Significats de first abbot en anglès

He went to see the venerable St. Enda, the first abbot of Arran, for counsel.

He became in 1005 the first abbot of Eynsham or Ensham, near Oxford, another foundation of AEthelmaer's.

He was, according to Gunton the first abbot of this monastery who was dignified with a mitre.

DISCIPLE of St. Gregory the Great, and first abbot of St. Austin's, in Canterbury, then called St. Peter's.

Then the legend of Saint-Droctoveus was particularly significant; being the legend of the first abbot of my dear Abbey.

The first abbot of Clairvaux.

Nearly a hundred years later, in Edgar's reign, the cathedral itself became a monastery, with Bishop Athelwold as first abbot.

He was sent to be the first abbot at the Abbey of St. Andrew of Vercelli, which was founded about the year 1220.

Saxulf, who had superintended the building of the abbey, was the first abbot whose name is mentioned in the monkish chronicles as its ruler.

Although the first Abbot was appointed in 1076, William the Conqueror did not live to see the Abbey finished.

See his life in Bede's history of the first abbots of Weremouth, published by Sir James Ware, at Dublin, in 1664.

It was founded under the auspices of Saint Bernard, the first Abbot of Clairvaux, the celebrated preacher in favour of the Crusades.

The ancient tomb at the west door is that of Gilbert, first Abbot after the status of the Priory was raised (1510).

The first Abbot Aelfric was famous for his learning, and his Homilies in Latin and English are of much value to students of Anglo-Saxon.

BARONIUS thinks that his monastery of Saint Andrew's followed the rule of St. Equitius, because its first abbots were drawn out of his province, Valeria.