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Tthey would have their own refectory
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Subject: Re: [M-R] lay brothers / sisters / corrodarians at meals
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Greetings all!
A question for those of you familiar with monastic customs, esp. in the 13th -16th centuries.
I'm trying to find out where and when lay brothers and corrodarians would have been served their meals.
I am assuming they are not present at the meals of the monks, but am wondering what the arrangements were. Does anyone know?
Thanks in advance,
Meg
PS I have a few contracts with corrodarians which say they should get food "as good as the monks" implying that they were not all together, but have found nothing about lay brothers/sisters.
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