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	Monks and Nuns of the Middle Ages
		Monks and nuns are following their orders, sewing or opening the door to travelers, the sick and poor.
		Monks and nuns spent most of their time praying meditating, and doing tasks like preparing medicine, or sewing,teaching, writing, and reading.
		Monks became fugitives - escapees - and some were only concerned to save their lives, their few possessions, and their sacred relics.
	www.kyrene.k12.az.us /schools/brisas/sunda/ma/1lisa.htm (1002 words)

	Monk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The female equivalent of a monk is a nun though the duties of a nun lie in the areas of religious education or charitable service.
		While there have been militant monastic at various points in history (Buddhist monks of the Shaolin temple are a well-known example) these the exception and not the norm.
		Sue Monk Kidd spent approximately her first forty years in the Baptist church, where women are exhorted to submit to their husbands and where she heard the phrase "second in creation, first to sin" countless times.
	www.freeglossary.com /Monk (538 words)

	History Monks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A monk with a huge ponytail, he claims he does have a shaved head and the hair is a separate entity.
		The monastery of the Monks of Cool is found in a laid back valley in the lower Ramtop mountains.
		As with the History Monks, the abbot of the Listeners is continually reincarnated.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/History_Monks (1732 words)

	Institutional Shareowner
		Monks uses personal experience, history, and modern examples to explain why corporations are important wealth creators in our economy and why the corporate managers need to be scrutinized by shareowners.
		Looking back through history, Monks claims that the English were the first to discover that "wealth generation requires a sharing of power and role between government and commerce." Some governments tried to dominate commerce with pitiful results.
		Monks pulls bits and pieces of his argument from so many sources and from every conceivable angle that at times it can be challenging to keep them straight.
	www.institutionalshareowner.com /article.mpl?sfArticleId=634 (628 words)

	A History of Monks in Temuair
		It bears to note that there was never truly one single monk in the beginning, but a path created by a group of settlers intent on keeping their village safe from the kobolds who raided at night.
		Eusebius was established as the leader of the monks that lived in Undine, and worked to establish the path as well as restore the city to the old ways.
		Monks for the most part avoid chaos and evil, preferring to continue the rebellion and fight to reestablish the balance of light and dark within our realm.
	www.darkages.com /2002/community/his/Imajica-Trinity_Monk.html (2137 words)

	Alien houses: The priory of Toft Monks \| British History Online
		Alien houses: The priory of Toft Monks
		Citation: 'Alien houses: The priory of Toft Monks', A History of the County of Norfolk: Volume 2 (1906), pp.
		Two or three monks were placed here from the abbey at an early date, to look after this part of their English property, and to conduct divine service, their superior being termed prior.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=38339 (449 words)

	Lecture 19: Early Medieval Monasticism
		It is ironic that given the preeminence of the papacy and the Church at Rome, it was the monks and the monastic movement that effectively shaped early medieval civilization.
		His monks were to practice chastity, poverty and obedience to a spiritual abbot (or "father").
		Of course, what the monks and their monasteries meant for Europe in, say, 800, meant something vastly different more than 700 years later when the Christian humanist, Erasmus, could write of the monks that "they are so detested that it is considered bad luck if one crosses your path." (see his Praise of Folly)
	www.historyguide.org /ancient/lecture19b.html (1066 words)

	[FAQ] History Monks - the Fanfiction list for Pratchett fans
		The name of History Monks was simply inspired by their ability to rewrite Discworld History in interesting ways, this is your opportunity to do the same for all of Terry's worlds and characters.
		History Monks FAQ Version 1.0, Oct 22th, 2003 Last update 20th April 2004 Current list maintainers: Karen/hypatia, Julia Jones and esmi can be reached at history-monks-admin@lspace.org Please send questions about administrative matters (rules, subscribing, changing addresses) to the admin address.
		History Monks is aiming to be welcoming and friendly and a place where people can enjoy and develop their interests.
	www.lspace.org /faqs/history-monks-faq.g.html (3694 words)

	Buddhist Studies: Theravada Buddhism: Laos
		Lao history in fact begins in the 14th century with a risqué event, the seduction of one of the king's wives by his son Phi Fa, heir apparent to the throne.
		Monks were traditionally consulted for the relief of illness, but prior to the communist takeover they administered primarily blessings and magical amulets.
		Some of the restrictions upon monks set forth in the Vinaya Pitaka have been abandoned - most notably the prohibition upon working the soil - but Vinaya rules are not strictly observed by all monks in any Buddhist country in the world.
	www.buddhanet.net /e-learning/buddhistworld/laos-txt.htm (1711 words)

	Medieval monks - History for Kids!
		Monks (MUNKS) were men who devoted their lives to the service of God and of the Catholic church (there are still monks today actually).
		Other monks worked in the fields like peasants, planting grain for the monastery and harvesting it, and taking care of the monastery's pigs and sheep and cattle.
		Families sometimes also sent their boys to be monks if they had too many children and didn't want to have to split their farm among too many children for the inheritance.
	www.historyforkids.org /learn/medieval/people/monks.htm (443 words)

