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conventuals's Usage Examples:

foundation), with its inhabitants now called conventuals.

No conversion had been recorded, so on 6 August 1630 all Lutheran conventuals left.

denomination, usually called conventuals.

The nuns and conventuals originated - amongst others - from the families Brobergen.

Lutheran conventuals to convert to Catholicism or to leave the nunnery.

In 1647 there were twelve conventuals, and 14 women aspirants held abeyances to a sustenance in the convent.

owned by the corporation of the Bremian Knighthood and used for Lutheran conventuals and continues to function as such today.

By November 1629 the Roman Catholic visitors issued an ultimatum to the prioress of the Lutheran conventuals to convert to Catholicism or to leave the nunnery.

Rochow reachieved some autonomy for the conventuals who were electing their chairing domina.

No conversion had been recorded, so on 6 August 1630 all Lutheran conventuals left, the day before their announced forced eviction from the nunnery.

On 30 July 1651 Lewenhaupt was officially invested with the nunnery, while the eleven still remaining conventuals under Prioress Gertrud von Campe were to be supplied a livelihood until their death.

After the Leaguist troops left Himmelpforten, the Lutheran conventuals returned and elected a new provost in 1638, Casper Schulte.

Other expressions like abbess, for the chairwoman, and prioress for conventuals of certain hierarchic function.