monastery

Converse of object

• found: Founded a monastery, believed to be a place of miracles at Tywyn, Wales where he was later buried.
• dissolve: To protect the southern coast Henry immediately set about building a series of forts using the proceeds from the dissolved monasteries.
• endow: Lord Rhys, as he was generally known, assumed patronage of Strata Florida and endowed the monastery with generous gifts.
• restore: In 972 he was sent by the Emperor Otto I to restore the monastery of St Gall.
• ruin: It took 4 days to clear the mountain and occupy the small, now ruined, monastery at its summit.
• abandon: Most of the action happens in abandoned monasteries, churches and catacombs, but there are also some urban maps.

Preposition: in

• reign: Only one of the four ranges around the cloister survived the dissolution of the monasteries in the reign of Henry VIII.

Adjective modifier

• Benedictine: Indeed, it was among the richest Benedictine monasteries in England.
• cistercian: A visit to Caldey Island with its Cistercian monastery is a must.
• Franciscan: Your accommodation will be in either an old Franciscan monastery or one of the village hotels.
• Carmelite: While still young she entered the Carmelite monastery at Lisieux and practiced virtues of humility, evangelical simplicity and a firm confidence in God.
• Tibetan: A Tibetan monastery in the rural south of India.
• Dominican: The Dominican monastery was founded in 1482, burnt down during the Turkish assaults in 1571, later restored and fortified with a tower.

Preposition: on

• island: David I later founded a monastery on the island, with May becoming a place of pilgrimage.

Noun used with modifier

• Trappist: It comes from the Netherlands, and is brewed in a Trappist monastery.
• Buddhist: A progressive Buddhist monastery in Thailand; founded 1932.
• Benedictine: The king, ashamed, gave him some of his land, on which later a Benedictine monastery was built.
• hilltop: There is even a hilltop monastery at least 1,500 years old.
• century: Roche Abbey Roche Abbey a 12th century monastery, which fell victim to the wrath of Henry V111.
• island: Oswald took refuge on the island monastery of Iona off the western Scottish coast.