wykeham (Meaning)
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wykeham (n)
English prelate and statesman; founded a college at Oxford and Winchester College in Winchester; served as chancellor of England and bishop of Winchester (1324-1404)
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wykeham Sentence Examples
- William of Wykeham founded New College, Oxford, and Winchester College.
- The Wykeham Trust provides funding for educational opportunities.
- The Wykehamists, as students of Winchester College are known, are a prestigious group.
- Wykeham's Chapel is a stunning example of Perpendicular Gothic architecture.
- The Wykeham Society is an alumni organization for former students of Winchester College.
- Wykeham inspired the design of many other educational institutions.
- The Wykeham Way is a footpath that follows the route of William of Wykeham's travels.
- Wykeham's tomb is located in Winchester Cathedral.
- The Wykeham Mausoleum is a 17th-century monument to William of Wykeham.
- The Wykeham Rose is a species of rose named in honor of William of Wykeham.
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English prelate and statesman; founded a college at Oxford and Winchester College in Winchester; served as chancellor of England and bishop of Winchester (1324-
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William of Wykeham founded New College, Oxford, and Winchester College.
The Wykeham Trust provides funding for educational opportunities.
The Wykehamists, as students of Winchester College are known, are a prestigious group.
Wykeham's Chapel is a stunning example of Perpendicular Gothic architecture.
