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Factoid Type |
Source Reference |
Short Description |
1 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 32 (p. 140 lines 9-13) |
Willibrord 1 converted throngs of people (Anonymi 1184). |
2 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 31 |
All the brothers drank for a first and second time form the barrel. A servant (Anonymous 400) found that it was as full as before. |
3 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 31 |
Through the blessing of Willibrord 1 [God] had once deemed it worthy for forty men (Anonymi 1140) to fill themselves from four barrels. |
4 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 31 |
Aldberht 1 and the brethren (Anonymi 1180) commemorated the death of Wilgils 2. |
5 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 30 |
The unfortunate man (Anonymous 387) died suddenly. |
6 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 30 |
A deacon (Anonymous 387) stole from the church of the holy man [sc. Willibrord 1] a gold cross together with other gifts to the church. |
7 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 29 |
An infirm young man (Anonymous 385) led by the hands of his friends (Anonymi 1183) to the body of the blessed bishop [sc. Willibrord 1] was suddenly healed in the presence of all looking on. |
8 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.29 |
An infirm young man, praying in his [sc. Willibrord 1's] church, was healed. |
9 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 28 |
Anonymous 385 was placed near the coffin containing his [sc. Willibrord 1's] remains, where she was healed. |
10 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.28 |
A certain paralysed woman (Anonymous 385) was healed at his [sc. Willibrord 1's] body. |
11 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 27 |
Quite often penitents (Anonymi 1181) came to the same church [sc. Holy Trinity, Echternach] encircled by iron bands according to custom; the circles broke and their chains were suddenly released. |
12 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 27 |
Through the pouring of oil which used to glisten on the body of the holy man [sc. Willibrord 1] many infirm (Anonymi 1142) were cured. |
13 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.27 |
The infirm (Anonymi 1142) were healed through the pouring of oil glistening on the body of the holy man [sc. Willibrord 1]. |
14 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 26 |
Many of the brothers (Anonymi 1180) assert that they have seen a remarkable light and perceived a very pleasant fragrance with the sweetest smell on the bed on which he [sc. Willibrord 1] returned his soul to the Creator. |
15 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 26 |
The death of [Willibrord 1] was revealed to a certain religious disciple of the holy man (Anonymous 384) while he was keeping a prayer vigil. |
16 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.26 |
To one of [Willibrord 1's] disciples (Anonymous 384) his death was revealed. |
17 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 25 |
The church of the aforementioned monasterium [sc. Echternach] Willibrord 1 built and dedicated to the Holy Trinity. |
18 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 25 |
[Anonymi 1180], placing the body of the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] in [the sarcophagus] with hymns, psalms and every mark of respect, buried it in the church of the aforementioned monasterium [of Echternach]. |
19 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 25 |
The marble sarcophagus was initially found to be too short for the body of Willibrord 1 but subsequently proved to be longer than it. |
20 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.25 |
The body of the holy father [sc. Willibrord 1] was buried in a sarcophagus. |
21 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 24 |
There [sc. at the monasterium at Echternach] miracles and acts of healing have not ceased to take place at the relics of the holy priest of God up to the present day. |
22 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 24 |
[Willibrord 1] built the monasteriium of Echternach. |
23 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 24 |
[Willibrord 1] was buried in the monasterium of Echternach. |
24 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 24 |
[Willibrord 1] migrated from this pilgrimage to the eternal fatherland on the sixth of November. |
25 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.24 |
The burial of the venerable father [sc. Willibrord 1] |
26 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.24 |
The death of the venerable father [sc. Willibrord 1]. |
27 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 23 |
[Willibrord 1] baptized Pippin 2. |
28 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 23 |
The holy man [sc. Willibrord 1] made a prophecy in the presence of his pupils (Anonymi 1179) about Pippin 2 that he would be greater than all duces of the Franks who had preceded him. |
29 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 23 |
The man beloved of God [sc. Willibrord 1] predicted in a spirit of prophecy certain things which in their outcome proved true. |
30 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.23 |
The holy man [sc. Willibrord 1] in a spirit of prophecy predicted the future good fortune of Pippin 2. |
31 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 22 |
Willibrord 1 in response to a request from Anonymous 383 freed his household (Anonymi 1177) from the testing of a demoniacal illusion. |
32 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.22 |
[Willibrord 1] freed the home of a certain pater familias (Anonymous 383) from a demoniacal illusion. |
33 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 21 |
Coming into the monasterium, [Willibrord 1] celebrated mass for the sick. |
34 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 21 |
Willibrord 1 was not bothered at coming to them (Anonymi 1141). |
35 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 21 |
