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Letter kindly translated by xiphophilos; penned on 25.2.1917 and addressed to Pfarrer L. Finster in Ampfing. Postage cancelled in Munich the same day.
"Esslesia Militans sub potestate terrena ante ante triumpum ipsius super illam." - "The church fighting under a worldly power before the triumph of itself over that (power)"
Two monks pose with several soldiers from varying units. A well thumbed copy of the bible rests on the table with three bayonets stabbing the earth below providing an unintended(?) visual metaphor for Heaven and Hell.
Interestingly, the German name for Munich, i.e. München, means "of Monks".
Alabaster tomb with the effigies of Sir William Feilding c 1475 - 1547 & wife Elizabeth Poultney 1539
“Here lyeth the body of Sir William Fielding, knight, late of Paddox / Padoxe Newneham, which deceased the 24th of September 1547 and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Sir Thomas Poultney Knight which deceased the 8th of September 1539 who had issue fowr sonnes and i daughter. "
William was the son of Everard Feilding 1515 & Jellis Russel ; (Everard was sheriff of Warwick, of Leicester, and of Rutland who was in the king’s army against Simnel, at Stoke, 1487, and opposed to the Cornish men at Blackheath in 1497)
William was the grandson of William Fielding and Agnes Saint Liz daughter of - John (de) ST. LIZ & Jane Belers
Newnham manor was bought by his great grandfather John Feilding in 1433 from John Leventhorpe
Newnham was Inherited by his father Everard who before he died also bought part of the Monks Kirby former priory lands of the Carthusian monks of Axholme Lincs
He m Elizabeth 1539 daughter of Sir Thomas Pulteney / Poulteney of Misterton & Anne daughter of Ralph Shirley of Staunton Harold by Elizabeth co-heiress of Thomas Walsh of Great Whiteacre
She was the aunt of Sir Michsel Poulteney 1567 flic.kr/p/28xkMrx at Misterton
Children - 4 sons & 1 daughter
1. Basil 1582 m Goditha 1580 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/eZ8353kQX3 flic.kr/p/2dfWQQz daughter of William Willington of Barcheston 1555 & and 1st wife Anne Middlemore flic.kr/p/2c9ZXt5 daughter of Richard Middlemore of Edgebaston & Margery daughter of Sir Thomas Throckmorton of Coughton and Margaret co-heiress of Sir Robert Olney www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/epdmot
Goditha was the sister of Mary Willington 1553 1st wife of William Sheldon of Beoley & Weston 1570 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/2776L25Ts9 ; & Katherine Catesby / Kempe / Throckmorton at Chastleton flic.kr/p/4T8pqR
The Arms on the side are Gules on a fesse azure three lozenges or (Feilding), impaled with Argent a fess dancettee gules in chief three leopards faces sable (Poultney of Miserton Leic
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This morning at Loxahatchee NWR a monk parakeet flew by. It was amusing that I was wearing four layers of clothing, while this "tropical" bird was "naked as a jay." Since I moved to Florida in the early 1990s I have seen more of these guys in the wild each year.
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The Monks at Bransholme North off the roundabout as you head towards Kingswood and Bransholme North these are beautiful wood carvings on your left if driving into the area. Taken on the 31 March 2019
I think we all have some major regrets when it comes to stuff we should have taken more photos of but had the "I'll do it next week" mentality.
Monks European were a familiar sight around their home town of Leigh and more or less every child in the town of a certain age would have gone swimming or on a school trip with them.
I always said to myself I'd make the effort to shoot them but only took a couple of photos, this one mainly for its Lancashire United pedigree.
Oh for a time machine!
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四川－甘孜－色达五明佛学院－万千僧舍
Ten of thousands monks and nuns live in these red log cabins in Serthar Buddhist Institute, situated in Larung valley, Serthar county, Garze (Ganzi) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan, China.
Serthar Buddhism institute is the largest and most influential center for the study of Tibetan Buddhism in the world. Despite its extremely remote location, at an altitude of 4,000 meters, in an ethnic Tibetan region of Sichuan Province, more than 500 miles by dirt road from the nearest city, Serthar has attracted more than 10000 students at the site.
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Arts of Tibet and India
DANCE, MUSIC, VISUAL ART
Immerse yourself in the glorious traditions of Tibet and India from April 4-15 in the Winter Garden at Brookfield Place!
The first week kicks-off with extraordinary sacred music and dance with The Mystical Arts of Tibet featuring the Tibetan Monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery. Watch throughout the week as they create a magnificent week-long mandala sand painting created with millions of grains of colored sands
This Thai tourist monk is complete with the latest gadgets.
Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia (Wednesday 24 September 2014)
Spoiled, as a picture, by the blown out water on the far side of the bridge and by the patches of sky top left - but it's still a beautiful old bridge.
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Monks and Sea !
(ខេត្តព្រះសីហនុ)
During I visited Ou Cheor Tel beach, I suddenly see a young group of monk along the beach, and I snapped them druring they was enjoying on the beach, Sihanuak province, June 19th, 2016.
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Greenwich Village, NYC street mural of jazz pianist Thelonious Monk. Monk is certainly one of the most influential and brilliant composers of America's classical music otherwise called "jazz."
Enclosed by a 1869 screen is the south Skipwith chapel where lies Sir Thomas Skipwith & wife Selina Shirley www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/UA2QzXXB6C below their funeral hatchment
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This monk was standing in the heavy winds and rain in Westminster, CA in the parking lot of a Vietnamese grocery store. These monks will stand completely still in place, eyes closed, unflinching, whatever the weather, and people will come up and put money in the pots they hold, and they live off of this charity... having given up all other earthly posessions in search of enlightenment through a life a poverty.
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