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Much more important for the promotion of theological science, especially for patristics and church history, was another Benedictine congregation founded in France in a.d.

In 1493 he went to Paris and thence to Italy, studying canon and civil law, patristics and the rudiments of Greek.

Associated words: patristic, patristics, patrology, patrist. churchly, a. ecclesiastical. church officer. vestryman, warden, presbyter, trustee. churl, n. rustic, hind, bumpkin, lout, boor. churlish, a. boorish, rude, morose, unamiable. chyle, n.