Hearing that the holy man [sc. Willibrord 1] was coming there [sc. to Echternach], the women (Anonymi 1141) immediately sent am embassy (Anonymi 1174) begging that he should not delay in coming [sc. to them]. |
36 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 21 |
That holy man [sc. Willibrord 1] rested in the body up to the present day [i.e., the time of writing] in the monasterium called Echternach. |
37 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 20 |
The following year [Willibrord 1] returned along the same road. |
38 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 20 |
As a result of a dispute with Willibrord 1, Anonymous 382 was unable to quench his thirst. |
39 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 20 |
The holy preacher [sc. Willibrord 1] went with haste to Frisia for the sake of preaching the gospel, as was his custom. |
40 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.20 |
[Willibrord 1] forgave [Anonymous 382] again. |
41 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.20 |
A certain rich man (Anonymous 382) was excommunicated by the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1]. |
42 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 19 |
Willibrord 1 blessed four portable barrels, which provided wine for forty (Anonymi 1140). |
43 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 19 |
The servant of God [sc. Willibrord 1] arrived with his companions (Anonymi 1171) at the house of a friend (Anonymous 397). |
44 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.19 |
Forty men (Anonymi 1140) drank their fill from four portable barrels after a blessing from the father [sc. Willibrord 1]. |
45 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 18 |
The holy man [sc. Willibrord 1] came on a visit to his monasterium. |
46 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.18 |
After a blessing from the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1], wine rose in a tun. |
47 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 17 |
Willibrord 1 instructed Anonymous 395 to take and share his special barrel with the poor men (Anonymi 1139). After the twelve drank their fill, it was found to be as full as before. |
48 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 17 |
The holy priest of God [sc. Willibrord 1] making a journey in a certain place saw twelve poor men (Anonymi 1139) begging, asking for some consolation from those passing by. |
49 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.17 |
Twelve poor people (Anonymi 1139) nourished themselves from [Willibrord 1's] portable barrel. |
50 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 16 |
[Willibrord 1] prayed to God and a trench filled with water. |
51 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 16 |
The man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] was touring along a coast that suffered from a dearth of sweet water, preaching the Gospel. |
52 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.16 |
[Willibrord 1] through his prayers produced water in a dry place. |
53 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 15 |
The next day the same unhappy man (Anonymous 393) that did not forbear from hurling abuse at the servant of God [sc. Willibrord 1] died suddenly in the same place in the sight of many (Anonymi 1169) |
54 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 15 |
Seeing [Willibrord 1 walking through the cornfields], the guardian (Anonymous 393), driven to excessive anger, began to swear at the man of God. |
55 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 15 |
At another time the blessed man [sc. Willibrord 1] was making a journey to a certain small monastery under his control called Susteren. |
56 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.15 |
A certain man (Anonymous 393) on hurling abuse at the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] died suddenly. |
57 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 14 |
On the same day [as he was freed by Willibrord 1] Anonymous 407 was seized by a demoniacal spirit and on the third day ended unhappily his miserable life. |
58 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 14 |
Incensed, [Anonymous 407] struck with a sword the head of [Willibrord 1] as if to avenge the injury to his god. Willibrord 1 sustained no wound from that blow. |
59 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 14 |
[Willibrord 1] smashed an idol in the presence of its guardian (Anonymous 380). |
60 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 14 |
When the man of God [sc, Willibrord 1] was making a customary preaching trip, he came to Walcheren. |
61 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 13 |
Having accepted the greater opportunity for evangelizing, [Willibrord 1] tried to wash that people [sc. the Frisians (Anonymi 1152)] clean with the sacred sword of baptism. |
62 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 13 |
Pippin 1 happened to pass away. |
63 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 13 |
[Charles 1 Martel] added many peoples to the kingdom of the Franks, amongst which was Frisia, Radbod 1 having been conquered. |
64 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 13 |
Willibrord 1 was appointed as preacher to that people [sc. the Frisians] (Anonymi 1152), with the fort at Utrecht as episcopal see. |
65 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.13 |
Pippin 1 passed away. |
66 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.13 |
Frisia was subjugated [by Charles 1]. |
67 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.13 |
Charles 1 Martel gave Willibrord 1 as a preacher to them [sc. the Frisians] (Anonymi 1152). |
68 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 12 |
On accepting the inherited properties [of Anonymi 1165], [Willibrord 1] had soon ordered churches to be built on them. |
69 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 12 |
With the fervour of their faith aroused, very many (Anonymi 1165) began to offer their inherited property to the man of God [sc. Willibord 1]. |
