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 1 5 |           the establishment of the coenobitic or common life, as it was
 2 5 |           the Great (†348). In his coenobitic communities the Monks all
 3 5 |             in time, the communal, coenobitic form became the preferred
 4 5 | communities in the world today are coenobitic communities.~In a coenobitic
 5 5 |       coenobitic communities.~In a coenobitic monastery each of the Monks
 6 5 |         common work. The head of a coenobitic monastery is the Abbot (
 7 5 |     appeared a relaxed form of the coenobitic monastery called the idiorrhythmic
 8 5 |        property, etc.), and b) the coenobitic skete, which consists of
 9 5 |         common life typical of the coenobitic monasteries in a main house
10 5 |    Considering the predominance of coenobitic monasticism, if the origin