The American Historical Review · 1997 · 49 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesMedieval StudiesReligious StudiesMedieval HistoryMedieval LiteratureMedieval TheologyCanon FormationMedieval Charter StudiesMedieval Church HistoryMedieval EnglandMedieval Social StructureMiddle AgesCathedral ArchitectureChurch PatronageEcclesiastical ChartersEcclesiastical PoliticsMedieval Religious HistoryMedieval Secular NarrativeParish ChurchesTextual Canons
The secular cathedrals of later medieval England the scramble for preferment - acquiring a canonry canons' originals - geographical, social and educational canons' careers to the praise, honour and glory of Almighty - canons' residence at their cathedrals canons' houses, households and hospitality the interests and activities of residentiary canons 1 - religious interests, 2 - intellectual and cultural interests a brotherhood of canons serving God - life in the close.