abbess
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abbatissae, abbatissam
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The benediction of an abbess.
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abbot
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abbatis, abbatem, abbatum, abbas
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The benediction of an abbot.
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child
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ad induendum puerum sive puellam, benedictio(ne) puerorum, puerulum tonsurandum, puer*, infant*
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Rites pertaining to children, especially their blessing or their votive initiation (vesting or tonsure) into monasticism.
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deaconess
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diaconam, diaconissam, diaconissae
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The blessing of a deaconess.
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meal
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mensa, mensae, mensam, ante cibum, annum
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The blessing of dishes before meals, and thanksgiving afterwards, usually in monastic contexts with seasonal variants.
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monk
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monach*, eremitae, canonic*, regular*, fraternitate, fratribus, novitiorum, profession*, includend*, reclusum, recludendi, induendum puerum sive/vel puellam, puerum tonsurandum, capillaturam infantuli, renuntiantibus saeculo
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The different stages of monastic (religious) life: votive vesting and unvesting of children, reception into the monastery, beginning the noviciate, clothing ceremony (reception of the religious habit), ceremonial taking of vows.
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child
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ad induendum puerum sive puellam, benedictio(ne) puerorum, puerulum tonsurandum, puer*, infant*
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Rites pertaining to children, especially their blessing or their votive initiation (vesting or tonsure) into monasticism.
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nun
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moniali*, sanctimoniali*, famulam Dei, pizochor*
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The blessing of a nun, different from the solemn consecration of virgins (cf. virgin).
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virgin
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consecratio (sacrarum) virginum, consecratio (sacrae) virginis, virginum, virgines, virginalis
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Consecration and clothing of virgins, primarily on Epiphany, the days following Easter or the feasts of the Apostles. The rite is performed by a bishop in a solemn cloistered context and differs from the more simple ceremonies at the taking of wows, cf. nun.
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