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2031:Weedon Beck
1996:Tywardreath
1901:St Dogmells
1841:Monks Kirby
1806:Llangennith
1801:Livers Ocle
1686:Ecclesfield
1626:Carisbrooke
1606:Brimpsfield
1506:Wallingford
1346:King's Mead
1311:Holy Island
1246:Earls Colne
1094:Westminster
954:Glastonbury
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256:Augustinian
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1981:Toft Monks
1711:Folkestone
1431:Penwortham
1386:Littlemore
1366:Leominster
1351:Kings Lynn
1271:Felixstowe
1156:Alkborough
1104:Winchcombe
1074:Tewkesbury
1059:Shrewsbury
974:Malmesbury
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959:Gloucester
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844:Birkenhead
799:Abbotsbury
442:References
375:, and the
244:Cormeilles
1941:Stogursey
1936:Steventon
1781:Lancaster
1726:Grovebury
1721:Goldcliff
1696:Ellingham
1676:Deerhurst
1521:Wymondham
1501:Tynemouth
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1221:Cranborne
1206:Bromfield
1142:Dependent
1119:Worcester
1084:Upholland
1069:Tavistock
1064:Snelshall
1054:Sherborne
1034:St Albans
1029:Rochester
994:Molycourt
989:Muchelney
949:Faversham
470:, pp.3–12
358:transepts
347:sandstone
300:Southwark
280:Port Wall
267:mediaeval
232:River Wye
2112:Chepstow
2056:Winghale
2046:Wilsford
1971:Tickford
1966:Throwley
1956:Swavesey
1921:Spalding
1911:St Neots
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1876:Pembroke
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389:acrostic
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248:Normandy
220:Striguil
162:Chepstow
146:Vicar(s)
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1991:Tutbury
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1019:Reading
939:Eynsham
934:Evesham
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