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... other's it, not allow hint to test kw NEAPOLEELN PREISTS.--Traly it is &great and glorious spot, this stately sanctuary of Monte Camino, which in • its massive pile crowns regally the beetliag crag of iel monte a oui Cassino e nelle costa, and which for centuries ...
... Wilfred, most of Our old cities became the seat of Benedictive Monasteries, and all the mitred abbots were of this aster. Monte Camino spffered by the Italian wars of the middle ages, especially those of the Guelphs and Ghibellines, but it alwaye recovered ...
... centenary of the birth of the founder of the monks of the Week • festival being kept at Monte Camino, and the Benedictine churches of Rome. The A of Monte Camino and the village of Raman beneath, have been crammed for days, sad sot's bed is to be got ...
... the Caledonian Canal, of which be subsequently became prior. Some few years ago be left the monastery, went to live at Monte Camino, the parent house of the Order in Italy. On his to England he became attached to the Benedictine Monastery at Rereseate ...
... t.t 2* f Pft a child, and becW a p ££ Sfc ~ UT,t ' a * left the UnitKl ! in the War ot the Secession. He ?? . * j of Monte Camino in 1364. and h!s wL^* by Le*. Alll in various matters of iin^EE He was urged to become Abbot of M Caajino. but was unwilling ...
... are all accomplished musicians. He studied at the excellent Roman School of Santa Cecilia, at the Benedictine College of Monte Camino. and at the Conservatorio of Milan, where he took the degree of Maestro. Alter seeking further musical perfection at Ratishon ...
... aeoetieiern. About 429 St. Benedict founded his official of the society, gave al, inteteeting account of femme Abbey, of Monte Camino, and the rules Ithe work whioh is being accomplished, and I ilastr.uod I which he laid down for the monks were based 'his ...
... River Tenet. es and yielded MI renewers. Be. hen from J. , in the A.S.C. en ., wy . talk about the uews we Set full I pond Monte Camino. where S3O prisoners were taint, the skinned 3 whole intrwate val = 6.10.78. Th an very Mien indregt for inlet stem of ...
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... was gained, in spite of very heavy German artillery tire. There s - as a fair amount of enemy move trent in the area of Monte Camino. south-west of Mignano. which was heavily shelled by Allied artillery. In the lower reaches of the Garigliano nver. German ...
... the mountainous area to the north of Monte Camino. Both British and American troops are engaged tn this attack, which, hammering both flanks of the German defences blocking access to the Capua-Rome highway. Monte Camino stands like sentinel at the entrance ...
... miles ahead of Oen. Montgomery's men. GRIM GOING. The Fifth Army is now fighting fiercely for hill masses on Maggiore and Monte Camino. The Germans are defencLuig stubbornly. in rocky burrows at Isolated resistance strongpoints. Elsewhere on the Fifth Army ...