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LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES
Houses, priories, abbey's and hospitals, alphabetically, by House
Q - V

Key    <<(A - B)    (C -  F)    (G - L)   (M - P)    Q - R  -  ST  -  U  - V    (W - Y) >>
For images of some of these houses, see my photochrom pages, Abbeys of the British Isles One and Two.

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Attribution.

For more information on some of these houses, see the English Monastic Archives page
through University College London.

 


  

LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES

An asterisk(*) prefixed to a religious house signifies that there are considerable remains extant.

A dagger() prefixed signifies that there are sufficient remains to interest an archaeologist.

No attention is paid to mere mounds or grass-covered heaps.
For these marks as to remains the author is not responsible.  They have kindly been contributed by
Rev. Dr. Cox and Mr. W. H. St. John Hope, who desire it to be known that they do not in any way
consider these marks exhaustive ; they merely represent those remains with which one or other, or both,
are personally acquainted.

The following abbreviations for the names of the religious Orders, etc., have been used in the list: —

A. (fs)        = Austin Friars, or Hermits.
A. (n.)        =
Austin nuns.
A. P.          = Alien Priories.
A. (sep.)    = Austin Canons of the holy
Sepulchre
A. H.         = Alien Hospitals
B.              = Benedictines, or Black monks
B(fs.)         = Bethelmite Friars
B. (n.)        = Benedictine nuns.
Bridg.        = Bridgettines.
C.              = Cistercian monks.
C. (n.)        = Cistercian nuns.
Carm.        = Carmelite, or White Friars.
Carth.        = Carthusians.
Cl              = Cluniac monks.
Cl. (n.)       = Cluniac nuns.
Cru.           = Crutched, or Crossed Friars. 
Dom.         = Dominican, or Black Friars.   
Dom. (n.)   = Dominican nuns.
F. A.          = Friars de Areno.
F. D.          = Friars de Domina, or of Our Lady.
Franc.       = Franciscan, or Grey Friars.
Fran. (n.)  = Franciscan nun.

G.             = Gilbertines(canons following the  
rule of St. Austin, and nuns  that of St. Benedict.)
H.             = Hospitals.

H. (lep.)    = Leper Hospitals.

H.-A.(fs.) = Hospitals served by Austin Friars.

H.-B.(fs.) = Hospitals served by Bethelmite
Friars.
H. G.        = Hospitals served by Gilbertines.

Hosp.       = Knights Hospitallers. [or Hospitalers]

M.            = Maturins, or Friars of the Holy
Trinity.
P.             = Premonstratensian Canons.

P. (n.)       = Premonstratensian nuns.

P. F.         = Pied Friars.

S.             = Friars of the Sack, or De
Penitentia.
Temp.       = Knights Templars.

a plus(+)   = Ancient religious houses

+(n.)         = Ancient religious houses of women.


 

 

 

C.

*  Quarre, abbey  (Isle of Wight)

Hants.

Hosp.

    Queinington

Gloucester.

 

 

 

H (lep.)

    Racheness in Southacre

Norfolk.

P.

*  Radegund’s, St.

Kent.

 

    Radford (see Worksop).

 

C.

    Radmore in Cannock Chase  (trans. to Stonleigh)

Stafford.

B.
B.
B.

  Ramsey, abbey       
          Cells : —Ives, St.
                        Modney

Hunts.
Hunts.
Norfolk
.

A.

    Ratlincope (cell of Wigmore)

Salop.

A.

    Raunton

Staffs.

A. P.

  Ravendale  (P), (cell to Prem. abbey of Beauport,
           Brit.)

Lincoln.

A.

    Ravenston, priory

Bucks.

B.
B.
*  Reading, abbey
           Cell : —Leominster
Berks.
Hereford.

Franc.

  Reading

Berks.

H.

*  Reading, St. Laurence’s

Berks.

H. (lep.)

    Reading, St. Mary Magdalen’s

Berks.

+

    Readingham

Sussex.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Rebston

Yorks, W. R.

+

    Reculver

Kent.

+

    Redbridge, or Redford

Hants.

 

    Redburn  (see Albans, St.).

