Difference between revisions of "Christpatrick's"
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| − | * '''Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin:''' founded by Archbishop Donatus (I: Dunán) → cf. Donatus, the Roman grammarian → grammarians mentioned in the same line | + | * '''Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin:''' founded by Archbishop Donatus (I: Dunán) → cf. Donatus, the Roman grammarian alluded to above in [[Arssia Manor]] → grammarians mentioned in the same line |
* '''St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin:''' founded in 1191 by John Comyn Archbishop of Dublin; as part of the constitution in 1220 provision was made for the positions of dean, precentor, chancellor and treasurer, with the precentor having overall responsibility for the musical aspect of the worship → precentors mentioned in the preceding line | * '''St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin:''' founded in 1191 by John Comyn Archbishop of Dublin; as part of the constitution in 1220 provision was made for the positions of dean, precentor, chancellor and treasurer, with the precentor having overall responsibility for the musical aspect of the worship → precentors mentioned in the preceding line | ||
Latest revision as of 11:30, 27 November 2010
- Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin: founded by Archbishop Donatus (I: Dunán) → cf. Donatus, the Roman grammarian alluded to above in Arssia Manor → grammarians mentioned in the same line
- St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin: founded in 1191 by John Comyn Archbishop of Dublin; as part of the constitution in 1220 provision was made for the positions of dean, precentor, chancellor and treasurer, with the precentor having overall responsibility for the musical aspect of the worship → precentors mentioned in the preceding line
