cluniacensian (Meaning)
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cluniacensian (a.)
Cluniac.
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cluniacensian Sentence Examples
- The Cluniacensian monasteries were renowned for their dedication to prayer and contemplation.
- Cluniacensian monks followed a strict routine of liturgical worship and manual labor.
- The Cluniacensian reform movement aimed to restore discipline and spirituality to the monastic life.
- Cluniacensian architecture is characterized by its Romanesque style and grandeur.
- Cluniacensian abbeys served as centers of religious and cultural influence in medieval Europe.
- The Cluniacensian Order maintained close ties with the papacy, often wielding significant political power.
- Cluniacensian manuscripts are prized for their artistic beauty and theological significance.
- Cluniacensian priors played a crucial role in spreading the order's influence across Europe.
- The decline of the Cluniacensian Order began in the late Middle Ages due to various factors, including internal strife and external pressures.
- Despite its decline, the legacy of the Cluniacensian Order endures, shaping the history of Western Christianity.
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Cluniac.
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The Cluniacensian monasteries were renowned for their dedication to prayer and contemplation.
Cluniacensian monks followed a strict routine of liturgical worship and manual labor.
The Cluniacensian reform movement aimed to restore discipline and spirituality to the monastic life.
Cluniacensian architecture is characterized by its Romanesque style and grandeur.