 

B. (n.)

  Redlingfield

Suffolk.

C.

    Regill  (cell of Fenley)

Somerset.

B. (n.)

    Remsted

Sussex.

 

—end page 298—

 

 
ORDER.

HOUSE.

 
COUNTY.

A.

A.

*  Repton, or Repingdon, priory
           Cell : —Calk
Derby.
Derby.

C.

  Revesby, or Rewesby, abbey

Lincoln.

C.

    Rewley, abbey

Oxford.

A.

    Reigate, priory

Surrey.

Dom.

    Rhuddlan

Flint.

H.

    Rhuddlan

Flint.

Hosp.

    Ribstone

Yorks.

 

  Richmond, St. Martin’s  (see York, St. Mary’s).

 

Franc.

  Richmond

Yorks, N. R.

Franc.

    Richmond

Surrey.

+

    Richmond

Yorks.

H.

    Richmond, St. Nicholas’

Yorks.

C.

*  Rievaulx, or Rievalle, abbey

Yorks.

H. (lep.)

*  Ripon,  St. Mary Magdalen’s
                St. John Baptist’s      
             † St. Anne’s.      
               
St.  John’s.

Yorks.

A. P.

    Riselipp, or Ruislip (cell to Bec)

Middlesex.

C.

*  Robertsbridge, abbey

Sussex.

C.

*  Roche,  or Du Rupe in Maltby, abbey

Yorks.

B.

*  Rochester Cathedral, priory
             cell : —Felixstowe
Kent.
Suffolk.

H.

  Rochester, St. Bartholomew’s, Eastgate

Kent.

Hosp.

    Rockley  (Temple)

Wilts.

B.

    Romberg  (cell of Hulme)

Suffolk.

H. (lep.)

    Romenale, or Rumney

Kent.

B. (n.)

*  Romsey

Hants.

A.

  Ronton, priory

Stafford.

B. (n.)

  Rosedale

Yorks.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Rotheley

Leicester.

 

—end page 299—

 

 
ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

A. P.

    Rotherfield  (cell to St. Denis, France)

Sussex.

A. (n.)

  Rothwell

Northants.

A.

    Roucester, abbey

Stafford.

A.

    Routon, or Mundene, (cell to Haughmond)

Stafford.

A. H.

    Rouncevall, St. Mary, near Charing Cross (cell to
            Roucevall
, Navarre
)

Middlesex.

A.

    Royston, priory

Herts.

H.

    Royston, St. Nicholas’

Herts.

H.

    Royston, St. John and St. James’

Herts.

C.

  Rufford, abbey

Notts.

 

    Rumburgh  (see York, St. Mary)

 

A. P.

    Rumney, New (cell to Pountney)

Kent.

 

    Runcorn (see Norton).

 

C.

    Rushen

Isle of Man.

B. (n.)

  Rusper

Sussex.

Carm.

    Ruthin

Denbigh.

A. (fs.)

  Rye

Sussex.

H.

    Rye

Sussex.

 

 

 

Temp.

    Saddlescombe

Sussex.

+

    St. Benet’s

Cornwall.

A. P.

    St. Clears  (cell to St. Martin de Campis, Paris)

Carmarthen.

A. P.

    St. Cross (C), (cell to Tyronne)

Isle of Wight.

A.

    St. Davy, or Dewe

Northampton.

A. P.

  St. Helen’s (cell to Cluny)   

Isle of Wight.

+

    St. Keynemark

Monmouth.

+ [n. ]

    St. Martin’s, nunnery

Cornwall.

+

    St. Mawe’s (?) St. Matthew’s

Cornwall.

A. P.

  St. Michael’s Mount (cell of St. Michael’s, Norm.)

Cornwall.

B.

    Saintoft

Lincoln.

 

—end page 300—

 

 
ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

Franc.

    Salisbury

Wilts.

Dom.

    Salisbury, Fisherton

Wilts.

H.

    Salisbury, Trinity H.
                † Harnham.         
                   St. John’s

Wilts

+

    Saltash

Cornwall.

C.

*  Salley, or Sawley, abbey

Yorks.

B.

