-
whose history is obscure.
Crutched Friars or
Fratres Cruciferi (cross-bearing
friars) or
Crossed Friars,
Crouched Friars or Croziers,
named after the staff...
- The
Crutched Friars (also
Crossed or
Crouched Friars, cross-bearing brethren) were a
Roman Catholic religious order in
England and Ireland.
Their name...
-
Donnington Friary was a
friary of
crouched friars at
Donnington in the
English county of Berkshire. At the time of
suppression the
establishment was recorded...
- town. A
fourth monastic institution was the
Crossed (also
spelt Crouched)
Friars on
Crouch Street, an
Augustinian order separate from
those at St Botolph's...
-
Joseph II, Holy
Roman Emperor. The
first Friars of the
Cross or the
Crutched Friars (also
crossed or
crouched friars)
arrived to
England sometime between...
- the
Brethren of the
Cross (colloquially
known as the
Crutched Friars or
Crouched Friars due to the crutch-like
staffs which they carried) at an early...
- to her
mortal kindred. Or she may be seen at
night as a
shrouded woman,
crouched beneath the trees,
lamenting with a
veiled face; or
flying past in the...
- 44
Crouch Street was
being demolished. "Colchester
Friary of
Crutched Friars".
Heritage Gateway.
Retrieved 9 June 2024. "Friaries:
Crossed friars of Colchester"...
- Press. ISBN 9780415143660.
British History Online — Friaries: The
crouched friars of Donnington —
Victoria County History: A
History of the
County of...
- house; the
Bloody Baron, who is the
ghost of
Slytherin house; the
jovial Fat
Friar, who is the
ghost of
Hufflepuff house; and the Grey Lady, who in life was...