70 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 12 |
Willibrord 1 strove to fulfil the request of Pippin 1, going round the places where he had previously evangelized. |
71 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 12 |
Rejoicing at his arrival, [Pippin 1] asked him [sc. Willibrord 1] to continue with the appointed work of [preaching] the Word of God. |
72 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.12 |
[Willibrord 1] preached the Word of God with all persistence. |
73 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.12 |
Willibrord 1 returned to Pippin 1. |
74 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 11 |
Even though [Radbod 1] was not willing to believe the preacher of truth [sc. Willibrord 1], yet he sent him back to Pippin 1 with honour. |
75 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 11 |
Radbod 1 demanded that Willibrord 1 explain his actions, to which the latter made a robust response. |
76 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 13 |
Only one of Willibrord 1's companions (Anonymous 391) was revealed by lot and crowned by martyrdom. |
77 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 11 |
Inflamed by a great rage, [Radbod 1] cast lots for three days but did not receive a lot expressing condemnation. |
78 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 10 |
The pagan onlookers (Anonymi 1161) reported to Radbod 1 what they had seen done. |
79 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 10 |
Willibrord 1 baptized three men in the spring [at Fositesland]. |
80 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 10 |
[Willibrord 1] also ordered that the animals feeding on that land [sc. at Fositesland] be slaughtered as food for themselves (Anonymi 1163). |
81 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 10 |
Tossed about by a storm, the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] stayed there [sc. on Fositesland] for some days until a suitable time for sailing should arrive after the storms had abated. |
82 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 10 |
While [Willibrord 1] was making the journey [sc. to Anonymi 1160], he came to a certain island called Fositesland. |
83 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 9 |
On the journey [sc. to the Franks (Anonymi 1160)] [Willibrord 1] washed them (Anonymi 1159) in the fountain of life after catechizing them. |
84 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 9 |
Willibrord 1 hastened to return to the Franks (Anonymi 1153), having received thirty boys from that country [sc. of the Danes] (Anonymi 1159). |
85 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 9 |
Ongend 1 behaved respectfully towards the herald of truth [sc. Willibrord 1]. |
86 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 9 |
When the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] recognized that he could not bring forth fruit with him [sc. Radbod 1], he redirected his journey to evangelizing the Danes (Anonymi 1137). |
87 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 9 |
Wherever Willibrord 1 went [sc. among the Frisians (Anonymi 1152)] he spoke the Word of God with all confidence. |
88 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 9 |
Although the king of the Frisians [sc. Radbod 1] received the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] in a friendly fashion, he was not able to soften his stony heart with any of the tinder of life. |
89 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 9 |
[Willibrord 1] did not fear approaching the pagan Radbod 1 with his people (Anonymi 1152). |
90 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.9 |
Willibrord 1 attempted to preach in Frisia and among the Danes (Anonymi 1193) |
91 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 8 |
[Willibrord 1] immediately undertook missionary work. |
92 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 8 |
Testimony of the fruit [Willibrord 1] bore are the churches which he constructed in various places. |
93 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 8 |
Testimony of the fruit [Willibrord 1] were the congregations of servants of God (Anonymi 1158) which he assembled in other places. |
94 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 8 |
[Pippin 1] sent Willibrord 1 to preach the Gospel, especially in northern parts of his realm. |
95 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.8 |
Willibrord 1 returned from Rome. |
96 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 8 |
[Willibrord 1], having received the blessing of the apostolic authority [sc. Sergius 1], returned to the dux of the Franks [sc. Pippin 1]. |
97 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 7 |
Whatever Willibrord 1 wanted or asked for, either in the way of relics or in ecclesiastical objects, [Sergius 1] readily handed to him. |
98 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 7 |
[Sergius 1] confirmed [this] with the glory of the office and vestment of the holy pallium of Aaron. |
99 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 7 |
On the appointed day [Sergius 1] consecrated [Willibrord 1] as archbishop. |
100 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 7 |
Assured by the friendly admonition, [Sergius 1] received [Willibrord 1] with great rejoicing and the greatest honour. |
101 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 7 |
[Sergius 1] was advised while asleep that he should receive him [sc. Willibrord 1] with the greatest honour. |
102 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.7 |
Sergius 1 was shown in a vision that he should receive the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] honourably. |
103 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 6 |
With an embassy (Anonymi 1154) and gifts worthy of the apostolic authority [i.e., the pope], [Willibrord 1] went to Rome. |
104 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 6 |
[Pippin 1] decided to send [Willibrord 1] to Rome so that he might be consecrated into the honour of the highest sacerdotal rank by Sergius 1. |