    Samford  (cell to Durham)

Durham.

Hosp.

    Sandford  (see Cowley)

Oxford.

A.

    Sandford, or Newbury

Berks.

H.

    Sandon

Surrey.

B.

  Sandwell, priory

Stafford.

Carm.

    Sandwich

Kent.

+

    Sandwich

Kent.

H.

*  Sandwich, St. Bartholomew’s

Kent.

H.

    Sandwich, St. Thomas

Kent.

+

    Sapalanda

Hants.

A.

    Sarra Isle, or Scarthe (cell of Gisburne)

Yorks.

+

    Sawbridgworth

Herts.

C.

    Sawtre, abbey

Hunts.

Dom.

    Scarborough

Yorks, N. R.

Franc.

    Scarborough

Yorks, N. R.

A. (fs.)

    Scarborough

Yorks, N. R.

H.

  Scarborough, St. Thomas

Yorks, N. R.

H.

    Scarborough, St. Nicholas’

Yorks, N. R.

B.

    Scilly  (cell of Tavistock)

Cornwall.

H.

    Seaford

Sussex.

H. (lep.)

    Sedeberbrook  (see South Weald)

Essex.

A.

  Selborne, priory

Hants.

B.
B.
*  Selby, abbey
            cell : —Snaith
Yorks.
Yorks.

A. P.

    Sele, or Beeding  (cell of St. Florent, Samur)

Sussex.

Carth.

    Selwood  (see Witham)

Somerset.

 

—end page 301—

 

 
ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

H. (lep.)

    Selwood

Somerset.

G.

    Sempringham

Lincoln.

B. (n.)

    Seton

Cumberland.

H.

    Sevenoaks, St. John Baptist’s

Kent.

C. (n.)

  Sewardesley

Northants.

B. (n.)

  Shaftesbury

Dorset.

H.

    Shaftesbury

Dorset.

P.

*  Shapp, or Hepp, abbey

Westmoreland.

+

    Shapwick

Dorset.

A.

    Shelford, priory

Notts.

Carth.

  Shene

Surrey.

Hosp.

    Shengay

Cambridge.

B. (n.)

*  Sheppey (Minster in)

Kent.

B.
B.
B

*  Sherborne, abbey         
              
cells : —Horton  
                             Kidwelly

Dorset.
Dorset.
Carmarthen
.

H.

    Sherborne

Dorset.

H.

*  Sherborne, St. John’s

Dorset.

A. P.

*  Sherborne, West, or Monks (cell to St. Vigor’s,
              Cerisy)

Hants.

H. (lep.)

    Sherburn

Durham.

H.

    Sherburn, St. Mary Magdalen’s

Yorks.

A.

    Sherringham (cell of Nutley)

Norfolk.

Carm.

  Shoreham, New

Sussex.

H.

    Shoreham

Sussex.

G.

  Shouldham

Norfolk.

B.
B.
*  Shrewsbury, abbey
            cell: —Morfield
Salop.
Salop.

Dom.

    Shrewsbury

Salop.

Franc.

  Shrewsbury

Salop.

A. (fs.)

    Shrewsbury

Salop.

H.

    Shrewsbury, St. Mary’s
                         St. Giles’.      
                        
St. John Baptist’s.

Salop.

 

—end page 302—

 

 
ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

A.

  Shulbrede, priory

Sussex.

C.

*  Sibton, abbey

Suffolk.

A. P.

    Sidmouth  (cell to Mont St. Michel, Norm.)

Devon.

C. (n.)

    Sinningthwaite, or Senningthwaite

Yorks.

 

    Sion (see Syon)

 

G.

    Sixhill

Lincoln.

Hosp.

    Skirbeke

Lincoln.

A.

    Skokirk, or Stowkirk  (cell of Nostel)

Yorks.

Hosp.

    Slanden

Herts.

Hosp.

    Slebach

Pembroke.

Cl.

    Slevesholme, or Methwold (cell of Castleacre)

Norfolk.

 

    Snaith  (see Selby)

 

B. (?)

    Snape

Suffolk.

A.

    Snede, or Snet  (translated to Chirbury)

Salop.

B.

