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How to use monastics in a sentence
Bishop Flambard wrested the rich gift from the monastics, but restored it again on his death-bed.
NOOKS AND CORNERS OF ENGLISH LIFE, PAST AND PRESENTJOHN TIMBSIt counteracted the ascetic tendencies of the monastics by encouraging an active participation in life's affairs.
HISTORY OF EDUCATIONLEVI SEELEYAll agree the Monastics were easy landlords; their rents were low; they granted leases in those days.
SYBILBENJAMIN DISRAELIThe Monastics could possess no private property; they could save no money; they could bequeath nothing.
SYBILBENJAMIN DISRAELIIt would be convenient of access for the monastics of Applecross.
GAIRLOCH IN NORTH-WEST ROSS-SHIREJOHN H. DIXON, F.S.A. SCOTFrom 900 to 1200 the vast majority of MSS., illuminated and otherwise, were the work of monastics.
ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTSJOHN W. BRADLEYAccordingly the clerics and the monastics flourished exceedingly.
ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTSJOHN W. BRADLEY