	Pam's Book Log
		While the Monks of History may be technically human, their entire operation flies in the face of that philosophy.
		The idea that there's a "right" history and a "wrong" one smacks of predetermination, and the existence of a secret cadre who make it their business to determine what is the "correct" history, and use their special powers to make sure it happens is nothing but enforced predetermination, which I find even more unappealing.
		The monks say that Vimes' choices are important, et cetera, et cetera, but the very fact of their existance argues that it's really only their choices-- how they choose to manipulate the lesser mortals in order to produce the "correct" sequence of events-- which ultimately matters.
	www.physics.ucla.edu /~kor2/booklog/pratchett_nightwatch.html (1179 words)

	Photo Essay: Images from Historic Sacred Heart
		It was a center of spiritual life, education and culture until 1929, when the monks transferred all activities to the new monastery and school in Shawnee.
		The early monks had several sources of water on their beautiful new property and they constructed cisterns and ponds to collect the water for consumption and for use with livestock and crops.
		Perhaps the most poignant witness to the life and sacrifice of the original monks and sisters who served at Sacred Heart are the cemeteries of their communities.
	www.monksok.org /Images_at_Sacred_Heart.htm (1005 words)

	Kungfu Magazine: Print Friendly Feature
		By the sixteenth century at the latest, the staff became the dominant weapon of Shaolin monks, for which reason they replaced the martial god's original vajra with it, creating a legend according to which Vajrapani was the divine progenitor of their renowned staff techniques.
		The association of martial monks with meat was to remain a constant feature of martial-art literature.
		Monks in branch-temples were more difficult to supervise than those residing in large monasteries, for which reason some clerics objected to the establishment of fangtou.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /print.php?article=521 (4408 words)

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		The monk is a priest who belongs to a cloistered or monastic order, where he withdraws from the everyday affairs of the world around him to contemplate his faith.
		To compensate, monks are trained to avoid blows through misdirection and positioning, and their base Armor Class improves by one point at every even level to a maximum base Armor Class of 2 at 16th level.
		Monks can use any weapons associated with their chosen style(s) of martial arts, or any wholly type B weapons in combat; they also have exceptional skill in unarmed combat arts.
	www.fortunecity.com /rivendell/shadows/472/clio.html (1938 words)

	The History of Crowland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		To prove that they had sole claim to the abbey's lands, the Crowland monks presented the court with a volume known as the Historia Crowlandensis (or History of Crowland), that was a string of historical land charters woven together into a general history of the abbey.
		The History and charters were accepted as legitimate, the Crowland monks won their case, and the abbey, for the moment, was safe.
		But for later generations of scholars, the fact that the Crowland monks won their case was less interesting than was the History of Crowland itself, since the document provided a rare written record of centuries of medieval church life.
	www.museumofhoaxes.com /crowland.html (482 words)

	Chinese Emperors that became monks.. - History Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		According to some buddhist history that I read, he was able to see his past life as a buddhist monk.
		It's interesting to note that buddhism encouraged people not to kill, but Zhu Yuan Zang, a former buddhist monk, is one of the greatest autocratic murderer in chinese history, having killed so many of his previous generals as well as done an administration purge of over 10,000 to curb corruption.
		The emperor being a monk is considered by many to be a myth, since there no proof of it actually happening.
	www.simaqianstudio.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=1482 (615 words)

	A Short History
		Dominic Lambert, O.S.B., monks of the French monastery of Notre Dame de la Pierre-qui-Vire, entered the Indian Territory at the suggestion of the Bishop of Little Rock, Arkansas.
		The monks were dispersed until a new monastery and school could be constructed.
		Although they were determined to rebuild at Sacred Heart, the monks decided to accept an invitation to establish a school in the territorial city of Shawnee, some 30 miles north of the original mission.
	www.monksok.org /history.htm (682 words)

	Religious Houses: House of Carthusian monks \| British History Online
		It was therefore bought on behalf of the monks and subsequently released, along with all the other properties, to King Edward III and by him granted to the Charterhouse in 1376.
		The house was in financial difficulties as early as 1393, and early in the reign of Henry IV the monks were reduced to such straits by losses and obligations that they were forced to appeal to the king, who in 1403 took the Charterhouse into his hands for a time and administered its affairs.
		After their departure the monks of the orphaned community were subjected to every kind of persuasion and petty persecution, deprived of their books, harassed by visitors, vexed by the continual presence in the cloister of Cromwell's men, (fn.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=22116 (9216 words)

	Retracing history, monks to travel to Nalanda
		The visit of the two monks -- Mingxian from Donglin Temple in east China's Jiangxi Province and Monk Huizai from Taiwan is taking place as the two neighbouring nations are marking 2006 as the 'India-China Friendship Year'.
		However, unlike Xuanzang (602-664), an eminent monk of Tang Dynasty who made the trip totally on foot to seek the Sutra from the birthplace of Buddhism, the two monks will go both on foot and by the modern alternatives of railway, bus and even air.
		After the ritual, the two monks, who were heaped with blessings from 108 eminent monks from the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, left Guangzhou by train for Xi'an in northwestern Shaanxi Province, the place where Xuanzang set off.
	www.rediff.com /news/2006/jul/20nalanda.htm (434 words)

