- been
described as a "hard
swinging player and
composer with a
delightful Monkish wit and drive". At twenty-one,
Kendrick began a
primary focus on jazz,...
-
resulting in a "crammed"
albeit an
eclectic mix of blues, hard rock,
monkish chanting ("Turn into Earth", "Ever
Since the
World Began") and African...
- the
Chapter of Sion
community largely borrowed its rule from the
larger monkish Congregation of Windesheim. In 1488–1490, the
surrounding region was plundered...
- falsehood". He
believed that the
ideal of
chastity outside marriage was "a
monkish and
evangelical superstition"
which led to the
hypocrisy of prostitution...
-
supposedly contemplating divorce from Eleanor. This
notorious affair caused a
monkish scribe to
transcribe Rosamund's name in
Latin to "Rosa Immundi", or "Rose...
-
published in the New
Statesman in 1999,
called Coetzee "a man of
almost monkish self-discipline and dedication", and reported—based on hearsay—that he...
- the Kurdish-Arab
conquest from Crusaders. In both the m****cript is a
monkish chronicle, and the
words used, and
event described is identical. We may...
- the Giant'). The
story of
Idris Gawr is
believed to have come from the
monkish king
Idris of Meirionnydd, who was
slain in a
battle with
Oswald of Northumbria...
- Old
English Chronicles of
Which Two Are Now
First Translated from the
Monkish Latin Originals: Ethelwerd's Chronicle, ****er's Life of Alfred, Geoffrey...
- marriage,
Louis VI died, and
Louis VII
became king. The
pairing of the
monkish Louis and the high-spirited
Eleanor was
doomed to failure; she reportedly...
