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Abbaye de la Sainte-Trinité de Tiron,
established in 1109) in the
woods of
Thiron-Gardais (sometimes Tiron) in Perche, some 35
miles west of
Chartres in France)...
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Thiron-Gardais (French pronunciation: [tiʁɔ̃ ɡaʁdɛ],
before 1987:
Thiron) is a
commune in the Eure-et-Loir
department in
northern France. The
Tiron Abbey...
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Bernard of
Thiron, also
known as
Bernard of
Ponthieu and
Bernard of Abbeville, was the
founder of the
Tiron Abbey and the
Tironensian Order. Born near...
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Great St
Bernard P****, and
namesake of the
famous dog
breed Bernard of
Thiron (1046–1117),
Catholic saint,
French founder of the
Tironensian Order Bernardo...
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Tiron may
refer to:
Tiron (chemical), a
chemical compound Thiron-Gardais, also
called Tiron, a
commune in
northern France This
disambiguation page lists...
- in the town of Bellême have been part of Le Mans diocese. The
Commune of
Thiron-Gardais was
occupied by the
mother abbey of the
Tironensian Order of monks...
- (1046 - 1117),
founder of the
monastic order of
Tiron and of the
abbey of
Thiron-Gardais John of
Salisbury (1115 - 1180),
student of Abélard and of Fulbert...
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sanctions against him.
Around 1114, Ivo
granted to
Bernard of
Abbeville land in
Thiron-Gardais,
where Bernard established the
monastery that
would become the Abbey...
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Afridun I ("the Martyr"),
ruler (shah) of
Shirvan (d. 1120)
Bernard of
Thiron,
founder of the
Tironensian Order (d. 1117) Ingegerd,
queen of
Denmark and...
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Turkey 2005
Galerie Zannettacci, Geneva,
Switzerland 2007
Galerie Potnia Thiron, L'éternel Retour, Athens,
Greece 2007
Galerie Schneider, Munich, Germany...
