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Title: An historical account of the Episcopal see, and cathedral church, of Sarum, or Salisbury : comprising biographical notices of the bishops : the history of the establishment, from the earliest period : and a description of the monuments : illustrated with engravings
Year: 1814 (1810s)
Authors: Dodsworth, William, active 1792-1814
Subjects: Salisbury Cathedral Cathedrals Bishops
Publisher: Salisbury : Printed by Brodie and Dowding, for the Author : Sold also by Brodie and Dowding, and by Cadell and Davies, Murray, and Wilkie
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Getty Research Institute

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* *, and two silver candlesticks,of the weight of * * *, which were bequeathed by the will of the noblelady, Gundria de Warren, to the church of Sarum. Moreover, he gave,from his own property, to the clerks who were to officiate at that mass,thirty marks of silver, yearly, until he had settled as much in certain rents;and ten marks, yearly, to maintain lamps round the altar. He then dedi-cated another altar, in the north part of the church, in honour of SaintPeter, the prince of the Apostles; and a third, in the south part, in honourof Saint Stephen, the proto-martyr, and the rest of the Martyrs. On this occasion were present, Henry, archbishop of Dublin, andStephen, lord archbishop of Canterbury. After some hours spent in prayerin the new church, they went down, with many nobles, to the house of the f From the entries of admission in the Registers, there is reason to conclude that the abbots of Sherbornewere canons of this cathedral in virtue of their office. f Blank in the original.
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