Location: Lindisfarne / Northumberland

Factoid List

View Factoid Type Source Ref. Primary Person Short Description Occupation Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.16 Anonymous 28 Servant Occupation Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.1 Anonymi 210 Brother Office Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.15 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop Office Anon.VitCuthberti  i.3 Elias 1 held office of Priest 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  iv.14 Anonymi 215 held office of Elder Office Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.7 Anonymous 21 held office of Priest Event Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.17   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. Event Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.16   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. Event Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.14   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. Event Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.15   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. Event Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.13   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. Event Anon.VitCuthberti  iv.1   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. Event Anon.VitCuthberti  iii.1   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. Event Anon.VitCuthberti  iii.1   Cuthbert 1 arranged the Lindisfarne monks' rule of life, which they composed then for the first time. Event Anon.VitCuthberti  ii.8   Hildmer 1 set out for the monastery of Cuthbert 1 and explained to him that his wife (Eadswith 1) was sick almost to death. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  Prologue   Bede 1 asked Bishop Eadfrith 3 for his name to be inserted among those of the Lindisfarne community, so that they could pray for him after his death as if he was one of them. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16   Eata 2 sent Cuthbert 1 from Melrose to Lindisfarne, in order that there also he might both teach the rule of monastic perfection by his authority as prior and illustrate it by the example of his virtue. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  37   While Cuthbert 1 was going back to his dwelling-place he told the brethren in Lindisfarne that they would see him again when they brought his body back there. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  38   While ministering to Cuthbert 1, Wealhstod 1 was healed from his diarrhoea by simply touching the bishop. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  40   After his death, Cuthbert 1's body was placed on the ship, and taken to Lindisfarne. It was received by a great company who came to meet it. They placed it in a stone sarcophagus in the church of the blessed apostle Peter on the right side of the altar. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  41   A demoniac boy (Anonymous 24), who could not be healed by a priest (Tydi 2) sent form Lindisfarne, was taken to the monastery by his father (Anonymous 25). There the holy martyrs of God would not grant him any cure. Then, another priest (Cynemund 3) took a small particle of earth on which water had been poured when Cuthbert 1's dead body had been washed. He put the earth in water, brought it to the patient and poured it into his mouth. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  42   Cuthbert 1 put into the hearts of his brethren to take his bones and to put them in a light chest in the same place, but above the floor. Eadberht 3 agreed and told them to do that on the anniversary of his burial. When they opened the grave, they found his body to be intact and whole. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  43   After he was attacked by a fell disease, he died. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  44   A cleric (Anonymous 82) who had come from overseas fell grievously ill. He asked his servant (Anonymous 83) to be taken to Cuthbert 1's sepulchre. Event Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  45   A paralytic youth (Anonymous 84) was sent to Lindisfarne from a monastery not far away. He received the help of the skilled physicians of Lindisfarne, who however could do nothing to heal him. When he asked his servant (Anonymous 85) for some of Cuthbert 1's relics, he was given the shoes which had been in the sepulchre. When he wore them, he fell asleep and was subsequently healed. Status Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  Prologue Anonymi 225 held status of Elder / Elder Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  4 Aidan 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of the church at Lindisfarne) Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16 Aidan 1 held office of Bishop (First bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  41 Tydi 2 held office of Priest Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  25 Baldhelm 1 held office of Priest Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16 Cuthbert 1 held office of Prior Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  24 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  46 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  36 Cynemund 3 held office of Priest Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  40 Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  46 Eadfrith 3 held office of Bishop Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  6 Eata 2 held office of Abbot Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  6 Eata 2 held office of