conversi造句

• The Black Death hit the Abbey hard, with the number of monks and conversi much reduced.
• The earliest books of canzonettas were published by Giovanni Ferretti in 1567 and Girolamo Conversi in 1572.
• Of the 12 monks and 22 conversi only the abbot, William Angell, received a pension of ?0.
• This is because the Catalan bourgeoisie had not yet abandoned the hope of spearheading the Spanish state ( Conversi 1997 : 14 ).
• Under his administration, the abbey is said to have grown to some 140 monks and 500 " conversi " and laymen.
• Conversi rarely ( if ever ) set verse by living poets, preferring writers such as Petrarch, Pietro Bembo, Castiglione, and Luca Contile.
• There were simply no longer enough men available to enter the abbey as lay brothers ( " conversi " ) to carry out the physical tasks.
• The Edict of Milan in A . D . 313 declared that the bishop could relegate the sinner into an Order of Penitents called " Conversi ."
• Some of Conversi's vocal textures show the influence of instrumental music, as they have homophonic and dancelike sections easily playable on instruments without changing a note.
• He also worked in the Certosa di San Martino, where he painted in the " Coro dei Conversi " and " Quarto del priori ".
• After the war, Rossi discovered that his Italian colleagues, Marcello Conversi and Oreste Piccioni, had performed experiments very similar to his and measured a lifetime consistent with his result.
• Some forty monks lived in the community, besides about thirty " conversi " or lay brothers, who lived outside the monastery while following a monastic way of life.
• At the end of the 12th century and the early 13th century, the monastery was home to 30-40 monks and about 50 " conversi " or lay brothers.
• Parallel with these developments he found it necessary, in order to bring under some sort of control the great numbers of laymen flocking to Hirsau, to create the institution of the " conversi " in the German Benedictine monasteries.
• Directed by Diane Kurys; written ( in French with English subtitles ) by Ms . Kurys and Antoine Lacomblez; director of photography, Fabio Conversi; edited by Herve Schneid; music by Yves Simon; produced by Robert Benmussa; released by Rainbow.
• The Cassinese Benedictines, for instance, at first carefully differentiated between " conversi ", " commissi " and " oblati "; the nature of the vows and the forms of the habits were in each case specifically distinct.
• In 2001, she worked in the film " Malefemmene " with Angela Molina and directed by Fabio Conversi, in the role of Francesca, who was imprisoned following a judicial error and came into contact with the reality of friendship and attachment which she had never imagined possible.
• Having in mind the example of our fathers and discharging the duty of our pastoral office, we decree that churches and their possessions, as well as the persons connected with them, namely, clerics and monks and their servants ( conversi ), also the laborers and the things they use, shall remain safe and unmolested.
• The form of the poem is a Petrarchan sonnet, and Conversi sets the octave, which celebrates the return of springtime, with a quick and light patter of notes drawn from the pastoral Neapolitan canzona; and the sestet, in which the lover mourns the loss of his beloved, arrives in a sombre and slow G minor.
• In fact, part of the industrialists desire to remain part of Spain was their desire for protectionism, hegemony in domestic markets and the push to " influence Madrid's political choices by intervening in central Spanish affairs " ( Conversi 1997 : 18-20 ), thus, it made no economic sense to promote any secession from Spain.