10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISCALCEATE»
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1
The Life of the Holy Mother St. Teresa, Foundress of the ...
And =' therefore, my father, let us seek the cross; let us embrace ' afflictions: wo to
the discalceate, we to us, if we are» without crosses and afflictions. “ You tell me,
in your letter, how the Lord Nuncio hath ordered that there should be no more ...
2
The Book of the Foundations of S. Teresa
ON THE FOUNDATION OF THE FIRST HOUSE OF DISCALCEATE FRIARS.
Before I went to this Foundation of Valladolid, I had already agreed with Father
Antonio de Jesus (who was then prior of St. Anne's Monastery at Medina, and a ...
Saint Teresa (of Avila), 1858
3
A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
DISASTROUSNESS—DISCALCEATE. or enjoyment of that which was intended,
desired, hoped, or expected; to frustrate; to prevent an effect intended. Defeat or
failure of expectation, hope, wish, desire, or intention; miscarriage of design or ...
4
The lives of the saints. 12 vols. [in 15].
And that whosoever shall continue opposition shall be severely punished, and
cited to appear personally before us. Moreover, it is decreed that all Carmelites of
the first rule, vulgarly called Discalceate, shall be removed from all their convents
...
Sabine Baring Gould, 1877
5
The Lives of the Saints
And that whosoever shall continue opposition shall be severely punished, and
cited to appear personally before us. Moreover, it is decreed that all Carmelites of
the first rule, vulgarly called Discalceate, shall be removed from all their convents
...
6
The Spiritual Guide which Disentangles the Soul
Preface. The following Treatise was approved of at Rome by Fryer Pater Damian,
a Discalceate Carmelite, Visitor General and Reader of Theology in the Convent
ofS. Mary della Scala, in the Year 1675, when the foregoing Book was so highly ...
Miguel de Molinos, Kathleen Clive Lyttelton, 1950
7
Origines Ecclesiasticæ: Or, The Antiquities of the Christian ...
apparel, at the rogation solemnities, butratber discalceate in sackcloth and ashes
, unless he had the excuse of infirmity to hinder him. For these rogations were
intended to implore God's mercy in the most humble manner; and, with the most ...
Joseph Bingham, Richard Bingham, 1840
8
A Hand-Book for Travellers in Spain, and Readers at Home: ...
In 1599, Garzia Galarza, Bishop of Coria, in granting leave to found a convent,
rejoiced that “ the devil would be then kicked out by the discalceate Carmelites.”
Much of this nonsense about the Batuecas was credited by Mons“ Montesquieu,
...
9
Origines ecclesiasticae: or, The antiquities of the ...
apparel, at the rogation solemnities, but rather discalceate in sackcloth and
ashes, unless he had the excuse of infirmity to hinder him. For these rogations
were intended to implore God's mercy in the most humble manner; and, with the
most ...
10
Neumann and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
El que desembolsa. DiscAlceated, a. Descalzo. To DiscAlceate, va. Descalzar.
DisoalceAtion, ». El acto de descalzar. То DiscAndy, va. Derretir, liquidar. To
Discard, га. 1. Descartar; en el juego de паурев es quitar ó separar las cartas
inutiles.
Henry Neumann, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1839