	Monks Chambers / History / History of Thatcham
		Monks Chambers / History / History of Thatcham
		In about 1123 the manor of Thatcham was given to the monks of Reading Abbey by Henry I. Later a Borough Charter was confirmed by Henry II and Thatcham was granted a yearly fair.
		Monks Chambers is one of the major historic buildings in Thatcham.
	www.skipoles.co.uk /monkschambers/thatcham.html (851 words)

	Shaolin History
		Shaolin is the amalgamation of many styles and techniques as refined by the monks of Shaolin Monastery.
		Monks of the Fukien Temple were reputed to have chopped wood for their stoves with their bare hands because bladed weapons were forbidden to the monks.
		Monks from Sung Shan (original Temple) establish five more Shao Lin Monasteries at; Wu Tang Shan, Chiu-Lien Shan, Hua Shan, Shantung, and Kwan Tung.
	www.chinahand.com /shaolin/sl_history/slhistory.htm (662 words)

	Virtual Tour and Brief History of Fountains Abbey
		The monks elected Prior Richard abbot, but by 1133 they were forced to look for outside help in order to survive.
		The lay brothers were also able to manage fields and herds at a great distance from the abbey, which the monks themselves were unable to work because of the prohibition against traveling further from the monastery than one could return in a day in the Rule of Benedict.
		The presence of these Cistercian monks reworked the English economy, and inspired in the medieval period a renewed love of God through their life of work, study, and prayer.
	www.faculty.de.gcsu.edu /~dvess/ids/fa2/foun2.html (1034 words)

	Japanese Warrior Monks - China History Forum, chinese history forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		China History Forum is an online chinese history forum, discussion board or community for all who are interested in learning and discussing chinese history from prehistoric till modern times, including chinese art of war, chinese culture topics.
		I believe the first real warrior monks were seen in the 1180-1185 Minamoto-Taira (Gempei) War, in the battle of the Uji Bridge, the burning of Nara by the Taira, and Minamoto Yoshitsune's famous companion, the warrior monk Benkei.
		Thereafter, the Enryakuji monks fought on the side of Emperor Go-Daigo in the initial phase of the Nabokucho War in the 14th century, and were finally destroyed by Oda Nobunaga in an infamous attack and massacre on Mount Hiei in 1571.
	www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=2879 (593 words)

	Monks of the Hidden Temple (Spider-Man characters)
		History: The Monks of the Hidden Temple worshipped in seclusion for an undisclosed period of time.
		The monks there took him in and cared for him, sharing with him their belief in peace.
		The history of Sha Shan, the Monks of the Hidden Temple, and even Flash Thompson were originally tied into the Vietnam war/conflict.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/monkshid.htm (1844 words)

	ACCS/ About ACCS: History of the Shao-lin Temple
		It is important to emphasize over and over again, the monks did not put fighting skills at the top of the list of their learning criteria.
		All the arts taught at the Shao-lin Temple were aimed at leading a monk closer to enlightenment as well as using all his skills and knowledge to help others.
		This is one of the main reasons many authentic monks have fled the Temple and have come to the United States.
	www.kungfu.org /templehistory.shtml (599 words)

	English Benedictine History - monks since 1550
		This ceremony took place (some have said in Westminster Gatehouse) in the presence of Fathers Preston and Beech who witnessed Father Buckley's signature to the legal instrument of affiliation to Westminster Abbey by which Fathers Sadler and Maihew were aggregated, incorporated and made the direct successors of the old English Benedictine Congregation.
		In the same year 1603 two English monks of the Cassinese congregation, Fathers Preston and Beech, arrived at Yarmouth, and found Father Sigebert in the house of Mr Francis Woodhouse.
		The EBC has its own site: this one is maintained for the EBC History Commission, and is concerned only with the history of the EBC, its houses and its members.
	www.plantata.org.uk (786 words)

	Monks Chambers / History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		We are currently researching the history of the house and surrounding area.
		This is the main history of the house.
		Church Lane is at the heart of Thatcham and was probably one of the original roads forming the village.
	www.skipoles.co.uk /monkschambers/history.html (351 words)

	Brief History of Christian Monasticism (The Prayer Foundation)
		The idea of Christian monks historically is based on the Gospel accounts of the lives of Jesus and the Apostles (and also influenced by the lives of the Old Testament Prophets).
		He was asked to be head over several monks who wished to experiment with the new idea (of Pachomius) of monks living in community, but they were unhappy with the strictness of life under Benedict, and the experiment ended.
		Though today we hear of Franciscan "monks," at the time, his return to a "biblical monasticism" was so different from the then-current monasticism, that the new terms, "friars," and "mendicant order" were coined to describe his followers and their Order.
	www.prayerfoundation.org /brief_history_of_christian_monasticism.htm (1892 words)

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