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Factoid Type |
Source Reference |
Short Description |
1 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1641-8 |
As Anonymous 374 lay dying, Anonymous 376, who was keeping watch, had a vision of a radiant being who carried the soul of Anonymous 374 up to heaven. |
2 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1635-9 |
Anonymous 374 foretold his own death to Alcuin 1 during a virulent epidemic. |
3 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1630-4 |
Anonymous 375 died before midday, his death having been foretold to Anonymous 374 in a vision. |
4 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1619-32 |
Anonymous 374 told Alcuin 1 of a vision which foretold the death of a brother (Anonymous 375). |
5 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1605-13 |
Anonymous 374 had a vision of a young man with an open book. |
6 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1602-5 |
Anonymous 374 guided the life of Alcuin 1 during his boyhood with his counsel. |
7 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1586-8 |
A large number of people attended the burial of Æthelberht 8. |
8 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1490-1506 |
Æthelberht 8 gave various gifts to the church of York. |
9 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1490-1 |
Edwin 2 was baptized. |
10 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1507-18 |
Æthelberht 8 erected a new basilica. |
11 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1507-8, 1518-20 |
Æthelberht 8 consecrated the new church to the Holy Wisdom nine days before he died. |
12 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1521-5 |
Æthelberht 8 retired to a solitary life, giving his episcopal powers to Eanbald 1. |
13 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1526-62 |
Æthelberht 8 left his wealth to Eanbald 1 and Alcuin 1. |
14 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1567-8, 1573-85 |
Æthelberht 8 passed to the heavenly hall joyously in the presence of his pupils (Anonymi 1128). |
15 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1488-9 |
Æthelberht 8 added ornaments with varied beauty to the churches. |
16 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1477-9 |
Those unwilling to follow his preaching (Anonymi 1127) Æthelberht 8 pursued with the law, including kings and rulers. |
17 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1460-5 |
Æthelberht 8 returned from his pilgrimage to serve his fatherland. |
18 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1466-8 |
Æthelberht 8 became archbishop at the request of the people. |
19 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1454-9 |
Æthelberht 8 travelled on foreign pilgrimages, including to Rome. |
20 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1449-53 |
By means of the Scriptures Æthelberht 8 taught various arts to several pupils whom he held to be talented (Anonymi 1099). |
21 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1431 |
Ecgberht 7 appointed Æthelberht 8 as a teacher in York. |
22 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1434 |
Æthelberht 8 taught a variety of subjects in York. |
23 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1425 |
In adulthood as an upright person Æthelberht 8 entered the priesthood. |
24 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1423 |
Æthelberht 8 was made a deacon at the appropriate time. |
25 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1416-18 |
His parents (Anonymi 1125) gave Æthelberht 8 in boyhood to a monasterium. |
26 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1408-12 |
Alcuin 1 appealed to the youth of York (Anonymi 1134) to keep reading his poem. |
27 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1396-7 |
Æthelberht 8 succeeded Ecgberht 7 as bishop. |
28 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1393 |
Echa 1 predicted many future things with a prophetic mind. |
29 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1363-78 |
Balthere 1 once fell off a cliff but was able to walk on the sea. |
30 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1333-62 |
While praying alone, Balthere 1 encountered a terrified soul who dropped from the upper clouds. |
31 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1325-32 |
Balthere 1 fought against aerial throngs. |
32 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1317-18 |
A sick man (Anonymous 378) was healed when surrounded by the relics of Bede 1. |
33 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1298-1300 |
Ceolfrith 1 was buried in Langres and subsequently reburied in his fatherland. |
34 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1296-7 |
While on pilgrimage, led by the love of Christ, Ceolfrith 1 died as an exile in the city of Langres. |
35 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1293-4 |
Through the agency of his parents (Anonymi 1124), Bede 1 entered the monastery of Jarrow at the age of seven. |
36 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1276 |
Eadberht 11 frequently defeated hostile troops (Anonymi 1123). |
37 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1288-90 |
Bede 1 closed his eyes on the present life, seeking the stars. |
38 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1287 |
Ecgberht 7 and Eadberht 11 were buried in peace. |
39 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1285 |
Ecgberht 7 ruled the church for thirty-two years. |
40 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1280 |
Ecgberht 7 received the pallium from the pope (Gregory 3). |
41 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1263-5 |
