calced
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of calced
1880–85; < Latin calc ( eus ) shoe + -ed 3
Example Sentences
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One of the places where their zeal for the salvation of souls was predominant was the land of Mindòro which had been ceded by the calced Augustinian fathers.
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Another village, somewhat farther from the walls than the said San Juan, and called Malatte, is in charge of the calced Augustinian fathers.
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The calced Augustinian religious have their convent and church within the archbishopric.
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One was in the city of Cibu, where the convents of the calced and discalced religious of St. Augustine were burned, together with some houses of the most influential inhabitants.
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The second had been a calced Augustinian, but had transferred his allegiance to the Recollects after their arrival in the islands, and was very useful on this mission because of his thorough knowledge of Tagal.
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