- A
dormitory (originated from the
Latin word dormitorium,
often abbreviated to dorm), also
known as a hall of
residence or a
residence hall (often abbreviated...
-
England commissioned tree-ring
analysis of oak
timbers from the gatehouse,
dorter and
reredorter to help
identify when
these areas might have been built....
- and
later also in some New
World monasteries. The word is
composed from
dorter and the
Middle English prefix rere-,
coming from Anglo-French rere "backward...
- the
Wayback Machine & 70
Archived 11
December 2021 at the
Wayback Machine Dorter 2006, p. 360.
Jorgensen 2018 is
perhaps the
strongest opponent to interpretations...
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comprised the
cloister and
chapter house directly south of the
church and the
dorter, reredorter,
frater and
infirmary to
south and east, of
which sections survive...
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having "no power" over Hestia. At Athens, "in Plato's time",
notes Kenneth Dorter "there was a
discrepancy in the list of the
twelve chief gods, as to whether...
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foundation although work
continued until 1969. In 1997, the
Chapter House and
Dorter area were
restored and re-roofed. In 2016,
during the 800th anniversary...
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rebuilt and extended. It was
extended again in the 15th century, when the
Dorter,
Great Hall and Prior's
Lodgings were added. The
priory was
designed to...
- for the
sitcom in 2017,
after being approached by
Canadian producer Borga Dorter. Initially, it was
supposed to be set in
Canada and was
unsuccessfully pitched...
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gatehouse (which now
serves as the main
school gate) as well as a
ruined monks'
dorter (dormitory). The
school was
founded in 1912, as St Etheldreda's, Bexhill-on-Sea...
