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Pages from the cartulary of Osney Abbey, c1275 (1886)
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Pages from the cartulary of Osney Abbey, c1275 (1886)
Pages from the cartulary of Osney Abbey, c1275 (1886). Osney Abbey was an Augustinian monastery founded Osney, Oxfordshire, in 1129. It briefly served as the seat of the Bishop of Oxford after dissolution in 1539, but fell into ruin after the see was transferred to Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, in 1546. In the archives of the dean and chapter of Christ Church Oxford. A print from Guildhall of the City of London: Its History and Associations, Corporation of the City of London, 1886
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Abbey Document Handwritten Page Print Collector12 Calligraphy Cartulary Thirteenth Century
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This print takes us back in time to the 13th century, offering a glimpse into the rich history of Osney Abbey. The image showcases delicate pages from the cartulary of this Augustinian monastery, which was established in Osney, Oxfordshire, in 1129. Once an influential religious institution, it later became the seat of the Bishop of Oxford before falling into ruin after its dissolution in 1539. The intricate calligraphy and vibrant colors on display highlight the meticulous craftsmanship that went into creating these medieval manuscripts. Each page is a testament to both religious devotion and artistic skill, providing valuable insights into England's cultural heritage during this period. Preserved within the archives of Christ Church Oxford's dean and chapter, these documents serve as a tangible link to our past. They remind us of the importance placed on recording and preserving knowledge within religious institutions throughout history. As we admire this print from Guildhall's publication on London's history and associations dating back to 1886, we are transported to a bygone era filled with faith, learning, and reverence for tradition. It serves as a reminder that even though centuries have passed since their creation, these pages continue to captivate us with their beauty and offer glimpses into an extraordinary time in British history.
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