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Alien priories were
religious establishments in England, such as
monasteries and convents,
which were
under the
control of
another religious house outside...
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other alien priories it was
eventually given its
independence from Bec in 1409 by the quasi-naturalisation
process known as denization. The
priory was finally...
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Marjorie M. Morgan, The
Suppression of the
Alien Priories, in
History NS 26, 103 (1941) 204, 208
Alien houses:
Priory of Blakenham, in
William Page(ed.), A...
- were at war,
lands belonging to the
alien priory of
Saint Mary of Lire, at Evreux, in Normandy. When
Wareham Priory was lost, soon
after Henry's accession...
- Winchester,
secured both
papal and
royal authority to
acquire the
lands of
alien priories for his colleges, and in the
following year he
obtained from Richard...
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different site by
Nigel de Mundeville, Lord of Folkestone. This was an
alien priory, a cell
belonging to the
Abbey of
Lonley or
Lolley in Normandy, dedicated...
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Abbey in Ghent. The
priory, a
dependency of St. Peter's
Abbey and thus an
alien priory, was
founded in the same year. The
priory was
dissolved and its...
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granted the
monastery to the
Abbey of St
Denis in France,
making it an
alien priory.
According to the
chronicler Matthew Paris (circa 1200–1259), in 1250...
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Longville Priory was an
alien priory in
Newton Longville, Buckinghamshire, England. It was
established in the 1150s and was
dissolved in 1441. The
priory of...
- St Peter. It was a
dependent priory of the
abbey of St
Florent in Saumur, France, and was thus
considered an
alien priory. The
house was ****ociated with...
