Rievaulx Abbey: History
• Sources
• Foundation
• Consolidation
• Rise and Fall
• Dissolution

Rievaulx Abbey: Buildings
• Precinct
• Church
• Cloister
• Sacristy
• Library
• Chapter House
• Parlour
• Dormitory
• Warming House
• Day Room
• Refectory
• Kitchen
• Lay Brothers' Range
• Novices' quarters
• Abbot's Lodging
• Infirmary
• Guesthouse
• Gatehouse

Rievaulx Abbey: Lands

Rievaulx Abbey: People

Notes

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27. J. Burton, The Monastic Order in Yorkshire 1069-1215 (Cambridge, 1999), p. 255.
28. See Williams, The Cistercians in the Early Middle Ages (Leominster, 1998), pp. 257-360.
29. Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, p. 49.
30. Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, pp.74, 50; Jennings, Yorkshire Monasteries, p. 75.
31. R. A. Donkin, The Cistercians: Studies in the Geography of Medieval England and Wales (Toronto, 1978), pp. 98-99.
32. Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, p. 78.
33. Jennings, Yorkshire Monasteries, p. 72.
34. Cited in Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, p.78 (Rievaulx Cartulary, p. 284).
35. Williams, Cistercians, p. 353.
36. Cited in Williams, Cistercians, p. 353 (Statutes 1158).
37. Walter Daniel, The Life of Aelred, ed. and tr. F. Powicke, pp. 12-13.
38. Feet of Fines Henry III 1216-72 (pt. II), pp. 1-2, 27 January 1231-2, Westminster.
39. Monastic Notes on the Secular and Religious Houses of Yorkshire I, ed. W. P. Baildon, YAS Rec. Ser. xvii (1895), p. 177.
40. Williams, Cistercians, p. 375.
41. See Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, pp. 56-57.
42. Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, p. 56.
43. Williams, Cistercians, p. 366;
44. Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, p. 57.
45. Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, p. 57 (see Baildon, Notes on the Monastic and Secular houses I, p. 179.)
46. Bartholomaeus Anglicus, De Proprietatibus rerum [On the property of things], cited in Medieval Lore: An epitome of the science, geography, animal and plant folk-lore and myth in the Middle Ages, being classified gleanings from the encyclopaedia of Bartholomew Anglicus, On the Property of Things, ed. R. Steele (London, 1893), p. 34.
47. Williams, Cistercians p. 375;
48. Jennings, Yorkshire Monasteries, p. 75.
49. Jennings, Yorkshire Monasteries, p. 77.
50. See Williams, Cistercians, pp. 373-5.
51. See R. A. Donke, ‘The urban property of the Cistercians in medieval England’ Analecta Cisterciensia XV (1959), pp. 104-131; Donkin, The Cistercians, p. 168.
52. Burton, ‘The estates and economy’, p. 61.