Ecgberht 7 spent day and night on his ecclesiastical duties. |
42 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1254-8 |
Ecgberht 7 gave his wealth to the poor. |
43 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1248-50 |
Wilfrid 4 handed over his episcopal see to Ecgberht 7. |
44 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1245-6 |
Wilfrid 4 left the varied and empty cares of the world. |
45 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1238-45 |
Wilfrid 4 sought out special enclosures, giving himself wholy to the contemplative life. |
46 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1231-4 |
Wilfrid 4 multiplied his flock by teaching and example. |
47 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1213-15 |
John 18 ended his life in the monasterium to which he had retired. |
48 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1210-12 |
When John 18 grew old, he yielded up the seat of honour [i.e., the episcopal throne] to another [sc. Wilfrid 4] while still alive and with a devout heart sought a monasterium. |
49 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1205 |
John 18, they say, performed many other miracles here. |
50 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1197-1204 |
After spending the night praying, John 18 blessed Anonymous 372, who regained consciousness and recovered. |
51 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1181-96 |
John 18 forbade Anonymous 372 to race his horse. Nevertheless he did so, fell off, and was carried home senseless by his companions (Anonymi 1097). |
52 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1179-80 |
John 18 made a journey on horseback with his clergy (Anonymi 1097) over a level field suitable for racing. |
53 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1170 |
John 18 and Anonymous 370 sat down to dine together. |
54 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1156-78 |
At the request of a comes (Anonymous 370), John 18 blessed a dying boy (Anonymous 371) and asked that he be restored to health, which subsequently happened. |
55 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1154-5 |
A comes (Anonymous 370) summoned John 18 to dedicate a church to the Lord according to custom. |
56 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1151-3 |
Anonymous 369 bore drink to John 18. |
57 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1139-50 |
John 18 healed the wife (Anonymous 369) of a comes (Anonymous 368) from her illness by giving her holy water. |
58 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1137-8, 1144-5 |
A comes (Anonymous 368) summoned John 18 to dedicate a church. |
59 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1123-35 |
The bishop [sc. John 18] blessed the sick hand of a young woman (Anonymous 366) and the disease left her. |
60 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1121-2 |
While visiting ecclesiastical communities under his protection, John 18 came to a community of nuns (Anonymi 1096). |
61 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1100-19 |
John 18 cured a mute young man (Anonymous 365) and restored his skin and hair. |
62 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1092-9 |
John 18, accompanied by others (Anonymi 1118), sought out a place where he might fast and give to those in need. |
63 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1084-5 |
When Bosa 1 died, John 18 received control of the church. |
64 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1084 |
Bosa 1 sought the realms of happiness i.e., died]. |
65 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1083 |
Aldfrith 1 was placed beside his ancestors (Anonymi 1117). |
66 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1081 -3 |
Aldfrith 1 died in a period of peace after ruling for nineteen years. |
67 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1071 |
Anonymi 1095 buried Hewald 2 and Hewald 1 with the honour worthy of pious martyrs. |
68 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1069-71 |
The vision [of Anonymous 364] did not deceive. The companions (Anonymi 1095) found the bodies of the Hewald 2 and Hewald 1. |
69 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1066-8 |
Anonymous 364, one of the companions of Hewald 2 and Hewald 1, had a vision of the one Hewald who told him he could find the bodies where he saw the light radiating. |
70 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1059-65 |
The bodies [of Hewald 2 and Hewald 1] floated against the current for eleven miles, a bright light shining in whatever place they came. |
71 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1053-5, 1057-9 |
Anonymi 1094 killed Hewald 1 after a lengthy period of torture. |
72 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1044--51 |
Hewald 2 and Hewald 1 went to convert the pagan Saxons. |
73 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1052-4, 1058-9 |
Hewald 2 was immediately killed. |
74 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1024-5 |
Wihtberht 2 separated from Ecgberht 6 to live a contemplative life in strict solitude. |
75 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1026-30 |
Wihtberht 2 built an outstanding enclosure for monks (Anonymi 1133) of his people. |
76 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1033 |
Wihtbert 1 reached the joys of the heavenly life. |
77 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1034-6 |
Others (Anonymi 1093) travelled by ship eastwards across the sea to seek pagan soil where they tried to spread the word of salvation. |
78 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1017-18 |
