| View |
Factoid Type |
Source Ref |
Primary Person |
Short Description |
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RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.16 |
Willibrord 1 |
(Wilibrordus) |
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RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Tydi 2 |
(Tydi) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Waga 1 |
(Waga) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.12 |
Wealhstod 1 |
(Walhstod) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.6 |
Tydi 2 |
(Tydi) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
Winfrith 1 |
(Winfridus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.4 |
Tydi 2 |
(Tydi) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.5 |
Tydi 2 |
(Tydi) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.5 |
Penna 1 |
(Penna) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Hildmer 1 |
(Hildmaer) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cuðberhtus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Hemma 1 |
(Hemma) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
Hadwald 1 |
(Hadwald) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
Hereberht 3 |
(Hereberht) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cuðberhtus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Trumwine 1 |
(Tumma) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Trumwine 1 |
(Tumma) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Theodore 1 |
(Theodorus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
(Egfridus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
(Ecgfridus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
(Egfridus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Plecgils 1 |
(Plecgils) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.13 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cudberhtus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.14 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cudberhtus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
(Ecgfridus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.1 |
Eadfrith 3 |
(... Eadfride) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
Eata 2 |
(Eata) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.14 |
Eadberht 3 |
(Eadberht) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cudberhtus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.5 |
Aidan 1 |
(Aegdanus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Aldfrith 1 |
(Aldfridus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Aldfrith 1 |
(Aldfridus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Ælfflæd 2 |
(Aelfleda) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
Ælfflæd 2 |
(Aelfleda) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cudbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Æbbe 2 |
(... Aebba) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cuðberht) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cuthbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cuðberhtus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cuðberhtus) |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.12 |
Wealhstod 1 |
he suffered from dysentery |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cuðbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.7 |
Censwith 1 |
(Kenswið) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Bede 3 |
(Beta) |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.12 |
Wealhstod 1 |
faithful and well-tried |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 |
Æthelwald 7 |
(Aedelwald) |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
Winfrith 1 |
holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Trumwine 1 |
of holy memory |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Trumwine 1 |
of holy memory |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Hildmer 1 |
religious man |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.5 |
Cuthbert 1 |
servant of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
Eata 2 |
venerable and holy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.14 |
Eadberht 3 |
the holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.1 |
Eadfrith 3 |
O holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.5 |
Cuthbert 1 |
man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.7 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.5 |
Cuthbert 1 |
man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Cuthbert 1 |
man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
Cuthbert 1 |
confessor of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
saint |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
servant of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
O holy bishop and priest |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.5 |
Cuthbert 1 |
the holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Cuthbert 1 |
saint |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.17 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
saint |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
he surpassed all of his age in ability |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.17 |
Cuthbert 1 |
incorruptible martyr of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.16 |
Cuthbert 1 |
incorruptible body |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy martyr |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.16 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy confessor of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.14 |
Cuthbert 1 |
the holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.13 |
Cuthbert 1 |
of holy memory |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
Cuthbert 1 |
man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.11 |
Cuthbert 1 |
His body was infirm and afflicted with a certain sickness |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.6 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Cuthbert 1 |
the holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 |
Cuthbert 1 |
the holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
The Lord completely and fully increased the dignity and authority of his office through him by signs and wonders. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
saint |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
He excelled in virtues |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
He did not seek the praise of men, he desired that all his miracles should be hidden so far as this was in his power. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
His secular life was pious and undefiled |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
He followed the example of the saints, fulfilling the duty of peace among his brethren; he held fast humility also and that most excellent gift of charity without which every other virtue is nothing worth. He cared for the poor, feed the hungry, clothed the naked, took in strangers, redeemed captives, and protected widows and orphans. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
He remembered the Books of the Bible |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
His discourse was pure and frank, full of gravity and probity, full of sweetness and grace, dealing with the ministry of the law, the teaching of the faith, the virtue of temperance, and the practice of righteousness |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.7 |
Cuthbert 1 |
His conversation consoled the sad, instructed the ignorant, appeased the angry |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.7 |
Cuthbert 1 |
