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The greater abbeys of England (1908)

Gasquet, Francis Aidan, 1846-1929 · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 25

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ide thewalls in order that it might form the burial place forkings and prelates, since by Saxon and British as well asby Roman law burial within the city walls was pro-hibited. In this case the dedication to the boy St. Pan-cras was probably suggested by the memory of the Saxonyouths of the Roman… … S(>^* . MWJI?^. ■...W-...v^...-i4«»:U ••^w^mm-T-ut^Msni^f*^ ■ ntT^i». .-TKi * ^ ■■ *»?jir <« «^ ■■ ■■-»»-*^wwm GATEWAY, ST. AUGUSTINE S ABBEY, CANTERBURY ST. AUGUSTINES, CANTERBURY Abbey was chosen as the place of burial for kings, pre-lates and others. It was on the road to Rutupiae, theport…

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