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What is the name of a monk of a reformed Benedictine monastery founded in AD 910?
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A Cluniac monk.
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Name of monk of reformed Benedictine monastery founded 910 AD?
Clunian
What is the name of a monk of a reformed Benedictine monastery founded in 910 by William I Clunial?
Is this to do with the Telegraph weekend crossword? If so, we're stuck too!!! The Cluniac Order was founded in 910 by the monk Berno and Count William of Aquitaine. The answer is in the reply--Cluniac. It is not a specific monk. I think the answer is Cluniac
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