At all hours he was happy and joyful, neither wearing a sad expression at the remembrance of a sin, nor being elated by the loud praises of those who marvelled at his manner of life. |
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PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
He continued with the utmost constancy to be what he had been before; he showed the same humility of heart, the same poverty of dress, and, being full of authority and grace, he maintained the dignity of a bishop without abandoning the ideal of the monk or the virtue of the hermit. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy hermit of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.7 |
Cuthbert 1 |
He kept throughtout the same countenance, the same spirit |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
servant of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.4 |
Cuthbert 1 |
soldier of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.5 |
Cuthbert 1 |
servant of Christ |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.6 |
Cuthbert 1 |
servant of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Cuthbert 1 |
man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.4 |
Cuthbert 1 |
man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
patient in hope |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
wide in charity |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
orthodox in faith |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
noble in nature |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
mighty in counsel |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
unblemished in body |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy in works |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.4 |
Cuthbert 1 |
His knew swelled, his sinews contracted and he became lame |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
angelic in appearance |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
refined in conversation |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
saint |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 |
Anonymous 40 |
she suffered great pain her head and in the whole of one side |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
He kept in mind the prophetic words (as Mary did) |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Anonymous 39 |
She was almost at the point of death through her infirmity |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Eadswith 1 |
she was horribly degraded and shamelessly destroyed and polluted with spittle |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Anonymous 24 |
afflicted with a demon. He was shouting and weeping and tearing his body |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.17 |
Anonymous 30 |
he lay with almost all his limbs mortified and powerless |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Eadswith 1 |
She was much vexed by a devil. She was greatly ravaged and afflicted to the point of death, grinding her teeth and uttering tearful groans. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.16 |
Anonymous 27 |
he was seized with a grave illness while staying in the guest-house at Lindisfarne. He was afflicted for a long time and at last was almost worn out and in despair, and had no hope of the present life. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.6 |
Anonymous 70 |
His whole body was swollen. He was half-dead and breathing his last. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
Anonymi 212 |
afflited with demons |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
Ælfflæd 2 |
most faithful |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.5 |
Aidan 1 |
our holy bishop |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Ælfflæd 2 |
handmaiden of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Ælfflæd 2 |
virgin |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.12 |
Wealhstod 1 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.4 |
Tydi 2 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
Hereberht 3 |
Anchorite |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
Hadwald 1 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.5 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Shepherd |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.11 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Anchorite |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.7 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Anchorite |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Hermit |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Anchorite |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.5 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Farmer |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.4 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Anchorite |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Hermit |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Anchorite |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
Monk |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.16 |
Anonymous 27 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.7 |
Censwith 1 |
Nurse |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.7 |
Censwith 1 |
Nun |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Anonymous 22 |
Servant |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 (title of the chapter only) |
Anonymous 40 |
Nun |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Anonymous 36 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.4 |
Anonymous 35 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
Anonymous 23 |
Messenger |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.5 |
Anonymous 34 |
Messenger |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.17 |
Anonymous 31 |
Servant |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.16 |
Anonymous 28 |
Servant |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Anonymous 21 |
Servant |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Ælfflæd 2 |
Nun |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Anonymous 70 |
Servant |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.3 |
Anonymi 223 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.4 |
Anonymi 223 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.2 |
Anonymi 222 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Anonymi 219 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.5 |
Anonymi 218 |
Shepherd |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Æbbe 2 |
Nun |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.1 |
Anonymi 208 |
Familia |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Anonymi 208 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
Anonymi 208 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Anonymi 210 |
Brother |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
Anonymi 213 |
Brother |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
Hereberht 3 |
was Beloved of Cuthbert 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Eormenburg 1 |
was Wife of Ecgfrith 4 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Sibba 1 |
was Master of Anonymous 21 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
was Brother of Ælfflæd 2 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
Hereberht 3 |
was Brother of Cuthbert 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.5 |
Anonymous 37 |
was Son of Cuthbert 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Eadswith 1 |
was Wife of Hildmer 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Anonymous 39 |
was Wife of Hemma 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 |
Anonymous 40 |
