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<p> [[Alberic]] Of Vere (Albericus De Vere), </p> <p> an Englishman of the family of the earls of Oxford, was a monk of the order of the Regular Canons of St. Augustine. He flourished about 1250, and composed a Treatise on the Eucharist: — Life of St. Osyth: — and an Account of the Antiquities of the [[Monastery]] of St. Osyth. See Life of Alberic in Surius, Oct. 7. </p> | Alberic Of Vere (Albericus De Vere) <ref name="term_18806" /> | ||
==References == | <p> [[Alberic]] Of Vere (Albericus De Vere), </p> <p> an Englishman of the family of the earls of Oxford, was a monk of the order of the Regular Canons of St. Augustine. He flourished about 1250, and composed a [[Treatise]] on the Eucharist: '''''—''''' Life of St. Osyth: '''''—''''' and an Account of the [[Antiquities]] of the [[Monastery]] of St. Osyth. See Life of Alberic in Surius, Oct. 7. </p> | ||
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Alberic Of Vere (Albericus De Vere) [1]
Alberic Of Vere (Albericus De Vere),
an Englishman of the family of the earls of Oxford, was a monk of the order of the Regular Canons of St. Augustine. He flourished about 1250, and composed a Treatise on the Eucharist: — Life of St. Osyth: — and an Account of the Antiquities of the Monastery of St. Osyth. See Life of Alberic in Surius, Oct. 7.
