died march medieval england known life prior attended church council probably nobleman middlesex elected archbishop spent time office reforming clergy cathedral consecutive kings clergy control monasteries point travelled rome consult deposed office number years issue death relations somewhat better new king improved subsequent deposition dispute control monasteries fully settled death archbishop place portrait struck reform christ church main objects archbishop reformation cathedral chapter canterbury christ church main establishment communal life clergy cathedral chapter effort modelled bishop claiming document revived holy monastery church canterbury restoring rebuilding based rule community rule efforts including requiring clergy eat personal property chapter ensuring canonical hours kept clear communal style living practised cathedral clergy transformed remained monks unclear later granted land chapter gifts valid long chapter kept new standards personal wealth fund construction new buildings disputes came conflict king issue control religious houses king supporting rights control monasteries informed peace archbishop good terms involved series land transfers travelled rome visit pope exact nature business pope unknown likely connected issue arose archbishop lay control monasteries accompanied bishop controlling monasteries customary centuries half century archbishop church begun assert control monasteries england attempt secure control manifested especially tensions monastic houses reached point deprived authority king period years according document drawn recording victorious canterbury view debate likely witnessed documents archbishop september archbishop consecrated king driven exile briefly point suspension office dispute active years reign council held king threatened archbishop exile yielded canterbury community fought vigorously sending pope favour purported issued earlier kings forced unfavourable settlement gained control debated monasteries exchange large payment gold loss large estate king followers quickly control archbishop september reached settlement successor king delayed year dispute archbishop deposition situation improved new king presided council conflict finally settled favour account conflict point written daughter paid compensation lost control houses kent later possibly following year kent lost defeated relations new rulers cold appears ceased time restored death final settlement debate monasteries came kingston shortly death death legacy died probably march wealth left lands christ church death member monastery christ church rose position priest abbot middle years known survives late copy document names nephew calls priest christ church particularly active documents produced elegant actual contents charters marked bad grammar errors historian clergy cathedral latin likely unable compose new latin works archbishop place portrait struck unlike previous reference ruling king rebuilt buildings christ church canterbury known support buildings dormitory rebuilt cathedral
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