Allison D. Fizzard, Ph. D. (1999) in Medieval Studies, University of Toronto, is Associate Professor of History at Campion College, University of Regina, in Saskatchewan, Canada. She has published several articles in the area of late medieval monastic history.

• List of MapsAcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsIntroduction1. The Founding of Plympton Priory: Background and Context2. Episcopal Support for the New Foundation: Donations to Plympton Priory from the Bishops of Exeter and Their Circle3. Building the Endowment: Lay Benefactors, their Motives, and their Gifts4. Managing the Inheritance: Gains, Losses, and Challenges in the Twelfth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Centuries5. Maximizing the Inheritance: Plympton Priory and its Churches and Chapels6. Plympton Priory and the Laity: Challenges to the Authority of the Priory7. The Regular and the Secular: Plympton Priory and its Connections to the Secular Clergy8. The Canons of Plympton Priory9. The Patronage Case: The Crown, the Bishops of Exeter, and Plympton Priory10. DissolutionAppendicesAppendix I. The Spiritualia of Plympton PrioryAppendix II. Charters from the Courtenay CartularyAppendix III. The Taxatio of Pope Nicholas IVBibliographyIndex

Allison D. Fizzard, Ph. D. (1999) in Medieval Studies, University of Toronto, is Associate Professor of History at Campion College, University of Regina, in Saskatchewan, Canada. She has published several articles in the area of late medieval monastic history.

• List of MapsAcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsIntroduction1. The Founding of Plympton Priory: Background and Context2. Episcopal Support for the New Foundation: Donations to Plympton Priory from the Bishops of Exeter and Their Circle3. Building the Endowment: Lay Benefactors, their Motives, and their Gifts4. Managing the Inheritance: Gains, Losses, and Challenges in the Twelfth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Centuries5. Maximizing the Inheritance: Plympton Priory and its Churches and Chapels6. Plympton Priory and the Laity: Challenges to the Authority of the Priory7. The Regular and the Secular: Plympton Priory and its Connections to the Secular Clergy8. The Canons of Plympton Priory9. The Patronage Case: The Crown, the Bishops of Exeter, and Plympton Priory10. DissolutionAppendicesAppendix I. The Spiritualia of Plympton PrioryAppendix II. Charters from the Courtenay CartularyAppendix III. The Taxatio of Pope Nicholas IVBibliographyIndex

Allison D. Fizzard, Ph. D. (1999) in Medieval Studies, University of Toronto, is Associate Professor of History at Campion College, University of Regina, in Saskatchewan, Canada. She has published several articles in the area of late medieval monastic history.

• List of MapsAcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsIntroduction1. The Founding of Plympton Priory: Background and Context2. Episcopal Support for the New Foundation: Donations to Plympton Priory from the Bishops of Exeter and Their Circle3. Building the Endowment: Lay Benefactors, their Motives, and their Gifts4. Managing the Inheritance: Gains, Losses, and Challenges in the Twelfth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Centuries5. Maximizing the Inheritance: Plympton Priory and its Churches and Chapels6. Plympton Priory and the Laity: Challenges to the Authority of the Priory7. The Regular and the Secular: Plympton Priory and its Connections to the Secular Clergy8. The Canons of Plympton Priory9. The Patronage Case: The Crown, the Bishops of Exeter, and Plympton Priory10. DissolutionAppendicesAppendix I. The Spiritualia of Plympton PrioryAppendix II. Charters from the Courtenay CartularyAppendix III. The Taxatio of Pope Nicholas IVBibliographyIndex