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North American fraternity and
sorority housing refers largely to the
houses or
housing areas in
which fraternity and
sorority members live and work together...
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Frater or
frater in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Frater is the
Latin word for brother. In
Roman Catholicism, a monk who is not a
priest Frater may...
- A
refectory (also
frater,
frater house, fratery) is a
dining room,
especially in monasteries,
boarding schools and
academic institutions. One of the places...
- new
insurgency on the rise. They meet
their team leaders,
Forrest and
Frater.
Frater, who has
already gone
through nine tours, has
become estranged from...
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Alexander Russell Frater (3
January 1937 – 1
January 2020) was a
British travel writer and journalist.
Described by
Miles Kington as 'the
funniest man...
- the priory. It is a Grade II
listed building. The
ground floor of the
Frater House contains a
museum detailing the
history of the site.
Redevelopment of...
- St-Calais
donated 46 books. In the 19th
century it was
located in the Old
Frater House, or Monk's Hall, on the
south side of the cathedral's cloisters, situated...
- gastroenteritis,
Frater and his
three siblings were
brought up by his
paternal grandmother Ann and uncle
Andrew who
lived in
neighbouring houses at West Ochiltree...
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houses of the
community within their province. The
English term
friar is
derived from the
Norman French word
frere (brother), from the
Latin frater (brother)...
- György,
Georg Utiessenovicz-Martinuzzi[citation needed] or György
Fráter, Hungarian:
Fráter György; 1482 – 16
December 1551), was a
Croatian nobleman, Pauline...