was Kinswoman of Æthelwald 7 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.7 |
Censwith 1 |
was Mother of Cuthbert 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Anonymous 25 |
was Father of Anonymous 24 |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.6 |
Tydi 2 |
held office of Priest |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Anonymous 36 |
was Brother of Cuthbert 1 |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.16 |
Willibrord 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
Winfrith 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Aldfrith 1 |
was Brother of Ælfflæd 2 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.6 |
Anonymi 221 |
was Brother of Cuthbert 1 |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Waga 1 |
held office of Praepositus |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.3 |
Anonymi 223 |
was Beloved of Cuthbert 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.6 |
Anonymous 70 |
was Son of Anonymous 69 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Anonymous 24 |
was Son of Anonymous 25 |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Plecgils 1 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Theodore 1 |
held office of Archbishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Trumwine 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.5 |
Tydi 2 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Trumwine 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.5 |
Tydi 2 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Tydi 2 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
held office of King |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
held office of King (King) |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
held office of King |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.13 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.14 |
Eadberht 3 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Elias 1 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.1 |
Eadfrith 3 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
Eata 2 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Ecgfrith 4 |
held office of King |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Eormenburg 1 |
held office of Queen |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.iii |
Aldfrith 1 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Priest (Bishop and priest) |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Guest-master |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.17 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.14 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.11 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.6 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.5 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Prior |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Prior |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.7 |
Anonymous 33 |
held office of Praefectus |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Aldfrith 1 |
held office of King |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop (Bishop and priest) |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
Anonymous 32 |
held office of Deacon |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Bede 3 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.2 |
Cuthbert 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Anonymous 36 |
held office of Cleric |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.14 |
Anonymi 215 |
held office of Elder |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
Anonymi 216 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Anonymous 21 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.5 |
Aidan 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 |
Æthelwald 7 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Anonymi 214 |
held office of Deacon |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 |
Æthelwald 7 |
held office of Prior |
|
Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
Ælfflæd 2 |
held office of Abbess (royal abbess) |
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Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
Ælfflæd 2 |
held office of Abbess |
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Status |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
Hemma 1 |
held status of Comes / Comes |
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Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
Anonymi 214 |
held office of Priest |
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Office |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Æbbe 2 |
held office of Abbess |
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Status |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Sibba 1 |
held status of Comes / Comes |
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Status |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
Æbbe 2 |
held status of Widow / Widow |
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Status |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.7 |
Censwith 1 |
held status of Widow / Widow |
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Status |
Anon.VitCuthberti |
Anonymous 70 |
held status of |
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Status |
Anon.VitCuthberti |
Anonymous 21 |
held status of |
|
Status |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
Anonymous 25 |
held status of Pater familias / Pater familias |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.2 |
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Cuthbert 1 took the Petrine tonsure after the shape of the crown of thorns that bound the head of Christ. |
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Authorship |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.2 |
Anonymous 19 |
Author of Life of Saint Cuthbert |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
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A deacon (Anonymous 32) of Bishop Winfrith 1 was healed of his infirmity on two occasions by the relics of Cuthbert 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.18 |
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People (Anonymi 212) afflicted with demons declared that the demons deserted them for Cuthbert 1's sake. Some brethren (Anonymi 213), on their part, after asking him for what they required, were provided for according to their desires. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.16 |
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A brother (Anonymous 27) of the household of Bishop Willibrord 1 was seized with a grave illness while staying at Lindisfarne. He was healed while praying before the relics of Cuthbert 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.17 |
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A paralytic (Anonymous 30) was brought from another monastery to be cured by the physicians at Lindisfarne. But they failed to cure him. He was cured when he asked to wear the shoes of Cuthbert 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.15 |
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A certain father (Anonymous 25) brought his son (Anonymous 24) who was afflicted with a demon to Lindisfarne. There a man of faith (Cynemund 3) gave the boy some water in which he had sprinkled some of the earth from the trench where the water used to wash the body of Cuthbert 1 had been poured. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.14 |
