Plural of 'conversus'; multiple lay members or converts in medieval monastic communities.
Latin plural of 'conversus' (converted one), using the standard Latin masculine plural '-i' ending. Used in ecclesiastical and historical texts discussing medieval religious life.
Medieval monastery records sometimes list 'conversusi' separately from monks, showing exactly how stratified religious communities were—different rules applied, different duties assigned, different social status even within the same community.
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