Rievaulx abbey was one of the most prominent houses of white monks (Cistercians) in England, and became in the course of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries an important feature of the ecclesiastical and social landscape of Yorkshire. The present work is the first in-depth study devoted to Rievaulx's social history. The abbey's once extensive archives were largely destroyed after the Dissolution, but the surviving late-twelfth-century cartulary provides a fascinating insight into the process of creating institutional memory, preserving and shaping information about various neighbours of the abbey, and creating a 'map' of social networks that developed around Rievaulx. The complex picture of building and sustaining connections between the abbey and its lay patrons, benefactors and neighbours forms a core to this book. This study also examines how Rievaulx  co-existed with other religious institutions in the area, and particularly the practical dimension of friendships between abbots, declarations of mutual support between monastic communities, and how these were reconciled with a fierce competition for land and donations. Contacts between Rievaulx abbey and the nearby archbishops of York and bishops of Durham were intense and these contacts demonstrate how important these prelates were as potential supporters, and how broader ecclesiastical issues influenced their relationships with Rievaulx. Whilst exploring the case of one particular monastery this book is an important contribution to the current debate on the shaping of Cistercian practice, and particularly the mechanisms for the interaction between laity and monastic communities, during the High Middle Ages

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Jamroziak, Emilia

Jamroziak, Emily

Brepols Publishers

Belgium - French speaking, Belgium

Turnhout, 2004

February 2005

PS, 2005

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Acknowledgements vii
List of Maps and Tables ix
List of Abbreviations xi
Introduction 1
Sources 6
Key Debates, Questions, and Approaches 9
Chapter 1: The Rievaulx Cartulary: The Patron, Locality, and Collective Memory 19
Rievaulx Abbey and its Patron: Foundation and its Memory 28
Building Relationships: Family and Locality 41
Chapter 2: Good Neighbours: Benefactors and Supporters 57
Aristocratic Families and Rievaulx Abbey 62
Knightly Families and Rievaulx Abbey 93
Chapter 3: Bad Neighbours: Disputes and Conflict Resolution 111
Conflicts and their Mechanisms 111
The 'Bad' Patron 123
Chapter 4: Rievaulx Abbey and the Monastic World 131
Close Neighbours 140
Houses Sharing the Same Founder 146
Other Cistercian Houses 149
Augustinian Houses 152
Contacts with the Order of Sempringham 157
Chapter 5: Rievaulx Abbey and the Ecclesiastical World 165
The Archbishops of York and Rievaulx Abbey 170
The Bishops of Durham and Rievaulx Abbey 184
Archdeacons, Chapters, Deans, and Canons and their Connections with Rievaulx Abbey 191
Chapter 6: Friendship and Commemoration 203
Conclusion 219
Bibliography 225
Index 241

The Rievaulx Cartulary: The Patron, Locality, And Collective Memory. Rievaulx Abbey And Its Patron: Foundation And Its Memory. Building Relationships : Family And Locality -- Good Neighbours: Benefactors And Supporters. Aristocratic Families And Rievaulx Abbey. Knightly Families And Rievaulx Abbey -- Bad Neighbours: Disputes And Conflict Resolution. Conflicts And Their Mechanisms. The 'bad' Patron -- Rievaulx Abbey And The Monastic World. Close Neighbours. Houses Sharing The Same Founder. Other Cistercian Houses. Augustinian Houses. Contacts With The Order Of Sempringham -- Rievaulx Abbey And The Ecclesiastical World. The Archbishops Of York And Rievaulx Abbey. The Bishops Of Durham And Rievaulx Abbey. Archdeacons, Chapters, Deans, And Canons And Their Connections With Rievaulx Abbey -- Friendship And Commemoration. Emilia Jamroziak. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [225]-240) And Index.

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