begijnhof造句

• The address of the church, Begijnhof 48, indicates its origins.
• Backer lived on Spui, behind Begijnhof, Amsterdam.
• It is unclear when exactly the Begijnhof ( Beguines'court ) was founded.
• From 1987 he has been chairman of The Academy of the Begijnhof, Amsterdam.
• For many years he was director of the Amsterdam-based Academy of the Begijnhof.
• Few wooden buildings remain from this period, a notable example being the Houten Huis ( Wooden House ) at the Begijnhof.
• The Academy of the Begijnhof, founded by a former church organist, is now one of Amsterdam's premier baroque orchestras.
• Originally the Begijnhof was entirely encircled by water ( the " Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal ", the " Spui entrance only dates back to the 19th century.
• The Begijnhof, an enclosed courtyard, was a 14th-century residence for the sisterhood of the Catholic Beguines, and the church was originally established as their chapel.
• By about 1675 the Begijnhof had effectively ceased to exist, as in that year the sources of income of the few remaining beguines from the municipal authority were stopped.
• On Spui, hidden behind a low archway, is the Begijnhof, an enchanting courtyard lined with small 15th-to 18th-century homes that were built for women who had taken religious vows.
• The "'Groot Begijnhof Sint-Amandsberg "'is an eight-hectare beguinage in the Sint-Amandsberg suburb just outside the centre of the Old Saint Elisabeth Beguinage in the city centre.
• The Catholic Beguines, deprived of their former oratory and daily Mass, who continued to live in several houses of the Begijnhof, refused to re-enter the chapel as they considered it " desecrated by heresy ".
• In 1639 Aertssens printed Bolswert's plates for the retelling of the mediaeval story of " The Miracle of Amsterdam " by Leonard Marius ( Goesanus ) ( 1588 1652 ), Roman Catholic priest at the Begijnhof.
• In 1996, the Provinciaal Museum ( Provincial Museum ) and the multidisciplinary Centrum voor Kunsten-Begijnhof ( Art Centre Beguinage ) merged into the Provinciaal Centrum voor Beeldende Kunsten  Begijnhof ( PCBK ) ( Provincial Centre for Fine arts  Beguinage ).
• In 1996, the Provinciaal Museum ( Provincial Museum ) and the multidisciplinary Centrum voor Kunsten-Begijnhof ( Art Centre Beguinage ) merged into the Provinciaal Centrum voor Beeldende Kunsten  Begijnhof ( PCBK ) ( Provincial Centre for Fine arts  Beguinage ).
• After the Reformation ( circa 1580 ) the Begijnhof increasingly lost its independence; in 1613 the beguines were forbidden to carry out Roman Catholic worship, and orders were passed concerning the transmission of property and the allocation of living spaces to Protestant townswomen.