episcopal castle

Access of women to the Episcopal Castle was forbidden by threat of death.

The main tourist attraction is the Gothic Episcopal castle.

David had moved to secure the episcopal castle at Spynie, and his presence there undoubtedly made sure that the canons carried out the king's will.

The Château de Saint-Izaire is a 14th-century episcopal castle.

Bishop Henry fled while his men installed themselves in Wolvesey episcopal castle at the southeast corner of the city walls.

A brief historical Account of the Episcopal Castle or Palace of Auckland, 1852.

Buildings from those early days remain today, including an episcopal castle which has the largest single-nave cathedral in the Baltic states, Haapsalu Castle.

Later, they renamed themselves into the tom Broks and built the castle of Brooke next to the existing episcopal castle in Oldeborg.

He transferred to Bertold Schuwen a position as castle overseer (Burgmannsitz), the first one in the episcopal castle of Borgholz.

It was located between the former Clemensallmenningen and Østre strede, south of the Episcopal castle and Halvard's Church.

Following their retreat from London, Robert of Gloucester and the Empress besieged Henry in his episcopal castle at Winchester in July.

In Larressingle, a jewel of a fortified village with a tiny Romanesque church and the ruins of an Episcopal castle, we encountered our first and only English tourists.

In 1380 Calenberg Castle withstood a siege by the Bishop of Hildesheim; after which the episcopal castle of Nabershausen near Barnten was slighted.

In 1411, a second investigation resulted in another retractation, but also in a sentence compelling William to return permanently to an extra-diocesan Carmelite monastery after three years' detention in one of the episcopal castles.

In 1318, Novgorod attacked Åbo (Finnish/contemporary English : Turku) in southwestern Finland, burning the city and the cathedral as well as the episcopal castle in Kustö (Finnish: Kuusisto).

On 21 June 1945 Archbishop Cardinal Adolf Bertram, while staying in the episcopal castle of Johannisberg in Czechoslovak Javorník (Jauernig), appointed František Onderek (1888-1962) as vicar general for the Czechoslovak part of the archdiocese.