    Snettehall, priory

Bucks.

 

    Snitterly, Blakeney

Norfolk.

+

    Soham

Cambridge.

A. P.

    Sompting

Sussex.

+

    Sompting

Sussex.

B. (n.)

    Sopwell

Herts.

B. (n.)

    Sopwikes

Essex.

A.

  Southampton, St. Dennys, priory

Hants.

Franc.

    Southampton

Hants.

H.

  Southampton, God’s House

Hants.

H. (lep.)

    Southampton, St. Mary Magdalen’s

Hants.

A.

  Southwark, St. Mary Overy, priory

Surrey.

H.

    Southwark, St. Thomas

Surrey.

H.

    South Weald, or Sedberbrook

Essex.

H.

    Southwell, St. Mary Magdalen’s

Notts.

 

—end page 303—

 

 
ORDER.

HOUSE.


  COUNTY.

A.

  Southwick  (see Porchester)

Hants.

B.

  Spalding, abbey

Lincoln.

A. P.

    Spettesbury  (cell to Preaux, Norm.)

Dorset.

A.

    Spinney

Cambridge.

H.

    Spittle on the Peak

Derby.

H.

    Spittle on the Street

Lincoln.

A. P.

  Sporle  (cell to Saumur)

Norfolk.

H.

    Sprotsburgh

Yorks.

A.

  Stafford, St. Thomas’, priory

Stafford.

Franc.

    Stafford.

Stafford.

A. (fs.)

    Stafford

Stafford.

H.

    Stafford, St. John’s

Stafford.

H.

    Stafford, St. Leonard’s

Stafford.

B. (n.)

    Stainfold, or Staynesfield

Lincoln.

 

  Stamford, St. Leonard’s  (see Durham).

 

B. (n.)

    Stamford, St. Michael’s

Northants.

Dom.

    Stamford

Northants.

Franc.

    Stamford

Northants.

Carm.

  Stamford

Northants.

A. (fs.)

    Stamford

Northants.

H.
H,
H. 
    Stamford, St. John Baptist’s and St. Thomas
                    St. Giles’.         
                    St. Sepulchre (Pilgrim House)

Northants.
Northants.
Northants.

B.

    Standon (cell of Stoke)

Herts.

B.

    Stane, or Stave

Lincoln.

 

    Stanesgate  (see Lewes)

Essex.

B. (n.)

    Stanfield

Lincoln.

H. (lep.)

    Stanford

Lincoln.

 

    Stanlaw  (see Whalley.)

 

C.

    Stanlegh, or Stanley, abbey

Wilts.

 

—end page 304—

 

 
ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

 

*  Stanley, St. Leonard’s  (see Gloucester, St.Peter’s).

 

 

    Stanley in Arden (see Stoneleigh).

 

 

    Stanley Park  (see Dale).

 

A.

*  Stavordale, priory

Somerset.

A.

    Stephholm

Somerset.

H. (lep.)

    Steresbergh, or Sturbridge, near Cambridge

Cambridge.

A. P.

    Steventon, near Abingdon (cell to Bec)

Berks.

A. P.

  Steyning  (cell to Fecamp)

Sussex.

C. (n.)

  Stixwold

Lincoln.

B. (n.)

    Stodley

Oxford.

A. P.

  Stoke Courcy  (cell to L’Onley, or Lolley)

Somerset.

+

    Stoke-next-Nayland

Suffolk.

A. P.

    Stoke by Clare  (cell to Bec)

Suffolk.

H.

    Stoke by Newark

Notts.

B.

    Stoke Courcy, or Stogursey (cell of Lonlay)

Somerset.

H.

    Stokefaston

Leicester.

A.

    Stoke Kirk  (sell of Nostell)

Yorks.

A.

  Stone, priory

Stafford.

C.

  Stoneleigh, or Stanley in Arden, abbey

Warwick.

A.

    Stonely, priory

Hunts.

H.

    Stony Stratford

Bucks.

B. (n.)

    Stoure

Dorset.

+

    Stourminster

Dorset.

Cl.

    Stow (cell of Castleacre)

Norfolk.

C.