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79 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1020-1 |
Ecgberht 6 led an outstanding life up to the day of his death. |
80 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1008-12 |
Many (Anonymi 1093) went overseas bearing the seeds of life to other peoples. |
81 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 900-4 |
After he arose from the dead, Anonymous 362 became a monk. |
82 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 888-99 |
Anonymous 362 died in the first part of the night but then arose at the end of the night. |
83 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 876-1007 |
A man (Anonymous 362) who had risen from the dead used to tell of things that he had seen. |
84 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 873-5 |
Bosa 1 completed the span of the present life. |
85 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 857 |
Bosa 1 embellished the splendour of the church. |
86 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 857-70 |
Bosa 1 required his church to remove itself from the customs of the people and to serve God at all hours. |
87 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 841-2 |
Ecgfrith 4 died at the hands of the Picts (Anonymi 1112) in a wretched defeat of his men (Anonymi 1113). |
88 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 841 |
The Picts (Anonymi 1112) waged war on Ecgfrith 4. |
89 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 838-40 |
Ecgfrith 4 sent his troops (Anonymi 1132) to ravage the Irish (Anonymi 1131). |
90 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 836-7 |
Ecgfrith 4 waged victorious wars during his reign. |
91 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 830-5 |
Freed and ransomed, Imma 2 returning home told everything to his brother (Tunna 1). |
92 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 828-9 |
Anonymous 255 gave Imma 2 the power to redeem himself. |
93 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 823-8 |
Anonymous 255 bound the miles (Imma 2) in chains but when they were loosened, he permitted him to ransom himself. |
94 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 822 |
The comes (Anonymous 359) sold the miles (Imma 2) to another person (Anonymous 255). |
95 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 803-22 |
The chains kept being loosed from the miles (Imma 2), which he then explained. |
96 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 790-803 |
After being wounded and lying senseless, Imma 2 recovered and was captured. |
97 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 789 |
Ælfwine 4 died in battle. |
98 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 777-80 |
The original tomb which held Æthelthryth 2's limbs under the ground became known as a source of healing for many (Anonymi 1110) and a remedy for eye-diseases. |
99 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 775-6 |
The clothing which covered the limbs of Æthelthryth 2 often healed the demon-possessed (Anonymi 1109). |
100 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 771-4 |
When the body of Æthelthryth 2 was discovered, a medical incision appeared to be healed. |
101 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 771-2 |
A doctor (Anonymous 357) made an incision in Æthelthryth 2. |
102 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 766-9 |
Æthelthryth 2 was found incorrupt fully clothed sixty years after her burial. |
103 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 753, 756-63 |
Ecgfrith 4 married Æthelthryth 2. |
104 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 751-2 |
Ecgfrith 4 won military victories and subdued fierce peoples. |
105 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 739-40 |
The sick (Anonymi 1108) were healed by the covering under which Cuthbert 1 died. |
106 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 737-8 |
A man (Anonymous 30) put on the sandals of Cuthbert 1 and went away with a healed body. |
107 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 735-6 |
A man (Anonymous 355) who touched the robes of the prophet [sc. Cuthbert 1] was healed of his eye complaint. |
108 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 733-4 |
A man (Anonymous 354) was healed from his illness by praying at the tomb of Cuthbert 1. |
109 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 731-2 |
A person possessed of an evil spirit (Anonymous 353) was healed by earth on which had been poured water that had washed the limbs of Cuthbert 1. |
110 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 727-8 |
While Cuthbert 1 himself was ill he cured a man (Wealhstod 1) of diarrhoea. |
111 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 729-30 |
The body of Cuthbert 1 was found to be whole in its garment ten years after his death. |
112 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 725-6 |
Cuthbert 1 had a vision of angels bearing the soul of a shepherd (Anonymous 351) who had fallen out of a tree. |
113 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 723-4 |
Cuthbert 1 prophesied to a mother (Anonymous 349) safety for her son (Anonymous 350) and household (Anonymi 1091) when a plague afflicted the Britons. |
114 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 721-2 |
While on a journey Cuthbert 1 found a young man about to die (Anonymous 348) whom he returned to health by prayer. |
115 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 719-20 |
Bread blessed and offered up by Cuthbert 1 cured a sick man (Anonymous 347) when it was mixed with water. |
116 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 717-18 |
