Some of the Antiquities of "Moche Malverne" (Great Malvern): Including a History of Its Ancient Church and Monastery, Engravings of Seals of the Convent, and the Publication of Grants and Documents, and Much Other Matter Never Before PrintedJ. Thompson, 1885 - 202 strán (strany) |
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Abbati Abbot of Westminster aforesaid aisle altar amongst ancient anno xxxiij cio appurtenances bell Bishop of Worcester British Museum buried carving Cathedral century Chapel CHAPTER cloister Colwall Convent demesne due ut supra Edward ejusdem loci eorum ffoure Gloucester Gloucester Cathedral grant Henry Henry VIII Hereford hole yeres hys half yeres iiij Item payd Item received John John of Malvern King land Ledbury Longney Majoris Malvernie Malvern Church Malvern Hill Malvern Priory Malverne major manor Mary Michaelmas last Moche Moche Malverne monastery monks of Malvern nave nobis Norman omnibus parish Pershore Prayse the Lord predicto present Prior of Malvern Prioratu Priory Church Quatt quod registers reign Ricardus Richard Robert Robert Langland Saint seal shelynges shillynges side som'e stalls sterl successoribus thandes things Thomas tower transept Vicar viij walls Werstan Wigorn William William of Malmesbury Worcester Cathedral Worcestershire yeres
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