*  Strata Florida (Stratflour), abbey

Cardigan.

C.

    Strata Marcella (Strat Margel), abbey

Montgomery.

B. (n.)

    Stratford at Bow, Bromley

Middlesex.

 

—end page 305—

 

 
ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

C.

  Stratford Langthorn, West Ham, abbey

Essex.

A. P.

    Strathfieldsaye  (cell to Vallemont, Norm.)

Hants

A. P.

    Stratton, St. Margaret’s

Wilts.

+

    Strenshall

Stafford.

H.

    Strode, near Rochester

Kent.

B. (n.)

    Studley

Oxford.

A.

  Studley, priory

Warwick.

Dom.

    Sudbury

Middlesex.

B.

 Sudbury  (see Westminster)

Suffolk.

H.

    Sudbury

Suffolk.

P.

  Sulby, Or Welford, abbey

Northants.

Hosp.

    Sutton-at-Hone

Kent.

H.

    Sutton-at-Hone

Kent.

H.

    Sutton

Yorks.

B. (n.)

  Swaffham

Cambridge.

P.

    Swainby (trans. to Coverham)

Yorks.

H.

    Swansea

Glamorgan.

A. P.

    Swavesey  (cell to Angers)

Cambridge.

C. (n.)

  Swine, or Swinhey

Yorks.

C.

  Swineshed, abbey

 Lincoln.

H.

    Swinestre

Kent.

Hosp.

    Swinford

Leicester.

Temp. & Hosp.

  Swinfield

Kent.

Bridg.

    Syon

Middlesex.

 

 

 

A. P.

    Takeley (cell to St. Valery, Picardy)

Essex.

A. P.

    Talcarn (cell to Angers)

Cornwall.

P.

  Talley, or Tallagh, abbey

Carmarthen

H.

    Tamworth

Stafford.

B. (n.)

    Tamworth (trans. to Polesworth)

Stafford.

 

—end page 306—

 

 
ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

A.

    Tandridge, priory

Surrey.

H. (lep.)

    Tanington, St. James’

Kent.

C. (n.)

    Tarrent, or Kaines

Dorset.

H.

    Tarent Rushton

Dorset.

H.

    Tarvin

Cheshire.

A.

    Taunton, priory

Somerset.

Carm.

    Taunton

Somerset.

H. (lep.)

    Taunton

Somerset.

B.
B.
  Tavistock, abbey
          cell : —Cowick
Devon.
Devon.

A. (fs.)

    Tavistock

Devon.

H. (lep.)

    Tavistock

Devon.

Temp. & Hosp.

*  Temply Bruer (Bruerne)

Lincoln.

Hosp.

    Templecombe (see Combe)

Somerset.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Covele

Oxford.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Dynesley

Herts.

Temp. & Hosp.

  Temple Egle

Lincoln.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Hirst

Yorks, W. R.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Maltby

Lincoln.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Mere

Lincoln.

Temp. & Hosp.

  Temple Newsam

Yorks, W. R.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Rockley

Wilts.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Standon

Herts.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Witham

Lincoln.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Temple Wilcketone

Lincoln.

 

—end page 307—

 

 
ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

H.

    Tenby, St. Mary Magdalen’s

Pembroke.

H.

    Tenby, St. John Baptist’s

Pembroke.

+

    Terring

Sussex.

+

    Tetbury, to Telton

Gloucester.

B.
B.
B.
B.
*  Tewkesbury, abbey
         cell : —Bristol, St. James’    
                    Cranborne    
                 
* Deerhurst

Gloucester.
Gloucester.
Dorset.
Gloucester
.

H. (lep.)

    Tewkesbury

Gloucester.

C.

    Thame, abbey

Oxford.

+

    Thanet Minster

Kent.

M.

  Thelesford

Warwick.

Dom.

    Thetford

Norfolk.

A. (fs.)

    Thetford

Norfolk.

Cl.

*  Thetford, priory

Norfolk.

A. (Sep.)

  Thetford, priory

Norfolk.

Cl.

*  Thetford

Norfolk.

B. (n.)

  Thetford

Norfolk.

H.

    Thetford

Norfolk.

