The greater abbeys of England, with illustrations in colour after Warwick Goble (1908)
Gasquet, Francis Aidan, 1846-1929 · New York ; Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 70
Winchcombe, created bishop ofWorcester in i 380, and Thomas Skeffington, Bishop ofBangor in 1505, who built the tower of the cathedral. Besides the daughter-houses already named, Beaulieuestablished two cells, one in Cornwall, at a place calledLlanachebran or St Keveran, where there had been ahouse… … Beaiilieu be founded there; but the next year, 1204,.on theestablishment of Beaulieu in Hampshire, it was agreedthat the donation should be transferred to this house,and a few monks of Beaulieu were established hereunder the ordinary conditions which regulated thegovernment of the cells of any…
Abbeys
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