The Célestins who came to Paris in 1352 and took over these abandoned dwellings were protected and enriched by Charles V, inhabiting the Palais St-Pol close by.
The municipal cavalry galloped along the left bank to stop the passage of the bridge, while on the right the dragoons came out of the Célestins and deployed along the Quai Morland.
Though that part of Rouen's fortifications has disappeared, you may still see at the south-east angle of the old walls, a remnant of that Couvent des Célestins founded by the Duke of Bedford during the English occupation.
Footnote 46: After the Duke of Bedford had given the Célestins their Monastery, Charles VII.
Finally, a detachment of soldiers of the same troop stood ready to mount their horses at the Célestins barracks.
As we said before, the dragoons had issued from the Célestins barracks and, after advancing rapidly, had stopped two hundred yards from the bridge.
Simultaneously, and as though the impulse had been associated with the appearance of the man with the red flag, a column of dragoons came out of the Célestins barracks.
It was at the Célestins in 1789 that he expired, amid the weeping of his pupils and with the delightful thought that his work would not perish with him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lestins" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
