Примери коришћења Abbeys на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Our towns and abbeys were founded by him.
I beg you to restore- and keep the abbeys.
Both abbeys were run by monastic orders.
I have to talk to him about some abbeys he's been surveying.
About the abbeys and the religious houses you care so much about.
In ruins were castles, palaces,churches, abbeys, towns and villages.
Many french abbeys became original homes.
This tour takes you through the forests, fields,and historic abbeys of the Wachau Valley.
Because the abbeys in the North gave arms to poor men and Lord belief to serve God.
It was built with Rockefeller money from parts of five European abbeys between 1934 and 1939.
Abbeys like this one at Laycock were offered at bargain basement prices, and loyalty to the new order secured with bricks and mortar.
The ever-changing landscape andmany historic buildings, such as the abbeys of Jumièges and Saint-Wandrille, make this journey worthwhile.
It was a favorite region for abbeys and monasteries, some still active, some closed with only their churches surviving, and one, the Abbey of San Galgano, standing roofless in romantic ruin.
My dear sons, the Cardinals Versucci, Piccolomini, and Sanso, grant some titles andbenefices from the Borgia abbeys, monasteries, and bishoprics.
During medieval times, abbeys and monasteries were centers of beekeeping, since beeswax was highly prized for candles and fermented honey was used to make alcoholic mead in areas of Europe where vines would not grow.
Much later, the Catholic Church also got involved in beer making, and the abbeys were instrumental in refining the methods used for brewing.
When his dominions were half depopulated, he summoned to his presence a thousand hale and light-hearted friends from among his knights and dames of his court,whom he retired with in deep seclusion of one of his castled abbeys.
So from medieval abbeys where the style of dress was more or less just a version of what most people wore in parts of Europe at the time, to modern high school gyms where the garb is decidedly out of place outside of certain ceremonies, caps and gowns have continued to denote academic accomplishment, with no sign of the tradition letting up any time soon.
Medieval manuscripts developed some letters with an almost square is what we recognize today as Gothic as incunabula anddocuments kept in the abbeys and churches, in the archives.
And- yes, this can go on andon- we can still see the ruins of the churches and abbeys which incurred the incendiary fury of Henry VIII and then digress still further and ask why the Romans of the Middle Ages used the Coliseum as a quarry- just as the Ottoman authorities used the Crusader castle of Beirut as a quarry for their port extensions in the early 20th century.
Anthusa's feast days in the Orthodox Church are 12 and 18 April, while her feast in the Catholic Church is 27 July.[1][2][3]In the Catholic Church, Anthusa is patroness of convents and abbeys.[2] She was the daughter of Byzantine Emperor Constantine V.
Between June and August 1537, the rebellion's ringleaders and many participants were executed at Tyburn, Tower Hill and many other locations. They included Sir John Bigod, Sir Thomas Percy, Sir Henry Percy, Sir John Bulmer,[39] Sir Stephan Hamilton, Sir Nicholas Tempast, Sir William Lumley, Sir Edward Neville, Sir Robert Constable, the abbots of Barlings, Sawley,Fountains and Jervaulx Abbeys, and the prior of Bridlington.
The abbey was formed in 1089 on a rock above the city of Melk.
Teplá Abbey Church, Bohemia, consecrated in 1232.
This abbey is overshadowed by grief.
An abbey is a place for dropouts from society.
Of the abbey church, only the transepts and sacristy still remain from the initial phase;
Brother William… this abbey is enshrouded in a terrifying mystery.
The abbey is more like a prison.
Bec Abbey.