Visitations of churches belonging to St. Paul's Cathedral, 1249-1252.

Additional title: Visitations of churches in the patronage of St. Paul's Cathedral.

Visitations of churches belonging to St. Paul's cathedral in 1297 and in 1458.

Mode of access: Internet.

Entrata solenne in Milano dell'ill.mo e reu.mo monsignore conte Alfonso Litta arciuescouo : seguita a 17. nouembre 1652, con gli apparati di essa /

Signatures: pi⁴ A-B⁸ C⁶.

The register of Ralph of Shrewsbury, bishop of Bath and Wells, 1329-1363.

Mode of access: Internet.

Journal of the visitation of the diocese of Nova Scotia, in New Brunswick, in the autumn of 1840, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia microform : communicated to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts.

Reproduction of original in: Acadia University. Library.

The Episcopal register of Robert Rede, ordinis predicatorum, lord bishop of Chichester, 1397-1415.

Mode of access: Internet.

West Sussex protestation returns 1641-2.

Mode of access: Internet.

Die Registraturen der Kirchenvisitationen im ehemals sächsischen Kurkreise.

1. Allgemeiner Teil.--2. Die Ephorien Wittenberg, Kemberg und Zahna.--2. Pt. 2. Die Ephorie Bitterfeld.--2. Pt. 3. Die Ephorien Prettin und Herzberg.--2. Pt. 5. Die Ephorien Liebenwerda und Elsterwerda.--2. Pt. 6. Die Ephorien Schlieben und Gommern.

The register of Edmund Stafford, (A. D. 1395-1419); an index and abstract of its contents,

Mode of access: Internet.

Die Kirchenvisitationen des Bisthums Halberstadt in den Jahren 1564 und 1589, nebst einer Einleitung enthaltend die Geschichte der Einführung der Reformation in Halberstädtischen / hrsg. von der Historischen Commission der Provinz Sachsen ; nach den Quellen bearb. von Gustav Nebe.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Registrum epistolarum fratris Johannis Peckham, archiepiscopi cantuariensis.

Mode of access: Internet.

Vetus registrum sarisberiense alias dictum Registrum S. Osmundi episcopi. The register of S. Osmund,

Text of "S. Osmundi consuetudinarium", Latin and English on opposite pages.

The hundred of Launditch and deanery of Brisley : in the county of Norfolk : evidences and topographical notes from public records, heralds' visitations, wills, court rolls, old charters, parish registers, town books, and other private sources : digested and arranged as materials for parochial, manorial, and family history /

--pt. 1. Tenants in chief. Mesne tenants and sub-tenants.--pt. 2. Parochial and ecclesiastical history.--pt. 3. Corrections and continuations of and additions to Blomefield's history ... to the present time.

Betha Cholmáin maic Luacháin: an ecclesiastical microcosm of the twelfth-century Irish midlands

Betha Cholmáin maic Luacháin (BCh) is a key source of information about a small ecclesiastical community of the Irish midlands in the medieval period. BCh is one of the longest medieval Irish hagiographic texts. A sole copy exists. Scholarly concern with manuscript Rennes 598, and the Life of Colmán therein, diminished following the 1911 edition of BCh. The most attention paid to BCh in the following decades focused largely on its onomastic information. The necessary detailed study of the text has not been undertaken. The present work is an initial view of significant areas of interaction between the church of Lann and its ecclesiastical, social and political milieu. While social and cultural aspects of the text may constitute the focus of this study, linguistic data is also investigated, complementary to evidence regarding its social and political testimony. In this way, light is cast on a complex ecclesiastical microcosm in the twelfth-century Irish midlands. In keeping with recent methodological work in the field a variety of tools are used to aid investigation, and to show the Life within its genre and wider context. An interdisciplinary approach will bring together strands of literary, cultural, archaeological, onomastic, historical, geographical, genealogical and hagiographical information, with reference to linguistic evidence where appropriate. This thesis seeks to suggest a template for studies undertaken on smaller church communities, and is set out in two main sections. The first section investigates the figure of the saint, his life, church, the manuscript source and the combination of prose and verse in the text. The second section examines the testimony of the Life regarding the ecclesiastical and secular concerns of the community of Lann, and how these concerns are represented. Evidence regarding the members of this community and their interaction with the church and the wider world is also discussed.