Significats de abbacy en anglès

This year died Abbot Edwin, and Abbot Wulfgar succeeded to the abbacy.

The king also gave the abbacy of Abingdon to Bishop Rodulph his cousin.

Falling into disgrace at court, he was banished to the abbacy of Bonport.

The abbacy falling vacant, he was raised against his will to that dignity.

In the same year died Wulfgar, Abbot of Abingdon; and Ethelsy took to the abbacy.

Robert Ramsey succeeded to the abbacy in 1346, but of him nothing particular is recorded.

The church was completed and consecrated under the abbacy of Ralph de Lamley, in 1233.

And the king gave the abbacy of Westminster to Abbot Vitalis, who had been Abbot of Bernay.

He was succeeded in the abbacy of Condate by Minaucius, who, in 480, chose St. Eugendus his coadjutor.

Peter and Paul, near that city, which abbacy he resigned to St. Adrian upon his arrival in England.

This Mochuda assented to and Fuadhran governed the monastic city for twenty years as Ciaran's successor in the abbacy.

The Abbot told us that Mitrofan Ban, the Archbishop, had written them during his lengthy abbacy many years ago.

And the king gave him the abbacy; and he proceeded soon afterwards to Peterborough; where he remained with the abbot, ere he came home.

During his abbacy, the church which was then situate in St. John's close, in Boongate, was taken down, and re-erected on its present site.

To these two men (both of whom refused the abbacy of Waltham) Harold committed the charge of selecting the new brotherhood established there.

Soon after this gave the king the abbacy to a monk of Sieyes, whose name was John, through the intreaty of the Archbishop of Canterbury.