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A council was held by the elders (Anonymi 215) and licence was given by Bishop Eadberht 3 to raise the relics of Cuthbert 1. They found a thing marvellous to relate, namely that the whole body was as undecayed as when they had buried it. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.13 |
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His [Cuthbert 1's] whole body was washed, his head wrapped in a head cloth and an obley placed upon his holy breast. He was robed in his priestly garments, wearing his shoes in readiness to meet Christ and provided with a waxed shroud. He was carried with ship to our island and they placed him with honour in his stone coffin in the church. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.12 |
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Wealhstod 1 suffered from dysentery, but was healed by Cuthbert 1 when he went specially to minister him in his cell. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
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Cuthbert 1 dedicated a church there. They all sang mass. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
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Ælfflæd 2 sent a messenger (Anonymous 23) to her monastery to ask which of her brethren had recently died. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.10 |
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While Cuthbert 1 was sitting feasting with Ælfflæd 2, he had a vision and saw the soul of a brother (Hadwald 1) from Ælfflæd 2's monastery being carried to heaven. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.13 |
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After taking communion and lifting up his eyes and hands to heaven, Cuthbert 1 commanded his soul to the Lord, breathed his last, and without a sigh went in the way of his fathers. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
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King Ecgfrith 4 was ravaging and laying waste the region of the Picts. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
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Hereberht 3 died at the same time when Cuthbert 1 died. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
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The death of Cuthbert 1 occurred at the same time when the anchorite Hereberht 3 died. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
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Cuthbert 1 realised that the war with the Picts was over and that his people had lost. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.9 |
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Cuthbert 1 told Hereberht 3 that they would both die at the same time, as the latter desired. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
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Ecgfrith 4 was slain. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
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Cuthbert 1 visited the queen (Eormenburg 1). |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.8 |
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Waga 1, the praepositus of the city, conducted Cuthbert 1, some priests and deacons (Anonymi 214) to see the city wall and the well built by the Romans. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.5 |
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Some women (Anonymi 211) brought to Cuthbert 1 a youth (Anonymous 41) who lay on a litter. They sent a messenger (Anonymous 34) to ask Cuthbert to bless him with his holy relics to heal him and ask God's pardon for his sins. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
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After being invited by Sibba 1 to his village, Cuthbert 1 healed a servant of his (Anonymous 22). |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.6 |
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Cuthbert 1 healed the child (Anonymous 70) of a woman (Anonymous 69) who was suffering because of a pestilence. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
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Sibba 1 invited Cuthbert 1 who came to his village. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.5 |
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At a certain time Cuthbert 1 was making his way from Hexham to Carlisle. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.4 |
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Cuthbert 1 healed a maiden (Anonymous 40) who had suffered great pain in her head and in the whole of one side. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
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Cuthbert 1 did what Hemma 1 had asked him to do: blessed the water which was carried to Hemma 1's wife (Anonymous 39), who tasted it and recovered at once. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
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While Cuthbert 1 was preaching in a village, Hemma 1 went to meet the bishop, received him and his company with kindness and ministered to them. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.3 |
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Cuthbert 1 was preaching the word of God to the people and he came to a village in the district of Kintis. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
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Cuthbert 1 told Ælfflæd 2 that Aldfrith 1 would became the heir of Ecgfrith 4. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
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Ecgfrith 4, Trumwine 1 and chosen men of Lindisfarne (Anonymi 210) came to him bearing the decision of the council. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.1 |
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Cuthbert 1 was elected to the bishopric of Lindisfarne at the request of Ecgfrith 4 and the bishops of the Saxons and all the council. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
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Cuthbert 1 told Ælfflæd 2 about the length of his future episcopate. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
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Being asked by Ælfflæd 2, Cuthbert 1 told her that her brother, Ecgfrith 4, would live twelve more months. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.6 |
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Ælfflæd 2 asked Cuthbert 1 to cross the sea and meet her on Coquet Island. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.4 |
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Cuthbert 1 had asked the brethren (Anonymi 223) who came to visit him for some wood twelve feet in length, in order to join the edge of a rock rising from the sea. That same night the sea landed a floating timber where it was to be placed for the building. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.2 |
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Cuthbert 1 managed to build into a wall a stone that four brethren together had not managed to move. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.5 |
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Cuthbert 1 saw two ravens tearing to pieces the roof of the shelter built near the landing-place, and making themselves a nest. After trying to bid them not to do that injury to those who came over the sea, he banished them from the island. After three days one returned to Cuthbert and began to croak loudly, with humble cries asking his pardon. He gave them pardon and both returned to the island, each holding in its beak half of a piece of swine's lard as a gift for him. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
