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Alcher of
Clairvaux was a twelfth-century
Cistercian monk of
Clairvaux Abbey. He was once
thought to be the
author of two works, now
attributed by many...
- (Sports) is used to
decide the
winning hostel. Alcheringa, po****rly
known as "
Alcher", is the
annual cultural extravaganza of the IIT Guwahati. It
started in...
- well as his
Letter to
Alcher on the Soul,
constitute his real
theological contribution. The
Letter (1962) was
addressed to
Alcher of Clairvaux, and combined...
- Conches, in the work of Hugh of
Saint Victor, in
Isaac of Stella's
Letters to
Alcher on the Soul and in
Peter Abelard's Hexaemeron. He
introduced algebra to...
- that
prior to the
Norman conquest of England, "Molecote", had been held by
Alcher, and that in 1086 it was held by Godebold. The
value of its 11
acres had...
- Alcheringa, also
known as "
Alcher", is the
annual cultural festival of
Indian Institute of
Technology (IIT), Guwahati. The
festival was
started in 1996...
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Carmelite friary in
Newenden in the
Weald of Kent, England. Sir
Thomas Alcher or
Aucher founded the
third Carmelite friary in
England northeast of Newenden...
- (Oswestry) Albrighton, also
known as Monks'
Albrighton Probably given by
Alcher who held it from
Reginald or
Rainald at Domesday, but
later confirmed by...
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Continental Divide and the
boundary of
British Columbia and Alberta,
Canada Alcher of Clairvaux, atwelfth-century monk of
Clairvaux Geoffrey of Clairvaux,...
- (French: Jean-Joseph
Christophe de Bazelaire)
April 11, 1794 : Étienne
Alcher The 1st
battalion of the 61st Line
Infantry Regiment parti****ted in the...
