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eleemosynary in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Eleemosynary may
refer to:
Eleemosynary,
relating to
charity or the
giving of alms
Eleemosynary (play)...
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Eleemosynary is a 1985
multi act play by Lee Blessing. It
follows the
relationships between three generations of women. The word "
eleemosynary" itself...
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United States as
exemplary periods of
extensive private charity and
eleemosynary activity, he made the
following point: It can be
argued that private...
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instruments illustrating the
ancient conventual, collegiate, and
eleemosynary foundations, in the
Counties of
Cornwall and Devon, with
historical notices...
- Land
Revenue 1.a
Tributary States 5,65,000 1.b
Farms 1,79,85,000 1.c
Eleemosynary 20,00,000 1.d
Jaghirs 95,25,000 2
Customs 24,00,000
Total 3,24,75,000...
- Best. In 2002, she
landed a lead role in
playwright Lee Blessing's play
Eleemosynary,
which was
performed at the
Orlando Shakespeare Theater. Her performance...
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distance from the church,
beyond the
precinct of the monastery, was the
eleemosynary department. The
almonry for the
relief of the poor, with a
great hall...
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Sally Gottesman is the
founder and
president of The
Eleemosynary Group,
consultants to non-profit
organizations based in New York City.
Gottesman is the...
- elaeo-, oil, olive, oleum,
latke via
Russian and Yiddish; ἐλεημοσύνη
eleemosynary, alms; ἐπίσκοπος episcop(al), bishop; ζῆλος zeal, jealous; ἡμικρανία...
- tenure;
peasant proprietorship called vellan-vagai,
service tenure, and
eleemosynary tenure resulting from
charitable gifts. The vellan-vagai were the ordinary...
