- India). The
Italian Order of the
Crociferi (Ordo Cruciferorum;
Fratres Cruciferi) was
established between 1160 and 1170 by Pope
Alexander III. It became...
-
referred to the site in
Latin as in loco
conflictus nostri, quem ****
Cruciferis de
Prusia habuimus,
dicto Grunenvelt. Later,
Polish chroniclers interpreted...
- or Bones-homes,
whose history is obscure.
Crutched Friars or
Fratres Cruciferi (cross-bearing friars) or
Crossed Friars,
Crouched Friars or Croziers...
-
battlefield at Grunenvelt,
literally in loco
conflictus nostri, quem ****
Cruciferis de
Prusia habuimus,
dicto Grunenvelt. - Sven
Ekdahl "Ekdahl.de". Archived...
-
given as
Crutched Friars (possibly
Flemish branch, or
earlier Fratres Cruciferi 'Augustinian Hospitallers')
dissolved 1535;
granted to
William Lord Howard...
- John the
Baptist without the New Gate, Dublin); of the
Order of
Fratres Cruciferi; additions. Oxford,
Bodleian Library Rawlinson B.499 1526 Transcripts...
-
creation of the m****cript
Cronica conflictus Wladislai regis Poloniae ****
cruciferis, Anno
Christi 1410, and
promulgated the
Statutes of Trąba in 1420. The...
-
Surviving east
gable of the
Priory and
Hospital of St. John the
Baptist at
Tyone of the
Fratres Cruciferi...
- 983370°W / 52.990678; -6.983370 (Athy Priory) Athy
Priory Hospital Fratres Cruciferi founded after 1199 (1253?) by
Richard de St Michael, Lord of
Rhebane (during...
-
Cross Banderium alterum comendarie et
castri Gdansk, quod ex
fratribus cruciferis et
mercenariis militibus ducebat vicecomendator Gdanensis, in quo erant...
