(రోమన్ కాథలిక్ చర్చ్,

Noun:

బెయిలింగ్,

beguine's Usage Examples:

forms of religious devotion developed in the period, such as beguine and beghard movements.

Originally the beguine institution was.

of the Mirror she includes beguines among those who attack her, but it is likely she was referring to the enclosed beguines, who felt uncomfortable with.

accused of holding the beliefs (including Marguerite Porete, beguines, beghards, and Meister Eckhart) actually held the views attributed to them.

term béguinage, is an architectural complex which was created to house beguines: lay religious women who lived in community without taking vows or retiring.

_2019_Virtual_tour_with_E-guide_] explains the difference between beguines and nuns.

Those interested in medieval mysticism, and more specifically beguine mystical writing, cite The Mirror of Simple Souls in their studies.

He is himself laughing off the admonitions of a nun or beguine.

The beguine (bəˈɡiːn ) is a dance and music form, similar to a slow rhumba.

guitar, intriguing, roguish /iː/ beguine, /wiː/ linguine /juːɪ/ arguing, aguish /juːə/ contiguity, /uːi/ GUI after j, r, or cons.

From 1317, Boneta had a leading position among the beguines of Languedoc during a period of persecution against them.

In 1346, the beguines still lived in a house (a document of that time mentioned.

edu/40913277/Meet_the_beguines_of_the_Grand_Beguinage_of_Leuven_sept.

Synonyms:

sister, sisterhood,

Antonyms:

brother, male sibling, nonmember,