nunneries and convents,
and monkeries and confessionals, and all the machinery of Romanism, ..."
5. The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the English Language by William Dwight Whitney (1890)
"Bp. Bale, English Votaries, I. was one of the richest and strongest monkeries in
the realm. Coeval with the conquest, it [the Benedictine St. Mary's) ..."
6. The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the English Language by William Dwight Whitney (1890)
"Bp. Bale, English Votaries, I. was one of the richest and strongest monkeries in
the realm. Coeval with the conquest, it [the Benedictine St. Mary's) ..."
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