Title |
Communities | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Eleanor | ||
| Eleanor | ||
| Eleanor | ||
| Ela/Isabella,Cts.Salisbury | ||
| Ela,Isabella,Cts.Salisbury | ||
| Eidiez de Hinkelai [Edith,Q] | ||
| Eidiez de Hinkelai [Edith,Q] | ||
| Egidia Howard | ||
| Egeria |
In her travel diary, Egeria addresses a circle of female readers, calling them "sisters." Because of this, some scholars think that Egeria was a member of a female monastic community in her homeland. Others note that, if she were a nun, it is unlikely that she would be able to leave her convent to travel freely for 3 years throughout the Near East. Following this line of thinking, she was a wealthy woman. |
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| Edith Wylton |
Abstracts of the Inquisitiones Post Mortem Relating to Nottinghamshire, 1350-1436 |
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| Edith Lancelene | ||
| Edith II | ||
| Edith | ||
| Edith | ||
| Edith | ||
| Edith | ||
| Edigna of Puch | ||
| Edelina | ||
| Edelina | ||
| Eddusa | ||
| Eddusa | ||
| Eanflæd | ||
| Eadgygu | ||
| Eadgifu | ||
| Eadburh | ||
| Dompna Johanna | ||
| Domnina | ||
| Domina Katherine Foster | ||
| Domina Emma | ||
| Derborgyll | ||
| Danetta | ||
| Danaq | ||
| Dame Elizabeth Scott | ||
| Dame Agnes Edryge | ||
| Dame Agnes | ||
| Cyra |
Cyra and NULL founded a community outside Beroea. According to Theodoret, they lived in a small hut and walled up the doors with clay and stones. They constructed a window through which they took food and spoke with the women who came to see them. Only Marana spoke to visitors; Cyra never spoke. They wore iron weights and cloth mantels which covered their face, neck, chest, hands, and feet. They lived in the hut for 42 years. Their maidservants who also wished to share in this lifestyle built huts around Cyra and Marana's hut. Some also lived in the open air. (Philotheos historia. English. 1985, XXIX.1-7). |
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| Constance | ||
| Colomba | ||
| Clementia Oweyn | ||
| Clarice de Morton |
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| Clare of Montefalco, Saint | ||
| Cicely de Ufford | ||
| Cicely de Plumstede | ||
| Cicely de Limsie | ||
| Cicely de Limsie | ||
| Cicely | ||
| Christine Topcliff | ||
| Christine Holby | ||
| Christine Ebner | ||
| Christine de Pizan |
