The monks of Rochester and the hospital of St. Mary of Strood: a twelfth-century dispute reassessed.

This article assesses the twelfth-century Rochester dispute concerning St. Mary's hospital at Strood. Bishop Gilbert Glanville's plan to endow the hospital with monastic estates was vigorously resisted by the cathedral monks, with Gilbert traditionally being seen as an anti-monastic bishop. This art...

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Publicado en:Historical Research Vol. 94; no. 265; pp. 441 - 463
Autor principal: Barnaby, James
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Publicado: Oxford University Press / USA Aug2021
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