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Definition of Frateries
1. fratery [n] - See also: fratery
Lexicographical Neighbors of Frateries
Literary usage of Frateries
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Christian World: The Magazine of the American and Foreign Christian Union by American and Foreign Christian Union (1866)
"The insurrection was crushed where it had its origin, in the frateries and
nunneries of Sicily. But it is difficult to imagine, impossible to describe the ..."
2. Pagan Origin of Partialist Doctrines by John Claudius Pitrat (1871)
"... the four tribes of Athens subdivided into three frateries according to Cecrops'
division; the twelve cushions on which the creator sits, in the theogony ..."
3. The Lake of Menteith: Its Islands and Vicinity: Its Islands and Vicinity by Andrew Fleming Hutchison (1899)
"It had a door in the west end, which appears to have been reached by a stair,
which can yet be traced, coming up from the frateries on the ground floor to ..."
4. Voyages de Montesquieu by Charles de Secondat Montesquieu (1896)
"frateries : II, 70. Frédéric II, duc de Mantoue : II, 11 5*. — I", emp. d'Allemagne :
I, 14*. — II, emp. d'Allemagne : II, 79*. ..."
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