105 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.6 |
Pippin 1 directed that the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] be consecrated as an archbishop. |
106 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
Because the Frisians (Anonymi 1152) with their king, Radbod 1, were still soiled by pagan practices, it seemed appropriate to [Willibrord 1] to go to Francia and Pippin 1. |
107 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
Pippin 1 received [Willibrord 1] with every honour. |
108 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
They [sc. Willibrord 1 and Anonymi 1151] soon arrived at Trier. |
109 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
After some time through the gift of God and with the growth of the Word of faith Willibrord 1 had his episcopal see in [the castellum at Trier]. |
110 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
They [sc. Willibrord 1 and Anonymi 1151] were refreshed there at a selected post. |
111 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
After a favourable voyage the man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] and his companions (Anonymi 1151) arrived at the estuary of the River Rhine. |
112 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
After their labours of holy preaching they [sc. Anonymi 1151] rested in peace. |
113 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
Some [of Anonymi 1151] received the rank of bishop. |
114 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
Some of [Anonymi 1151] were crowned by martyrdom on account of their perseverance in preaching the Gospel. |
115 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 5 |
Willibrord 1 went aboard ship with eleven brethren (Anonymi 1151). |
116 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.5 |
The man of God [sc. Willibrord 1] sailed from Ireland to Germania because of his devotion to preaching the Gospel. |
117 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 4 |
There [sc. in Ireland] for twelve years [Willibrord 1] was educated. |
118 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 4 |
[Willibrord 1] joined himself in the intimacy of the aforementioned fathers [sc. Ecgberht 6 and Wihtberht 2]. |
119 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.4 |
The devout young man [sc. Willibrord 1] went to Ireland for the sake of learning. |
120 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 4 |
Each of them [sc. Ecgberht 6 and Wihtberht 2] withdrew to Ireland. |
121 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 4 |
There [sc. in Ireland] they [sc. Ecgberht 6 and Wihtberht 2] daily spent [their time] in a solitary existence. |
122 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 4 |
Willibrord 1 went in a swift journey to Ireland. |
123 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 3 |
He [sc. Willibrord 1] was brought up amongst other young men (Anonymi 1148) of that most sacred monasterium [sc. Ripon]. |
124 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 3 |
There in the monasterium he [sc. Willibrord 1] became a monk through a pious profession. |
125 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 3 |
There in the monasterium the boy [sc. Willibrord 1], having become a cleric, accepted the tonsure. |
126 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 3 |
As soon as the infant [sc. Willibrord 1] had been weaned, his father [sc. Wilgils 2] handed him to the brethren of the church of Ripon (Anonymi 1136 13) to be taught in religious studies and sacred letters. |
127 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 3 |
His Father [sc. Wilgils 2] gave the name of Willibrord 1 to him when he was reborn at the sacred font of baptism. |
128 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 3 |
In the fullness of time the woman (Anonymous 379) gave birth to a son [sc. Willibrord 1]. |
129 |
|
Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.3 |
The parents [sc. Anonymous 379 and Wilgils 2] handed Willibrord 1 over to the brethren of Ripon (Anonymi 1136) for instruction. |
130 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 2 |
Anonymous 379 had a dream which terrified her and which she related to a priest (Anonymous 389), who interpreted it for her. |
131 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr Cap.2 |
Concerning a dream and its interpretation which Anonymous 379 told that she had seen. |
132 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
I [sc. Alcuin 1] wrote this account of the most holy father and outstanding teacher Willibrord 1 at Beornrad 1's command. |
133 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
I [sc. Alcuin 1] undertook the governance of that same small cell by legal succession of [the descendants of Wilgils 2 (Anonymi 1147)]. |
134 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
In [the church Wilgils 2] rested after numerous contests of holy labour. |
135 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
In the church [Wilgils 2] assembled a modest but honourable congregation of those serving God (Anonymi 1146). |
136 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
The king (Anonymous 388) and nobles (Anonymi 1145) granted small parcels of land to Wilgils 2 for the building of a church. |
137 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
He [sc. Wilgils 2] did not cease to exhort the crowds (Anonymi 1144) streaming to him with the sweetest admonition of the Word of God. |
138 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
Wilgils 2 served there for a great period of time with fasting and prayers and vigils to God in a certain small oratory dedicated to the apostle St Andrew. |
139 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
[Wilgils 2] adopted a solitary life. |
140 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
Wilgils 2 chose a monastic existence. |
141 |
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Event |
Alcuin.VitWillibrPr 1 |
Wilgils 2 was living a religious life in Christ with his wife (Anonymous 379) and all his household (Anonymi 1143), as was made plain afterwards through signs. |