Cuthbert 1 cured with holy oil a pain in the side and in the head of a girl (Anonymous 40). |
117 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 710-11 |
Cuthbert 1 sowed a crop for himself in a field and by only a word kept the birds from it. |
118 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 712 |
The sea and animals obeyed Cuthbert 1. |
119 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 713-14 |
Cuthbert 1 accurately prophesied many future events concerning himself and others (Anonymi 1107). |
120 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 715-16 |
Cuthbert 1 healed the wife (Anonymous 39) of a comes (Hemma 1), driving away the plague by sprinkling holy water on her. |
121 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 708-9 |
Cuthbert 1 brought from the turf flowing water which in answer to prayer provided him with water. |
122 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 706-7 |
Cuthbert 1 expelled demons from Farne, making a residence for himself nearby. |
123 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 704-5 |
Cuthbert 1 healed a wife (Anonymous 342) possessed of a demon before he entered the house at the invitation of the husband (Anonymous 39). |
124 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 702-3 |
Cuthbert 1 turned fire aside from buildings by his prayers, which young men (Anonymi 1090) were unable to do. |
125 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 700-1 |
Cuthbert 1 prophesied that he and a companion (Anonymous 341) would share a fish brought by an eagle, and so it was done. |
126 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 698-9 |
Cuthbert 1 removed the hunger of sailors (Anonymi 1089) by prayer and prophesied calm weather. |
127 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 697 |
Cuthbert 1 saved from illness and sin a brother (Anonymous 340) who saw him being warmed by animals. |
128 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 694-5 |
Cuthbert 1 fed an angel bread and gained heavenly food thereby. |
129 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 696 |
Cuthbert 1 was warmed by animals. |
130 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 692-3 |
Cuthbert 1 saw the soul of Aidan 1 born above the stars when he was attending to the feeding of sheep. |
131 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 690-1 |
Cuthbert 1 called back through his prayers five ships tossed on the sea by wind. |
132 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 688-9 |
Cuthbert 1 cured himself when a swelling turned to fever by following an angel's command. |
133 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 678-84 |
Cuthbert 1 was buried. Miracles took place at the place where he was buried. |
134 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 676-80 |
Cuthbert 1 died in his solitary cell; the island was made sacred by his death. |
135 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 675 |
Cuthbert 1 returned to become a hermit again. |
136 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 666-73 |
Cuthbert 1 became a bishop at the urging of Anonymi 1088 and [Ecgfrith 4]. |
137 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 657-63 |
Cuthbert 1 sought out the island of Farne, where he lived for a long time as a solitary hermit. |
138 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 654-5 |
Cuthbert 1 strengthened his followers (Anonymi 1106) in virtue. |
139 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 644-5 |
Wilfrid 2 was buried in the church at Ripon. |
140 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 644-5 |
Wilfrid 2 built a church in Ripon in honour of Peter. |
141 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 642-3 |
Wilfrid 2 died in accordance with the predictions of the angel. |
142 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 624-40 |
On the fifth day after his illness, Wilfrid 2 reported a vision of St Michael. |
143 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 607-13 |
Wilfrid 2 made thousands of converts to Christ among the Frisian people (Anonymi 1086). |
144 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 606 |
Wilfrid 2 was forced to hasten to Rome. |
145 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 581-7 |
Wilfrid 2 converted peoples in many places, including South Saxony. |
146 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 585-605 |
Wilfrid 2 baptized South Saxony [sc. Anonymi 1084] at which point a three-year drought was broken. |
147 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 575-6 |
Ecgfrith 4 succeeded his father [sc. Ecgfrith 4] on the throne on the latter's death. |
148 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 573-4 |
After holding the empire for twenty-eight years, Oswiu 1 rested in peace. |
149 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 565-9 |
Oswiu 1 subsequently conquered many other kingdoms. |
150 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 556-8 |
As a result of the war [against Penda 1], Oswiu 1 brought the Mercians (Anonymi 1104) under the control of the Faith, thereby enabling his people (Anonymi 1105) to regain their fatherland. |
151 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 529-52 |
Penda 1 fled the battle but was killed by the sword. |
152 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 517-55 |
Having been an enemy from Oswiu 1's earliest years on the throne, Penda 1 attacked him with an army (Anonymi 1101) but was defeated. |
153 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 520-2 |
Penda 1 raised an army (Anonymi 1101). |
154 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 511-16 |
