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Biara Crowland
Biara Crowland
	Biara Crowland
	Wikipedia \| Kode sumber \| Tata penggunaan Koordinat: 52°40′35″N 0°9′55″W / 52.67639°N 0.16528°W
Denominasi	Gereja Inggris
Situs web	crowlandabbey.org.uk
Sejarah
Dedikasi	Maria, Bartolomeus dan Guthlac,
Administrasi
Paroki	Crowland
Dekenat	Elloe West
Keuskupan	Lincoln
Provinsi	Canterbury
Klerus
Vikaris	Charles Brown
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Biara Crowland (juga dieja Biara Croyland, bahasa Latin: Croilandia) adalah sebuah gereja paroki di Inggris, sebelumnya merupakan biara Benediktin, di Crowland wilayah Lincolnshire. Bangunan ini adalah bangunan terdaftar Grade I.^[1] Seorang biarawan bernama Guthlac datang ke sebuah pulau di Fens untuk menjalani kehidupan seorang eremit, dan dia tinggal di Crowland antara tahun 699 dan 714. Waltheof dari Northumbria dan Santo Ælfthryth dari Crowland dimakamkan di biara tersebut. Halaman gereja berisi makam perang seorang penerbang dari Perang Dunia II.^[2]

Crowland dalam fiksi

Potter, Jeremy. A Trail of Blood. (New York: McCall, 1970.)

Referensi

^ Historic England. "Crowland Abbey (352270)". Research records (formerly PastScape).
^ CWGC Casualty Record.

Bacaan selanjutnya

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Alexander, Jenny, "St Guthlac and Company: Saints, Apostles and Benefactors on the West Front of Croyland Abbey Church", in Sue Powell (ed.), Saints and their Cults in the Middle Ages, Proceedings of the Harlaxton Medieval Symposium, no. 32 (Donington: Shaun Tyas, 2017), pp. 249–264.
Alexander, Jenny, "Crowland Abbey Church and St Guthlac", in Alan Thacker and Jane Roberts (eds.), Guthlac, Crowland's Saint (Donington: Paul Watkins, 2020), pp. 298–315.
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Chisholm, Michael, "The Medieval Network of Navigable Fenland Waterways I: Crowland", Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, vol. 99 (2010), pp. 125–138.
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Mengler, Judith, "The Presentation of Deviant Behaviour in the Crowland Chronicle Continuations", in Jörg Rogge (ed.), Recounting Deviance: Forms and Practices of Presenting Divergent Behaviour in the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Period, Mainz Historical Cultural Sciences, no. 34 (Bielefeld: Transcript), pp. 57–76.
Moore, Edward, Croyland: The Abbey, Bridge and Saint Guthlac (Spalding: R. Appleby, 1884)
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Page, Frances M., "'Bidentes Hoylandie': A Medieval Sheep Farm", Economic History, vol. 1 (1929), pp. 603–613.
Page, Frances M., The Estates of Crowland Abbey: A Study in Manorial Organisation (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1934).
Page, Frances M., "Introduction", in Frances M. Page (ed.), Wellingborough Manorial Accounts A.D. 1258–1323, Publications of the Northamptonshire Record Society, no. 8 (Northampton: Northamptonshire Record Society, 1936).
Perry, G. G., Croyland Abbey: An Historical Sketch (London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1887).
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Raban, Sandra, The Estates of Thorney and Crowland: A Study in Medieval Monastic Land Tenure, Occasional Paper, no. 7 (Cambridge: Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge, 1977).
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Roffe, David, "The Lincolnshire Hundred", Landscape History, vol. 3, no. 1 (1981), pp. 27–36. doi: 10.1080/01433768.1981.10594352
Roffe, David, "On Middan Gyrwan Fenne: Intercommoning Around the Island of Crowland", Fenland Research, vol. 8 (1993), pp. 80–86.
Roffe, David, "The Historia Croylandensis: A Plea for Reassessment", The English Historical Review, vol. 110, no. 435 (1995), pp. 93–108. doi: 10.1093/ehr/CX.435.93
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Stoker, David, "The Early Church in Lincolnshire: A Study of Sites and Their Significance", in Alan G. Vince (ed.), Pre-Viking Lindsey, Lincoln Archaeological Studies, no. 1 (Lincoln: City of Lincoln Archaeology Unit, 1993), pp. 101–122.
Wretts-Smith, Mildred, "The Organization of Farming at Croyland Abbey, 1257–1321", Journal of Economic and Business History, vol. 4, no. 1 (1932), pp. 168–192.

Pranala luar

Croyland Abbey Official Website Diarsipkan 2016-03-03 di Wayback Machine.
Visitor's Guide to Croyland Abbey by Rev.d Stanley Swift Diarsipkan 2015-09-24 di Wayback Machine.
Crowland (Croyland) Abbey video retrieved 18 December 2010
Pboro Attractions^{[pranala nonaktif permanen]}

52°40′35″N 00°09′55″W / 52.67639°N 0.16528°W / 52.67639; -0.16528 (Crowland Abbey)

[1] Historic England. "Crowland Abbey (352270)". Research records (formerly PastScape).

[cwgc-2] CWGC Casualty Record.

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