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Olivetan|ɒlɪˈviːtən|
[From Monte Oliveto (or Uliveto) near Siena, the site of the mother convent: see -an; in F. olivétain.]
One of an order of monks founded in 1313 by John Tolomei of Siena, and subjected to the Benedictine rule.
1691tr. Emilianne's Observ. Journ. Naples 35 Proper to associate with the Canon Regulars, or Olivetans. 1717Berkeley Jrnl. Tour Italy 19 Jan., Wks. 1871 IV. 526 In the vineyard of the Olivetans. 1850A. Jameson Leg. Monast. Ord. Introd. 42 The Olivetans, a congregation of Reformed Benedictines, produced some celebrated artists. |