Event: Church-going, Church/monastery/minster foundation/dedication/restoration, Feasting/banqueting, Illness/demonic seizure/madness, Message-sending

Scholarly Info
Description	As Christmas of 1065 approached, everything was ready for the consecrating of the church of St Peter at Westminster. But on Christmas eve Edward 15 began to get worse. Concealing this fact, however, he spent Christmas Day both in the church and in the palace rejoicing with his nobles. But on the morrow, when he could hide it no longer, he began to rest apart and sent messengers to carry out the dedication of his monastery through fitting persons. His consort [Eadgyth 3] exerted herself on the orders of the noble king so that the sacrament of the holy consecration should be completed.
Year Range	1065 - 1066

Agent: Edward 15 (the Confessor; king of England, 1042-66)
Participant: Eadgyth 3 (Edward 15 the Confessor's queen, c. 1029 ? 1075; Edith.) : Not mentioned by name in the passage

Event: Church-going, Church/monastery/minster foundation/dedication/restoration, Feasting/banqueting, Illness/demonic seizure/madness, Message-sendingEdward 15.final illness