10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GILBERTINE»
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Gilbertine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Gilbertine and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Gilbert of Sempringham and the
Gilbertine Order: C. 1130-C. 1300
This is the first full scholarly study since 1902 of the Gilbertine order and its founder, St. Gilbert of Sempringham.
2
Women and Gender in Medieval Europe: An Encyclopedia
Also known as the Order of Sempringham, the Gilbertine Order was founded in
1131 by Gilbert of Sempringham (c. 1083–1189) in Lincolnshire, England, when
seven women in his parish church asked him to guide them in living a strict ...
The edition gathers together fragments surviving in Lincoln, Cathedral Library MS 115 (A.5.5); Cambridge, St John's College, MS N. 1; Oxford, Bodleian Library, Digby 36 (SC 1678), f. 110v; Cambridge, Pembroke' College, MS 226.
Reginald Maxwell Woolley, 2010
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Monastic and Religious Orders in Britain, 1000-1300
were outside the official fold and were to remain so for some time to come.s0 The
Cistercian rejection of the Gilbertine nuns was apparently due to their desire to
remain an exclusively male organization. Gilbert's journey to C1teaux had, ...
5
The New Westminster Dictionary of Christian Spirituality
This project failed although the Vita refers to Bernard helping Gilbert to draw up
the Institutes of the Gilbertine Order that was to cover all the categories of the
Order, male as well as female. On his return to England, Gilbert became Master
of ...
6
The Yorkshire Nunneries in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries
... Gilbertine order which accounted for over half of the total number of houses.41
Bearing in mind the proximity of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and the close
connections of their barons who often held land on both sides of the Humber, it is
...
from the Statutes, nothing was known until lately of the actual arrangement of a
Gilbertine monastery, or the disposition of its cloisters and buildings. Of
Sempringham nothing is left but part of the church. At Malton some of the
monastic ...
East Riding Antiquarian Society, 1900
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The Transactions of the East Riding Antiquarian Society
from the Statutes, nothing was known until lately of the actual arrangement of a
Gilbertine monastery, or the disposition of its- cloisters and buildings. Of
Sempringham nothing is left but part of the church. At Malton some of the
monastic ...
East Riding Antiquarian Society (Yorkshire)., 1900
According to Sinclair's description, the interview- proceeded thus: — As soon as
the door had closed upon them, and before either of the girls had a chance to
speak, he remarked to Gilbertine: — " I have brought you here because I wish to ...
Frank Leslie, Miriam Florence (Folline) Leslie, Ellery Sedgwick, 1902
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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
According to Sinclair's description, the interview proceeded thus: — As soon as
the door had closed upon them, and before either of the girls had a chance to
speak, he remarked to Gilbertine: — " I have brought you here because I wish to ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GILBERTINE»
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Gilbertine is used in the context of the following news items.
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... an outstanding, Grade 11 listed, 19th century building that stands on the site of the Gilbertine Priory of St. Katherine, founded in 1148. «Lincolnshire Echo, May 15»
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1338) was an English chronicler and Gilbertine monk, and in his book “Handlyng Synn” writes “Whan thou synnest, thou... makest thy soule ... «Haaretz, Nov 14»
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... more murders per head than Midsomer, you will be much diverted – look forward later in the series to mayhem in a Gilbertine monastery. «The Tablet, Jul 14»
Monk crocked by World Cup knee injury
It was found at the site of the medieval Gilbertine Priory, which is now occupied by the York Novotel. References to Gilberdine Monks playing ... «The Press, York, Jun 14»
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... was a monk and academic who may have been at the abbey (though he was a Gilbertine, not an Augustinian) who importantly worked on the ... «Bourne Local, Mar 14»
Expect Gilbert to Transform the Eastern Wig and Hair Building
The flag of the Gilbertine Empire now flies above 1400 Woodward, home of Eastern Wig and Hair Co. When it was built in 1915, however, the ... «Curbed National, Dec 13»
The Beautiful Mystery
Cloistered in a remote Northern Quebec monastery, 24 monks of the Gilbertine order, long thought to have vanished altogether, sing glorious Gregorian ... «Quill & Quire, Jan 13»
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His hero, Father Anselm, is a Gilbertine monk who was once a criminal barrister. In The Day of the Lie (Whole Story, 13CDs, £25.52) an old ... «The Independent, Jul 12»
Royal Highland Show 2012: Results
Reserve: Gordon Brooke, Linton Wold, Malton, with the two-year-old heifer, Linton Gilbertine's Black Bess. Galloway: John and Iain Finlay, ... «Scotsman, Jun 12»
