A proud day for her to have a son a
mitred abbot; it makes you glad to think they let her in.
The first fine ( for 100 marks ) was
made by the abbot
of bury st edmunds between 30 and 31 january.
It is believed that king john established beaulieu as an act of penance after he dreamt that he was being flogged by
cistercian abbots.
And then began the
lord abbot
to sing the mass of the holy innocents.
Abbot's lodgings
" , " who would be in the kitchen?
Abbot of the monastery
at bedford.
The fourteenth abbot of montecassino in italy,
abbot for eleven years.
Here an abbey was established and a prior called richard was
appointed abbot.
That undoubtedly reflected his background as a
benedictine abbot, for he regarded the rule of st benedict as the rule of his life.
Abbot's house, complete with some fascinating vaulted stonework.
He was
elected abbot
in 1963, the head of a community of 150 monks.
The
last abbot
of glastonbury, richard whiting, caused these relics to be spirited away, refusing to give them up.
Abbot's court
in hampstead.
Born in britain, he went to brittany where he
became abbot
of a monastery he had founded.
Some graves can be seen in this chamber, as this was the usual place to bury
former abbots
of the monastery.
Abbot's consent
to go to ireland for more spiritual and intellectual training.
A monk at montecassino in italy, he was
chosen abbot
about the year 830 and was noted for his almsgiving.
The most famous of these is the " life " written by a
later abbot
of iona, st. adomnán.
The king's corpse was carried to winchester, and was honorably interred by the
said abbot
dunstan, in the old monastery.
This monk was later made
first abbot
of kinloss.
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