H.
H. (lep.)
H.
H.
H. (lep.)

    Thetford, God’s House  
                   St. John’s
.  
                  
St. Mary and St. Julian’s.   
                  
St. Mary Magdalen’s.     
                  
St. Margaret’s.

Norfolk.

B. (n.)

    Thickhed

Yorks.

+

    Thirling

Cambridge.

A.

  Thoby, priory

Essex.

B.
B.
*  Thorney, abbey
            cell : —Deping
Cambridge.
Lincoln.

H.

    Thorney

Cambridge.

A.

    Thornham, or Thornholm, priory

Lincoln.

A.

*  Thornton, abbey

Lincoln.

H. (lep.)

    Thrapston

Northants.

A.

  Thremhall, or Trenchale, priory

Essex.

 

—end page 308—

 


ORDER. 

HOUSE.

 
COUNTY.

A. P.

    Throwley (cell to St. Omers in Artois)

Kent.

A.

  Thurgarton, priory

Notts.

A. H.

    Thurlow, Great (cell to Hautpays, or De Alto
             Passu)

Norfolk.

M.

    Thusfield, or Thuffield

Oxford.

A. P.

    Thwaites

Bucks.

 

    Tickford (see York, Holy Trinity).

 

A. (fs.)

    Tickhill

Yorks, W. R.

H.

    Tickhill

Yorks, W. R.

+

    Tillaburg, or West Tilbury

Essex.

C.

  Tiltey, abbey

Essex.

H.

    Tilton

Leicester.

C.

*  Tintern, abbey

Monmouth.

A.

    Tiptree, priory

Essex.

+

    Tisbury

Wilts.

P.

*  Titchfield, abbey

Hants.

A. P.

    Titley (cell to Tyronne)

Hereford.

 

    Tockwith  (see Notsell).

 

H.

    Toddington

Beds.

 

    Toftes, Monks  (see Monks Tofte).

 

A. P.

    Tolcarme (cell to Angers)

Cornwall.

A. P.

    Tooting, or Tooting Back  (cell to Bec)

Surrey.

A.

    Torkesey, priory

Lincoln.

P.

*  Torre, abbey

Devon.

+

    Torre, Glastonbury

Somerset.

A.

    Tortington, priory

Sussex.

B.

    Totnes, priory

Devon.

M.

    Totnes, Little

Devon.

H. (lep.)

    Towcester

Northants.

Hosp.

    Trebigh, or Turbigh

Cornwall.

A. P.

    Tregony (cell to de Valle, Norm.)

Cornwall.

A.

  Trentham, priory

Stafford.

 

    Trew (see Letheringham).

 

 

—end page 309—

 

ORDER.

 
HOUSE.
 
COUNTY.

A. P.

    Treleigh (cell of St. Omer)

Kent.

Dom.

    Truro

Cornwall.

A.

    Tunbridge, priory

Kent.

A. P.

    Tunstall

Devon.

G. (n.)

    Tunstall, near Redburn

Devon.

P.

  Tupholm, abbey

Lincoln.

 

    Turbigh (see Trebigh).

 

B.

  Tutbury, priory

Stafford.

H.

    Twedemouth

Northumberland.

A.

*  Twyneham, or Christ Church, priory

Hants.

A. P.

    Tykeford  (cell to Marmoutiers, Tours)

Bucks.

B.

*  Tynemouth (see St. Alban’s)

Northumberland.

 

    Tytley  (see Titley).

 

B.

    Tywardreath, priory

Cornwall.

 

 

 

A.

*  Ulverscoft, priory

Leicester.

A. P.

    Uphaven (cell to Fontenelle)

Wilts.

 

    Urford (see Irford)

 

B. (n.)

    Usk

Monmouth.

 

 

 

C.

  Vale Royal, abbey

Cheshire.

C.

*  Valle Crucis, or De Valle Dei, abbey

Denbigh.

C.

    Vaudey, abbey

Lincoln.

+

    Vagnaleck, or Pegnalech

Northumberland.

 

 

 







Index From: 

Gasquet, F. A., English Monastic Life, Methuen & Co., London. 1904.  251-317.
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