Relatives of Oswiu 1 (Anonymi 1078) killed kinsmen (Anonymi 1080) and brought pagan forces (Anonymi 1081) into the citadels of the cities of their homeland and attempted to overthrow him. |
155 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 507-10 |
Oswiu 1 defended his kingdom against foreigners (Anonymi 1079) |
156 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 503-4 |
Oswald 1 died at the age of thirty-eight. |
157 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 485-6 |
Oswald 1's head was attached to a stake of wood. |
158 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 443-54 |
A brother who broke his arm (Bothelm 2) was healed by moss from the cross. |
159 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 460-98 |
An Irish scholar (Anonymous 231), struck by plague, drank some water bathed in the stake on which Oswald 1's head had been nailed and recovered. |
160 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 400-26 |
A mentally disturbed man (Anonymous 333) was healed by the dust brought by an abbess (Anonymous 332) from Oswald 1's tomb. |
161 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 396-9 |
An abbess (Anonymous 332) visited the sacred places associated with Oswald 1. |
162 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 380-7 |
A boy in the monastery who was sick (Anonymous 331) was taken to the burial-place of Oswald 1 and was healed. |
163 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 362-74 |
The remains of Oswald 1 were translated to Lindsey, where the local people (Anonymi 1076) buried him after seeing a fiery light. |
164 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 357-61 |
Osthryth 1 saw that the remains of Oswald 1 were reburied in a church. |
165 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 336-51 |
A man (Anonymous 329) collected dust from the place where Oswald 1 died; he took it to a house where a post with a cloth containing the dust proved immune to fire. |
166 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 324-35 |
The traveller (Anonymous 327) led a girl in a coma (Anonymous 328) to the place where Oswald 1 died and she was healed. |
167 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 314-23 |
The horse of a traveller (Anonymous 327) was healed at the spot where Oswald 1 died. |
168 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 305-7 |
Oswiu 1 established a church in Bamburgh dedicated to St Peter. |
169 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 303-9 |
Oswiu 1 took Oswald 1's hand and placed it in a silver casket. |
170 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 301-3 |
After Oswald 1 was killed, his hand was hung on a stake |
171 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 291-300 |
Oswald 1 ordered a silver dish and the food on it to be given to those in need (Anonymi 1073). |
172 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 236-64 |
Oswald 1 returned suddenly from exile and conquered his enemies. |
173 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 226-33 |
Edwin 2 was suddenly murdered by his allies (Anonymi 1070). |
174 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 219, 274-81 |
Edwin 2 founded spacious churches in cities and endowed them with gifts. |
175 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 218 |
Edwin 2 spurred his people (Anonymi 1069) to serve the Faith by gifts and threats. |
176 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 217 |
Edwin 2 established laws with just moderation. |
177 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 213 |
Paulinus 1 converted many thousands (Anonymi 1100) to Christ |
178 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 204-09 |
Edwin 2 decided to make York his capital. |
179 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 194-202, 222 |
Edwin 2 decided to be baptized with his people (Anonymi 1069). |
180 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 131-5 |
Edwin 2 married a woman from the South (Æthelburg 1). |
181 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 145-66 |
Edwin 2 was converted to Christianity through the agency of Paulinus 1. |
182 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 167-93 |
Following the instructions of Edwin 2, Coifi 1 desecrated the altars of his temple and a crowd (Anonymi 1068) destroyed the shrine. |
183 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 120-3 |
Edwin 2 conquered various peoples in Britain |
184 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 111-12 |
A king (Æthelfrith 2) was killed by the sword. |
185 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 93-110 |
Edwin 2 had a vision of a messenger who predicted that God would save him from his enemy and that he would have an empire circumscribed only by the waves. |
186 |
 |
Event |
Alcuin.VersEubor 92 |
Edwin 2 fled, being driven into exile |
187 |
 |
Transaction |
Alcuin.VersEubor 389 |
Silver, gems, gold and much finery were given by Offa 7 to Lindsey 1 |
188 |
 |
Transaction |
Alcuin.VersEubor 277-80 |
He [sc. Oswald 1] clothed the altars with silver, gems and gold, with silk on the walls beautifully marked out with gold leaf...; he hung lanterns of various kinds through the holy buildings. |
189 |
 |
Transaction |
Alcuin.VersEubor 297-8 |
A silver dish of great weight he directed be given to those in need. |
190 |
 |
Transaction |
Alcuin.VersEubor 1222-8 |
He [sc. Wilfrid 4] added numerous ornaments with charming inscriptions to the sacred church; he made silver vessels with shining elegance suitable for the appointed sacred services and he covered the altar and crosses with gilded plates of silver; not wishing to hide treasures he bestowed them in honour of the Divine. |