Beneath it is written--"Qualiter in aedificatione monasterii Bernardinus fratres hortatus fuerit.
In the Marches of Ancona is a sepulchre inscribed to the fratres Comacini, and in the Abruzzi are chapels dedicated by them.
Ecclesiae, and that the administrators were called fratres de Laborerio.
The letter g certainly does not appear in those earliest specimens of the Latin language--the hymn of the Fratres Arvales, and Leges Regiae, where c is used in its place.
Memoir concerning the Sac-Friars, or Fratres de Poenitentia Jesu Christi, as settled in England.
Hence arose the great class of serving brethren, (fratres servientes,) who attended the knights into the field both on foot and on horseback, and added vastly to the power and military reputation of the order.
The fratres servientes armigeri or freres serjens des armes, of the chivalry of the Temple, were of the rank of gentlemen.
Johann Ludwig, Baron von Wolzogen, seems to have been one of the early unitarians, called Fratres Polonorum because they took refuge in Poland.
His complete works appeared first at Amsterdam in 1668, in the Bibliotheca Fratres Polonorum.
That the effort of the guardians was to persuade Erasmus to become a member of the Brethren of the Common Life is made probable by his use of the term "Fratres Collationarii.
The Fratres Beatae Mariae de Monte Carmelo sprang from the hermits who settled in numbers on the slopes of Mount Carmel.
Jewish synagogue being their first house--a branch of a very singular order--the Fratres de Penitentia Jesu or Fratres de Sacca.
Marini, in his work on the Monuments of the Fratres Arvales, I.
Upon their adopting it they were loosed from the general society as “Fratres de Pœnitentia” =S.
The name of Bridge Brothers, Frères Pontifex, Fratres Pontifices, was given to a union founded under Clement III.
Lay brethren, Fratres conversi, were now taken in to discharge the worldly business of the monastery.
Among the Venetian printers of the beginning of the sixteenth century Johannes de Sabio et Fratres may be mentioned, if only on account of their Mark which is given herewith.
Pied Friars, or Fratres de Pica These religious were so called from the colours of their habit, which was black and white, like a magpie.
This did not, however, apply universally, and in England the Fratres de Sacco remained in existence until the final suppression of the religious Orders in the sixteenth century.
Brethren of the Ploughed Fields (Fratres Arvales), a Roman college of priests, ii.
We may therefore compare a custom practised by the Roman Brethren of the Ploughed Fields (Fratres Arvales), a college of priests whose business it was to perform the rites deemed necessary for the growth of the corn.
The lay-brothers or fratres conversi were lusty and used to arms.
Two of the fratres conversi stood by the prior's throne with torches.
Scores of the most venerable temples were allowed to fall into ruin,(2721) and ancient brotherhoods like the Titii and Fratres Arvales are hardly heard of for generations before the reforms of the Augustan age.
The unassailable permanence of the old religion may perhaps be still more vividly realised in the long unbroken life of sacred colleges, such as the Salii and the Fratres Arvales.
But after his brethren fratres eius, tunc et ipse were gone up, then he also ascendit ad diem festum non went up to the feast, not manifeste, sed quasi in openly, but as it were in occulto.
Ideo si essent centum papae, et omnes fratres essent versi in cardinales, non deberet concedi sententiae suae in materia fidei, nisi de quanto se fundaverint in Scriptura.
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