The room in question was probably at the top of this staircase, and the arrangements which I am about to discuss shew beyond all question that the Dorter was at one end of it and the Frater at the other.
I conjecture that the sixth stood against the Frater wall, thus facing the Dorter, and that it consisted of a shelf, with a desk below it, and a second shelf of books below that again.
Ulrich and Afra and used to print a Speculum Humanae Saluationis, to which was added a summary in verse by Frater Johannes, an inmate of his monastery.
Thou mayst do this if thou wilt, pater non deperit filiam, nec frater sororem, a father dotes not on his own daughter, a brother on a sister; and why?
It could just as easily be rendered perceptible how Frater Taciturnus is one variety of the Faust type.
The text is: Vellem, frater Francisce, unam fieri religionem tuam et meam et in Ecclesia pari forma nos vivere.
As there is question here of frater Lucas Magister fratrum Minorem de partibus Romaniæ we have here indirect testimony, all the more precious for that reason, as to the period of the establishment of the Order in the Orient.
Giordano di Giano opens the door to many scruples: Anno vero Domini 1219 et anno conversionis ejus decimo frater Franciscus .
He is described as patrui filius, but he was also called a brother patrual, frater patruelis, and among the people at large by the common term consobrinus, from which our term cousin is derived.
On the opposite, or west side of the cloister, is the frater or refectory of the Conversi (Lay brothers) and to the south is the frater of the monks.
To the east of this is the vaulted frater house (Transitional Norman), and beyond again is the staircase which led to the “Hall of Pleas.
In the second charter of Henry the First he speaks of "Batha ubi frater meus Willielmus et ego constituimus et confirmavimus sedem episcopatus totius Summersetae, quae olim erat apud villam quae dicitur Wella.
William of Malmesbury, in the place last quoted, says, "Cessit enim Andreas Simoni fratri, frater major minori.
The abbat who in the eighth or ninth century rebuilt Leon cathedral is one; Frater Bernardus of Tarragona, in A.
Frater Vincent, the agent of the Universal Assembly, complained in no uncertain terms about this state of affairs.
Yes," admitted Frater Vincent, "and I've had considerable success with the prisoners.
Get a detail to clear out the carrion, and then tell Frater Vincent I want to talk to him.
Working with Frater Vincent, the commander worked to convince the natives on the fertile farms and in the prosperous villages that he and his company were merely ambassadors of good will--missionaries and traders.
The commander and a squad of ten men, along with Frater Vincent, strode majestically out of the door of the building and walked toward the Greatest Noble.
He didn't want to offend Frater Vincent, of course, but dammit, the Assemblyman didn't understand military tactics at all.
Frater Taciturnus records what happened to him last year along with what is happening to him this year; every day at noon he notes down what happened that day a year ago (What a memory!
Several of his would-be authors, Constantin Constantius and Frater Taciturnus, for example, are scarcely to be distinguished from one another, and there is nothing peculiarly characteristic about their productions.
The section of the frater on the west of this partition he let to Sir Richard Frith; the section on the east, with the remainder of the buttery not sold to Lord Cobham, he let to Sir John Cheeke.
This building was none other than the old Frater of the Monastery, a structure one hundred and ten feet long and fifty-two feet wide, with stone walls three feet thick, and a flat roof covered with lead.
Feuillerat has placed at the disposal of scholars,[280] we are now able to reconstruct the old Frater building, and to point out exactly that portion which was made into a playhouse.
This yard was later purchased by James Burbage when he secured thefrater for his playhouse.
Let us therefore examine this section of the Frater building more in detail, and trace its history up to the time of the purchase.
The forty-six feet of width corresponds to the interior width of the Frater building, for although it was fifty-two feet wide in outside measurement, the stone walls were three feet thick.
The Duchy Chamber building, being small and detached from the Frater building, he reserved also as a lodging.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "frater" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