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Cuthbert 1 put the devils to flight and, digging down almost a cubit of a man into the earth, he made a space to dwell in. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.3 |
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Following the command of Cuthbert 1, the brethren (Anonymi 223) who were visiting him dug the earth in the middle of the floor of his dwelling, looking for water. At once they discovered a fountain of living water which broke out of the rocky ground. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
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Cuthbert 1 was invited and constrained by Bishop Eata 2 to go to Lindisfarne. He dwelt there according to the Holy Scripture, following the contemplative amid the active life. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti iii.1 |
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Cuthbert 1 arranged the Lindisfarne monks' rule of life, which they composed then for the first time. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
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Cuthbert 1 told Hildmer 1 that his wife (Eadswith 1) would be healed. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
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Cuthbert 1 rode with Hildmer 1 to see the latter's wife (Eadswith 1). |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
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The woman (Eadswith 1) came to meet her husband (Hildmer 1) and Cuthbert 1, and at the first touch of the reins, the demon was completely driven away. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.7 |
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Cuthbert 1 preserved the dwellings of his nurse's (Censwith 1) village from a fire started in a house on the eastern edge of the village. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.8 |
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Hildmer 1 set out for the monastery of Cuthbert 1 and explained to him that his wife (Eadswith 1) was sick almost to death. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.5 |
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Cuthbert 1 was going with a boy (Anonymous 37) along the River Teviot and making his way southward, he was teaching the country people among the mountains and baptizing them. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.6 |
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While Cuthbert 1 was teaching, he foresaw the devil tempting his listeners (Anonymi 221) and trying to hinder the hearing of the word of the Lord. Shortly after they heard the noise of fire from a burning house and men shouting. Then, seeing no trace of smoke, they realised they had been deceived. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.5 |
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Cuthbert 1 told the boy (Anonymous 37) who was walking with him that the eagle they saw in the sky would provide them with food. Shortly afterwards they found a large fish left by the eagle on the bank of the river. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.4 |
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After finding the dolphin flesh, Cuthbert 1 said that it would have lasted for three days and that on the fourth day the sea would have been calm for sailing. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.4 |
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Cuthbert 1 with two brethren (Anonymous 35 and Tydi 2) from the monastery of Melrose set sail for the land of the Picts. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
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Cuthbert 1 took part in the public prayer in the church of God at Coldingham. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.4 |
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Cuthbert 1 and his companions (Anonymous 35 and Tydi 2) reached the region of the Niduari. After some days in great want, and after one night of prayer, Cuthbert suggested they should go and seek, trusting God's mercy. They found three portions of dolphin's flesh. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
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Cuthbert 1 blessed and healed the cleric (Anonymous 36) who had followed to the seashore him the previous night. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
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Cuthbert 1 went to the seashore at night, then into the waves and when he came out two sea animals ministered to him, licking his feet, wiping them with their skin and warming them with their breath. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.2 |
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Cuthbert 1 ministered to a guest without knowing he was an angel. After washing his hands and feet, at the third hour of the day, looked for some bread for the guest. Failing to get any, he went back and saw the man had left. Then, when he went back to the storehouse, he found three warm loaves. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.1 |
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Cuthbert 1 very often spent the whole night in prayer, sometimes even enduring a second and a third night. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti ii.3 |
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Cuthbert 1 went to Coldingham monastery, in response to the invitation of Æbbe 2. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.5 |
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Aidan 1 died at the same hour of the night as Cuthbert 1 had seen the vision. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.6 |
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While Cuthbert 1 was praying and waiting for a storm to cease, during a journey from the south, his horse seized some thatch from the roof of a hut and with it there fell out a warm loaf and meat. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.7 |
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Cuthbert 1 saw the soul of a praefectus (Anonymous 33) carried up to the sky on his death. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.7 |
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When dwelling in camp with the army, and having only meagre rations, Cuthbert 1 yet lived abundantly all the time. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.1-2 |
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The author of the Life (Anonymous 19) describes his work as a result of his obedience to Eadfrith 3 and the whole community of Lindisfarne (Anonymi 208). |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.4 |
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His knee swelled, his sinews contracted. An angel came riding up to him and told him to cook wheat flour with milk, and anoint his knee with it. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.3 |
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While Cuthbert 1 and many other youths (Anonymi 217) gathered together and began to indulge in a variety of games and tricks, a child (Anonymous 29) prophesied on Cuthbert 1's future offices. |
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Event |
Anon.VitCuthberti i.5 |
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Cuthbert 1 saw angels ascending and descending and in their hands was borne to heaven a holy soul, as if in a globe of fire. |
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RecordedNames |
Anon.VitCuthberti iv.7 |
Sibba 1 |
(Sibba) |