A premonstratensian priest is in a religious order of men that specializes in prayer and teaching. They live in communal housing and often teach in schools or colleges.

He as a Bohemian prince and son of King Wratislas I. Became the bishop of Olmutz (in the modern Czech Republic) in 1126. During a pilgrimage to Palestine in 1137, he joined the Premonstratensian order at Jerusalem. On his return home, he introduced the order in several places in his diocese, and found an abbey for them at Strahov (in modern Prague).

Roger H. Marijnissen has written:

'Het Da Vinci-doek van de Abdij van Tongerlo' -- subject(s): Lord's Supper, Tongerloo, Belgium (Premonstratensian abbey)

'De 'Chest of Courtrai'' -- subject(s): Chests, Expertising, Kortrijk, Battle of, Kortrijk, Belgium, 1302, in art, Furniture

'Bruegel'

'Paintings' -- subject(s): Painting, Expertising, Attribution, Radiography

'Bosch'

'The masters' and the forgers' secrets' -- subject(s): Painting, Forgeries, Autoradiography, Art, History

'On scholarship' -- subject(s): Expertising, Flemish Painting, Gothic Painting, Painting, Painting, Flemish, Painting, Gothic

Joseph A. Gribbin has written:

'Aspects of Carthusian liturgical practice in later medieval England' -- subject(s): Carthusians, Monasticism and religious orders

'The Premonstratensian order in late medieval England' -- subject(s): History, Premonstratensians