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 1  2,5 |        because the services in their monasteries were held continuously during
 2  3,6 |         erection of new churches and monasteries, to which he granted special
 3  3,8 |            hands of the churches and monasteries.~ Against these large landowners
 4  3,16|             numerous journeys to the monasteries of Palestine, Egypt, Mount
 5  3,16|             varied information about monasteries and monks. In some respects
 6  3,16|             He constructed also many monasteries, palaces, bridges, cisterns,
 7  4,1 |      temporarily or permanently many monasteries and lauras, and stopped
 8  5,4 |        relics, reduced the number of monasteries, and yet left the basic
 9  5,4 |           very beginning against the monasteries, which toward the eighth
10  5,4 |            increase in the number of monasteries, monastic communes, and
11  5,4 |            must have been the net of monasteries covering the comparatively
12  5,4 |              and the rapid growth of monasteries, on the other hand, clashed
13  5,4 |          industry. Monachism and the monasteries frequently served as a refuge
14  5,4 |         initiated the persecution of monasteries and monks. No other iconoclastic
15  5,5 |       extreme intolerance toward the monasteries and initiated a crusade
16  5,5 |          were brought to Bagdad.[96] Monasteries were taken away from the
17  5,5 |        absent. The transformation of monasteries into common dwellings was
18  5,5 |            issued to restore all the monasteries abolished and secularized
19  5,5 |    prohibited the existence of mixed monasteries (for both sexes).~ The great
20  5,7 |              the number of monks and monasteries and of the apparently frequent
21  5,8 |        emperors toward the monks and monasteries is to be explained by political
22  5,8 |              tastes of the Byzantine monasteries of the ninth century. The
23  6,6 |        growth in the number of Greek monasteries and churches, some of which
24  6,7 |              year 964 with regard to monasteries and the philanthropic institutions
25  6,7 |             waged a campaign against monasteries. Some were closed and their
26  6,7 |    Macedonian dynasty, the number of monasteries and the extent of their
27  6,7 |          become widely spread in the monasteries and “other sacred institutions,”
28  6,7 |          forbids the founding of new monasteries, as well as the contribution
29  6,7 |             toward the upkeep of old monasteries, hospitals, and hostelries,
30  6,7 |          Mount Athos, famous for its monasteries. Individual hermits had
31  6,7 |           and several small and poor monasteries grew up there about the
32  6,7 |             St. Athanasius, many new monasteries, Greek and others, were
33  6,7 |            The administration of the monasteries was entrusted to a council
34  7,1 |           pilgrims; new churches and monasteries were being restored and
35  7,1 |          were being organized in the monasteries. Pilgrims visited the Holy
36  7,3 |              pillage in churches and monasteries. The disaster of 1204 is
37  7,3 |            relics, which were in the monasteries of France, perished during
38  7,3 |     Constantinople many churches and monasteries as well as a great number
39  7,4 |           protectors and founders of monasteries. Under Alexius Mount Athos
40  7,4 |               abbots, priors) of the monasteries of Athos, was ordained by
41  7,4 |              large landowners and of monasteries served as a means for replenishing
42  7,4 |            of land. The lands of the monasteries, which were given as grants (
43  7,4 |             already in frequent use. Monasteries were granted both to ecclesiastics
44  7,4 |              happened sometimes that monasteries for men were granted to
45  8,2 |            and numerous churches and monasteries, of which now not a trace
46  8,4 |         ended his life in one of the monasteries of Nicaea.~ This war seems
47  8,16|            who, some in the quiet of monasteries, some at the court of Nicaea,
48  8,17|               was usually applied to monasteries, which were granted both
49  8,17|              as a custom of granting monasteries and church lands was an
50  8,17| immunities-exkuseias mostly given to monasteries. According to them the privileges
51  8,17|         clergy.[223]~ The privileged monasteries which are sometimes called “
52  8,17|           large landowning Byzantine monasteries, from the feudal standpoint,
53  8,17|              igumens) who headed the monasteries possessed full power and
54  8,17|         provinces of the Empire; old monasteries swarmed with refugees, and
55  8,17|       swarmed with refugees, and new monasteries were built. Therefore the
56  8,17|             robust young men entered monasteries and became therefore exempt
57  8,17|             as those attached to the monasteries often not from a religious
58  8,17| circumstances changed. The number of monasteries increased again, and the
59  9,3 |         sacking cities, hamlets, and monasteries, and murdering and taking
60  9,4 |        terribly devastated. Not even monasteries on Mount Athos were spared.
61  9,4 |               and Latin churches and monasteries. Genoa, besides its commercial
62  9,5 |            by the monks of the Greek monasteries of the famous Mount Athos.~
63  9,5 |              endowments of the Greek monasteries in conquered Macedonia,
64  9,5 |             itself with the Athenian monasteries came into Dushan’s hands,
65  9,5 |           that the protection of the monasteries had passed from the Byzantine
66  9,5 |       granted by Dushan to the Greek monasteries of Athos testify not only
67  9,5 |           charters given to separate monasteries there is a general charter
68  9,5 |          granted to all the Athenian monasteries; in this charter he said: “
69  9,5 |              into our power) all the monasteries situated on the Holy Mountain
70  9,5 |     gratitude and favor to the Greek monasteries and churches, and with his
71  9,5 |           months, praying in all the monasteries, generously endowing them,
72  9,6 |              attacks on the Athonian monasteries forced one of the monks,
73  9,6 |          where he founded the famous monasteries “in air,” “the weirdly fantastic
74  9,9 |          Sophia at the head, and the monasteries with all their wealth were
75  9,12|            monks expelled from their monasteries, and sometimes even by dishonored
76  9,12|           civil power and placed the monasteries of Athos under the control
77  9,12|            the administration of the monasteries was entrusted. Andronicus
78  9,12|           Mount Athos and handed the monasteries over to the patriarch of
79  9,13|              chiefly in the Athenian monasteries, which was communicated
80  9,13|             support of Athos and the monasteries in the Balkan peninsula
81  9,17|          manuscripts of the Athenian monasteries are of the greatest importance.
82  9,17|         Barsky, visited the Athenian monasteries twice (in 1725-26 and in
83  9,17|            worked assiduously in the monasteries of the Holy Mountain and
84  9,17|         manuscripts preserved in the monasteries of the Laura and of Vatopedi.
85  9,17|          great palaces, churches and monasteries, but most of them are now
86  9,18|          found in one of the Meteora monasteries in Thessaly.[378] The literary
87  9,19|         which was represented by the monasteries. The bloom of that culture
88  9,19|             the most important Greek monasteries in southern Italy belongs