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Book: Religious Patronage in Anglo-Norman England, 1066-1135
Аthor: Emma Cownie
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Size: 11.16 MB
Date of placement: 11.09.2012




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Jeffrey L. Thomas Although holy wells and certain other religious sites generally pre-date the grand medieval abbeys of Wales, like the surviving Castles of Wales

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Discussion of life as a Benedictine religious in late twelfth century England.
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