- An
almoner (/ˈɑːmənər, ˈæl-/) is a
chaplain or
church officer who
originally was in
charge of
distributing money to the
deserving poor. The
title almoner...
- of prayer'; and from the Anglo-Saxon bed), was
generally a
pensioner or
almsman whose duty was to pray for his benefactor. A
beadsman (or beadswoman) in...
- are
called bhikkhunī (Pali) or bhikṣunī (Sanskrit)
which translates to '
almsman' and 'almswoman' respectively.
Bhiksha signifies a
Hindu tradition of asking...
-
reported that he died from
shock as a
result of his punishment.
Barrie was an
almsman at
Donnington Hospital where he
worked until he died,
living in one of...
- set of beads, My
gorgeous palace for a hermitage, My ****
apparel for an
almsman's gown My
figured goblets for a dish of wood. – Shakespeare,
Richard II...
-
Victorian engraving of the gateway, with
almsman William Bramhall in the
traditional dress...
- set of beads, My
gorgeous palace for a hermitage, My ****
apparel for an
almsman’s gown, My
figured goblets for a dish of wood. A
special type of collocation...
-
infirm unmarried men or widowers, and a
seventh similar for the Prin****l
almsman to
occupy alone (13 in all).
Anyone found to have a wife was to be summarily...
- the crown, but by a
prebendary of
Windsor named Johnson, who gave each
almsman in
compensation for the loss of his room a w****ly
pension of 1 shilling...
- in theology) Christóbal de
Ocampo (from Seville,
Knights of St. John,
almsman Anton de Toledos, the
Grand Prior of
Castile and Leon) Christóbal de Padilla...
