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Church records and registers --- Bibliography --- England --- Wales --- Church history --- Sources --- 27 <420> <093> --- -Church records and registers --- -Church registers --- Ecclesiastical records and registers --- Ecclesiastical registers --- Parish registers --- Registers of births, etc. --- Church archives --- Kerkgeschiedenis--Engeland--Historische bronnen --- -Sources --- -Bibliography. --- Bibliography. --- -Kerkgeschiedenis--Engeland--Historische bronnen --- Church registers --- Cambria --- Cymric --- Gwalia --- Cymru --- England and Wales --- Angleterre --- Anglii︠a︡ --- Inghilterra --- Engeland --- Inglaterra --- Anglija --- Church records and registers - England - Bibliography --- Church records and registers - Wales - Bibliography --- England - Church history - Sources - Bibliography --- Wales - Church history - Sources - Bibliography --- Grande-bretagne --- Manuscrits episcopaux --- Eveques --- Manuscrits

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The Thorney liber vitae (BL, MS Add. 40,000, fols 1-12v) consists of many hundreds of names written in the front of a tenth-century gospel book. This liber vitae is one of only three such compilations surviving from medieval England, the others being the Durham liber vitae (BL, MS Cotton Domitian A vii) and the New Minster liber vitae (BL, MS Stowe 944). Begun at Thorney abbey (Cambridgeshire) in the late eleventh century and continued into the late twelfth, it purports to be a record of the names of confraters of the abbey, that is of those people who, through their friendship and gifts to the abbey, were included in the daily prayers of the monks of the community. The present volume is the first complete edition of this important text, and includes a complete facsimile of the pages. It also contains studies of the manuscript context, of the names included and, where possible, the identities and relationship to the abbey of those named, many of whom are also entered in the priory cartulary known as the Red Book of Thorney. The introduction provides a wide-ranging historical context for the production of the liber vitae. Lynda Rollason is Honorary Research Fellow in the Department of Archaeology at Durham University.With contributions from Richard Gameson, John Insley and Katharine Keats-Rohan.

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Land tenure --- Monasteries --- History --- Sources --- Beauchief Abbey (Sheffield, England) --- Cartularies --- Church records and registers --- Church registers --- Ecclesiastical records and registers --- Ecclesiastical registers --- Parish registers --- Registers of births, etc. --- Church archives --- Chartularies --- Archives --- Manuscripts --- Sheffield (England) --- Sheffield Manor (England) --- Manor of Sheffield (England) --- Sheffield (England : Manor) --- Sheffild (England) --- Sheffield (South Yorkshire) --- Charters, grants, privileges. --- Church history --- Land tenure - England - History - Sources. --- Monasteries - England - Sheffield - History - Sources

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Archbishop Simon Sudbury's register is something of a rarity. Of the eleven archbishops of Canterbury in the fourteenth century the registers of only seven have survived, and of these only two have been published: a portion of theregister of Robert Winchelsey (1295-1313) and the register of the brief episcopate of Simon Langham (1366-68).Sudbury became archbishop of Canterbury in 1375 while England was at war with France and while the church was about to split in two by schism. His register reveals all of this, but much more. There is the day-to-day administration of the church: clergy ordained, parishes filled, disputes settled, wills proved and much else. It shows Sudburyas a conscientious pastor animarum and an able administrator, as well as a skilled canon lawyer, who tried to steer a smooth course against the monetary demands of the crown, which were to lead to the Peasants' Revolt and to his own assassination on Tower Hill.This volume is a calendar edition of Archbishop Sudbury's register: it contains an English-language summary of each entry, including every place name and personal name and date. An introduction records the making of the register and a summary of its contents; notes elucidate particular points; and a full index allows easy access to references.

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