pri·or·ess <pl -es> [ˈpraɪərəs, Am -ɚɪs] СЪЩ (of abbey/priory)
- prioress
- Priorin f
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The prioress received what amounted to both constructive possession and ownership.
en.wikipedia.org The prioress was instructed to take her meals in the refectory and to sleep in the dormitory, like the others.
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www.marypages.com At this time in her twenty-third year, under the order of her prioress, Thérèse began to write her autobiography, Histoire d'une âme, the History of a Soul.
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Zu dieser Zeit begann Thérèse auf Anregen ihrer Schwestern Marie und Pauline und auf Geheiß ihrer Priorin, ihre Lebensgeschichte aufzuschreiben, die “Histoire d'une âme”, die “Geschichte einer Seele”.
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www.marypages.com At this time in her twenty-third year, under the order of her prioress, Thérèse began to write her autobiography, Histoire une âme, the History of a Soul.
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Zu dieser Zeit begann Thérèse auf Anregen ihrer Schwestern Marie und Pauline und auf Geheiß ihrer Priorin, ihre Lebensgeschichte aufzuschreiben, die “ Histoire une âme ”, die “ Geschichte einer Seele ”.
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www.kulturhistorisches-museum-rostock.de The head of the convent was the Domina, very similar to the traditional medieval prioress.
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An der Spitze des Stiftes stand die in der Tradition der mittelalterlichen Priorin stehende Domina.
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www.kulturhistorisches-museum-rostock.de At the head was the abbess, called prioress.
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An der Spitze stand die als Priorin bezeichnete Äbtissin.
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www.zbdachau.de Its foundation was initiated by ' Maria-Theresia of the crucified love ' (1911-1970) , prioress of Carmel St. Josef in Beuel-Pützchen near Bonn. Her secular name was Berta Vorbach.
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Den Anstoß zu seiner Gründung gab die Priorin des Karmels St. Josef in Beuel-Pützchen bei Bonn, Maria-Theresia von der gekreuzigten Liebe ( 1911 bis 1970 ), die mit ihrem weltlichen Namen Berta Vorbach hieß.
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