- The
Gilbertine Order of
Canons Regular was
founded around 1130 by
Saint Gilbert in Sempringham, Lincolnshire,
where Gilbert was the
parish priest. It was...
- try to
piece together clues along with Bink's
parents and his nanny,
Gilbertine. Meanwhile, Bink, now
outside on the
ground and
crawling about, finds...
-
Gilbert of
Sempringham (c. 1085 – 4
February 1189) the
founder of the
Gilbertine Order, was the only
Medieval Englishman to
found a
conventual order, mainly...
-
Gilbert is the only
English Saint to have
founded a
monastic order, the
Gilbertines. In 1921 the
parish had a po****tion of 112. On 1
April 1931 the parish...
-
Church of England.
Holgate was a
canon of the
Gilbertine Order, and was
probably educated at the
Gilbertine house (St Edmund's Priory) at Cambridge. He...
- (or
Robert de Brunne; c. 1275 – c. 1338) was an
English chronicler and
Gilbertine canon.
Mannyng provides a
surprising amount of
information about himself...
- 2009.
Leslie 1888, p. 205
Smith 1998. Page, W. (ed.). "Houses of the
Gilbertine order: The
priory of Sixhills, A
History of the
County of Lincoln". pp...
-
Byzantines Florence →
Florentines (also
Latin "Florentia")
Gilbert Islands →
Gilbertines (as by
Robert Louis Stevenson, but
Gilbertese was more usual) The Levant...
- his
Gilbertine order, who sent nuns and
brothers from
Sempringham to
inhabit the new
buildings of what was to be a
double monastery. The
Gilbertines also...
- (1869 and 1875). The
village was the site of a
former nunnery of the
Gilbertine Order,
founded in the 12th century. At the
behest of
Edward I, Gwladys...
