Lanfranc (10271 bytes)
1: '''Lanfranc''' (d. [[1089]]), [[archbishop of Canterbury]], w...
3: ...of Roman law. Though designed for a public career Lanfranc had the tastes of a student. After his father's d...
5: ...f [[Pope Alexander II|Alexander II]]. In this way Lanfranc set the seal of intellectual activity on the refo...
7: ... is the most important of the works attributed to Lanfranc; which, considering his reputation, are slight an...
9: ...st of his scholastic and controversial activities Lanfranc became a political force. While merely a prior of...

Ivo of Chartres (820 bytes)
3: ...ld have met [[Anselm of Canterbury|Anselm]] (like Lanfranc a future archbishop of Canterbury).

Herfast (929 bytes)
1: ...ught forward, the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]] ([[Lanfranc]]) ruled against Herfast. He died in 1084.

1070 (1229 bytes)
13: *[[Lanfranc]], an [[Italy|Italian]] [[lawyer]], becomes [[Wil...

Anselm of Canterbury (5545 bytes)
4: ...9]] he was drawn to [[Normandy]] by the fame of [[Lanfranc]], who was then [[prior]] of the [[Benedictine]] ...
6: Three years later, in [[1063]], when Lanfranc was made the abbot of [[Caen]], Anselm was electe...
8: ...eed Lafranc as [[Archbishop of Canterbury]]. When Lanfranc died in [[1089]], the king, [[William II]] chose ...
43: '''[[Lanfranc]]'''</td>

Roscellinus (1850 bytes)
1: ...o have claimed for it at first the authority of [[Lanfranc]] and Anselm. In [[1092]], however, a council con...

William of St. Carilef (1787 bytes)
5: ...d occurred since the [[7th century]]. Rufus and [[Lanfranc]] did not venture to dispute the right of appeal,...

Stigand (2564 bytes)
23: '''[[Lanfranc]]'''</td>

Alphege (2071 bytes)
14: ...rvives) and in verse were written by command of [[Lanfranc]] by the Canterbury monk [[Osborn]] (d. c. [[1090...

Berengar of Tours (9094 bytes)
17: ...of [[Bec]], in which he expressed his regret that Lanfranc adhered to the eucharistic teaching of Paschasius...
18: ...e; and as Berengar was not well thought of there, Lanfranc feared his association with him might prejudice h...
59: ...as II]] and his antagonists in the Roman council. Lanfranc answered it, and Berengar rejoined. Bishop Raynar...

Waltheof, 1st Earl of Northampton (2255 bytes)
7: ...his action he confessed his guilt to Archbishop [[Lanfranc]], and then to William, who was in [[Normandy]]. ...

Rochester Cathedral (2568 bytes)
8: ...ion, a situation only remedied in [[1082]] when [[Lanfranc]], [[Archbishop of Canterbury]] visited and resto...

Osmund (7972 bytes)
3: ...regory VII|Gregory VII]] and was consecrated by [[Lanfranc]] ([[Archbishop of Canterbury]]) in [[1078]]. Thi...
11: ... more fitting shrine at [[Malmesbury]] and helped Lanfranc to obtain his [[canonization]]. Abbot [[Warin]] g...

Hamo de Crevequer (3659 bytes)
29: ...riff of Kent; a judge at Penenden in case between Lanfranc and Odo of Bayeux. Holdings in Essex, Kent and Su...

Sortes Sanctorum (5650 bytes)
5: ...framed in the councils of London under Archbishop Lanfranc in 1075, and Corboyl in 1126.

Augustinians (5273 bytes)
15: ...h]], [[1256]], when the head of the John-Bonites, Lanfranc Septala, of [[Milan]], was chosen general prior o...

List of Archbishops of Canterbury (5480 bytes)
36: *[[Lanfranc]] ([[1070]]&ndash;[[1089]])

Patrologia Latina (6170 bytes)
116: *[[Lanfranc]] (150)

Archbishop of Canterbury (8905 bytes)
21: ...pute was temporarily resolved in [[1071]] after [[Lanfranc]], Archbishop of Canterbury, and [[Thomas of Baye...

Canterbury Cathedral (9134 bytes)
19: N1 Abp. [[Lanfranc]] (1070-77),the first [[Norman]] archbishop, reb...

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