Noun:

(అధ్యక్షుడు లేదా మఠం నేతృత్వంలో) గణిత, విహార్ మొదలైనవి,

priory's Usage Examples:

The priory was founded, by William de Courtney, in the early 13th century, and dedicated to Thomas Becket.

Tensions between the cathedral priory and the citizens of Norwich (in part over the jurisdiction of land in the city) culminated in the Riot of 1272, in which thirteen members of the priory were murdered and the precinct gates and St.

The priory, along with other religious houses such as Glastonbury Abbey and Wells Cathedral, was responsible for draining some of the mudflats and salt marshes of the Somerset Levels.

The priory closed permanently in 1965.

priory through evidence of aerial photographs and building debris, and grassed foundations of a later formal garden and post-medieval house.

When Wells tried to rebuke them, the four escaped from the priory via a window and went to stay with friends for two or three weeks.

The village was once home to Great Barford Castle , a Norman motte and bailey castle, which stood to the north of the village, but a priory has since been built on its location.

Following the reformation of the monastery, in the early 14th century, the priory church was lavishly and completely rebuilt, and today considerable remains are left of the , including the north and south transept and the nave.

The priory also had a large library, which was listed by John Leland shortly before the dissolution.

Upon her return to Prague, Agnes was entrusted to a priory of Premonstratensian Canonesses to continue her education.

Major and Mrs Hill continued to own the priory until 1928, when it was bought by the Agricultural Land Company and rented to local farmers.

Synonyms:

religious residence, cloister,