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Herluin of Bec

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to one of his fields, in about 1041. With several companions, he laid the foundation of a monastery at Bonneville, or Burneville, where, in 1034/1035, the Duke granted land to the abbey. Herluin built the cloister and the monastic buildings and adopted the
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Bonneville, however, was difficult to access and lacked water. Herluin and the brothers resolved to leave, and in about 1039 settled about two miles away, by the banks of the Bec, from which
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and began to look on the profession of arms with disgust. One day in 1034, amid a frightful melée where he had little hope of survival, he vowed to "drop the sword" and become a monk.
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Gilbert of Brionne was a generous benefactor to Bec Abbey. The monastery experienced significant growth and founded a second church at
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Herluin died on 26 August 1078; at his side was Roger, abbot of Lessay. His funeral was presided over by Gilbert Fitz Osbern,
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West side of the Tour Saint-Nicolas, between the ancient pottery to its left and the monks' residential building to its right
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The remains of Herluin can be seen in the abbey church, with some of his documents. He is considered
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gave more than one mark of esteem. Later, he was poorly paid for his services by
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is 26 August. He is often referred to as Saint Herluin but was not canonised.
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Normannia monastica (Xe-XIIe siècle): II-Prosopography des abbés bénédictins
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were Herluin's students. Other students of Herluin at Bec included
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This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the
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Vol. 2. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1907. 10 April 2019
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Kent, William. "Abbey of Bec." The Catholic Encyclopedia
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Véronique Gazeau (préf. David Bates et Michel Parisse),
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Les noms des communes et anciennes paroisses de l'Eure
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Index

"Herlwin Building His First Church", from E.M. Wilmot-Buxton's Anselm, (1915)

knight
Gilbert of Brionne
Benedictine
Abbey of Our Lady of Bec
Normandy
Bonneville-Aptot
Mabillon
Norman
Gilbert Crispin
Viking
Rollo
counts of Flanders
Duke Robert
Gislbert
hermit
Rule of St. Benedict
Bishop of Lisieux

Mary
Jesus
the abbey
Le Bec-Hellouin
William the Conqueror
Lanfranc
Saint Anselm
archbishops of Canterbury
Pope Alexander II
Theobald of Bec

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