ETIMOLOGIA DA PALAVRA BEGHARD
From Medieval Latin beghardus, from Beg(uine) + -ard; compare Old French bégard, Middle Dutch beggaert, Middle High German beghart.
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"But do look 1 there is Mr. Beghard coming in ! Guess he wants to learn how
much aid the ladies are going to give these poor people." The hum of
conversation ceased with the entrance of the reverend gentleman, who was
received by Miss ...
Louis Antoine Godey, Sarah Josepha Buell Hale, 1862
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An Ecclesiastical History, Ancient and Modern: In which the ...
The words Beghard or Beggehard, Begutta, Begln'nus, and Beghind. which only
differ in their terminations, have all one and the same sense. The German and
Belgic nations wrote Bcghard and 'Begutte, which terminations are extremely ...
Johann Lorenz Mosheim, Charles Coote, George Gleig, 1840
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Baptist Magazine and Literary Review
After walking eight leagues, I reached Tre- *lto, a village in the parish of Beghard.
"ere I had a conversation with two respect- «ble farmers, one of whom was the
adjoint of the mayor. They each of them bought a fl'ew Testament, and on going ...
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An Ecclesiastical History, from the Birth of Christ to the ...
The words Beghard or Beggchard, Begutta, Beghiuus, and Bcghina, which only
differ in their termination, have all one and the same sense. The German and
Belgic nations wrote Beghard and Bcguttc, which terminations are extremely ...
Johann Lorenz Mosheim, 1838
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Medieval Christianity in Practice
Borrowing broadly from contemporary monastic legislation, the rule imposed a
quasi-monastic regime on the beghard convent: it posited the absolute authority
of the master, comparable to that of the abbot in traditional monasticism (art. 9, 26
) ...
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An Ecclesiastical History
But the French substituted the Latin termination in the place of the German, and
changed bcghard into beghinus 'and begliinu; so that those who in Holland and
Germany were called beghard and begutte, were denominated in Francelmgliinu
...
Johann Lorenz Mosheim, 1821
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An Ecclesiastical History, Antient and Modern, from the ...
changed Beghari into Beghinus and Begbina ; so that those who in Holland and
Germany were called Beghard and Begutte, were denominated in France,
Begbini and Begbina. Nay, even in Germany and Holland, the Lain termination
was ...
Johann Lorenz von Mosheim, 1782
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The Limburg Sermons: Preaching in the Medieval Low Countries ...
They were self-sufficient, usually by means of textile production.86 In the area
where H is to be situated on linguistic grounds, a number of Beghard
communities had been established in several cities since the middle of the
thirteenth century, ...
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An ecclesiastical history, ancient and modern, tr. by A. ...
The words Beghard or Beggehard, Begutta, Beghinus, and Beghind, which only
differ in their terminations, have all one and the same sense. The German and
Belgic nations wrote Beghard and Beguile, which terminations are extremely ...
Johann Lorenz von Mosheim, Charles Coote, 1826
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An Ecclesiastical History, Antient and Modern, from the ...
Johann Lorenz Mosheim. They differed from the Fratrioelli, not in their c e n t.
opinions and doctrine, but only in their manner p „ changed Beghard into
Beghinus and Beghina ; so that those who in Holland and Germany were called
Beghard ...
Johann Lorenz Mosheim, 1803
