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Hulne, Carmelite priory

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Carmelite priory in Denwick, near Alnwick, Northumberland), founded c.1242 by William II de Vescy.


See also: Robert of Poppleton
Robert of Poppleton
(fl. 14th century)
Carmelite friar, who had been a brother of the priory at York and later became prior of the Carmelite friary at Hulne, near Alnwick (Northumberland). He oversaw and probably contributed to the compilation of BNF lat. 4126, the so-called Poppleton manuscript.

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Stringer, Keith J., “Nobility and identity in medieval Britain and Ireland: The de Vescy family, c. 1120–1314”, in: Brendan Smith (ed.), Britain and Ireland 900–1300: Insular responses to medieval European change, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. 199–239.
Raine, James, Catalogi veteres librorum Ecclesiae Cathedralis Dunelm: catalogues of the library of Durham Cathedral, at various periods, from the conquest to the dissolution, including catalogues of the library of the abbey of Hulne, and of the mss, Surtees Society, 7, London: J.B. Nichols and Son, 1838.
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