an abbess造句

She may have also been an abbess of a monastery at Middleham.
On the cover she is depicted as an abbess holding a staff.
The Sisters are led by an Abbess and are organized into Orders.
"She became like an abbess, always in white, " he said.
Mathilde was not an abbess who remained secluded in monastic silence.
Another brother, Aldwin, was abbot at Partney, and a sister, 苩helhild, was an abbess.
She became an abbess, founded hospitals herself, and died in 1892 in the Crimea.
Emma was an abbess of Shaftesbury Abbey at the beginning of the 12th century.
Catherine de Lorraine was an abbess from 1612 to 1648.
His mother became a nun and later an abbess.
It's difficult to see an abbess in a sentence. 用an abbess造句挺难的
Sor Isabel had a career not only as an abbess but also as a writer.
There is also one document showing Sister Juana's status as an abbess as of 1665.
During the 1290s ( certainly before 1298 ), she served as an abbess in her community.
An abbey is a monastery headed by an abbot or a nunnery headed by an abbess.
As an abbess, Henriette Louise raised her great-niece, Charlotte de Rohan, at the age of two.
In the Hrad any of Prague is a Catholic institute whose mistress is titled an Abbess.
The abbey was a double monastery, housing both monks and nuns and headed by an abbess.
Enda was a warrior-king of Fanchea, an abbess.
She also served as an abbess three times.
However, although she was a patron and benefactor of the abbey she apparently was not an abbess.