Priest Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16 Eata 2 held office of Abbot Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  17 Eata 2 held office of Abbot Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  Prologue Guthfrith 1 held office of Sacrist Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  37 Herefrith 1 held office of Abbot Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  8 Herefrith 1 held office of Priest Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  8 Herefrith 1 held office of Abbot Office Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  23 Herefrith 1 held office of Priest Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  46 Æthelwald 8 Monk Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  Prologue Anonymi 224 Brother Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  36 Anonymi 239 Brother Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  37 Anonymi 240 Brother Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  Prologue Anonymi 225 Teacher Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  37 Wealhstod 1 Monk Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  40 Anonymous 76 Brother Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  17 Cuthbert 1 Hermit Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  36 Cynemund 3 Monk Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  37 Wealhstod 1 Brother Office Bede.VitCuthbertiMetr  37 Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop Office Bede.VitCuthbertiMetr  13 Cuthbert 1 held office of Prior Event Bede.VitCuthbertiMetr  37   When Cuthbert 1 was committed to a fittingly glorious tomb, being interred in marble at the right side of the altar, suddenly the insistent north wind struck the monastery on all sides and the brethren chose to abandon the site rather than to undergo that danger. Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiMetr  37 Anonymi 287 Monk Occupation Bede.VitCuthbertiMetr  14 Cuthbert 1 Monk Event Stephen.VitWilfridi  2   Wilfrid 2 decided to enter the monastic life. Occupation Stephen.VitWilfridi  2 Anonymi 298 Monastic senior Occupation Stephen.VitWilfridi  2 Anonymi 298 Monk Occupation Stephen.VitWilfridi  2 Cudda 2 Monk Office Bede.ChronMaior  530.570 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop (Most reuerent prelate of the church of Lindisfarne in Britain) Office Bede.HE  iv.29 Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iii.25 Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iv.29 Wilfrid 2 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iv.27 Aidan 1 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iii.3 Aidan 1 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iv.28 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iv.28 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop-elect Office Bede.HE  iv.27 Cuthbert 1 held office of Prior Office Bede.HE  iv.27 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop Event Bede.HE  v.1   Æthelwald 8 died on Farne Island, but was buried at Lindisfarne Event Bede.HE  iv.31   One side of Baduthegn 1's body was afflicted with paralysis. He went to the tomb of Cuthbert 1 and prayed that he might either be healed, or that he might bear the pain with patience. He seemed to fall into a deep sleep as he was praying. When he awoke, he had been healed. Event Bede.HE  iv.30   When the brothers of Lindisfarne (Anonymi 680) opened Cuthbert 1's coffin, they found his body to be incorrupt and all his garments seemed to be perfectly new. Event Bede.HE  iv.30   The brothers of Lindisfarne (Anonymi 680) decided to translate Cuthbert 1's body and put it in a new coffin, in the same place, but above the floor. They reported their decision to Eadberht 3 who consented to the plan. Event Bede.HE  iv.29   Cuthbert 1 was buried in the church at Lindisfarne. Event Bede.HE  iv.27   Ecgfrith 4 caused Cuthbert 1 to be consecrated bishop of Lindisfarne. Event Bede.HE  iii.26, v.24   Colmán 1 took those who would not accept the catholic Easter and returned to Ireland in order to discuss what he ought to do. Event Bede.HE  iii.25   Finan 1 constructed a church suitable for an episcopal see. Event Bede.HE  iii.22   Cedd 1 went to Lindisfarne to consult with Finan 1. Event Bede.HE  iii.17   Aidan 1's body was translated to the new church dedicated to St Peter. He was buried on the right side of the altar. Event Bede.HE  iii.17   Aidan 1's body was taken to Lindisfarne, and buried in the brothers' cemetery. Office Bede.HE  iv.30 Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iii.26 Eata 2 held office of Abbot Office Bede.HE  iii.26 Eata 2 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iv.12 Eata 2 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  iv.27 Eata 2 held office of Abbot Office Bede.HE  iv.31 Baduthegn 1 held office of Guest-master Office Bede.HE  v.1 Guthfrith 2 held office of Abbot Office Bede.HE  v.12 Æthelwald 7 held office of Bishop Office Bede.HE  v.23 Æthelwald 7 held office of Bishop Education Bede.HE  iii.23 Cedd 1 He had been brought up at Lindisfarne Education Bede.HE  v.19 Wilfrid 2 he speedily learned the psalms and a number of other books Occupation Bede.HE  Preface Anonymi 638 Brother Occupation Bede.HE  iv.27 Aidan 1 Monk Occupation Bede.HE  v.19 Wilfrid 2 Monk Occupation Bede.HE  iv.28 Anonymi 676 Brother Occupation Bede.HE  iv.28 Anonymi 678 Brother Occupation Bede.HE  iv.30 Anonymi 680 Brother Occupation Bede.HE  iv.31 Baduthegn 1 Brother Occupation Bede.HE  v.1 Anonymi 681 Brother Event Alcuin.VersEubor  675   Cuthbert 1 returned to become a hermit again. Event Alcuin.VersEubor  657-63   Cuthbert 1 sought out the island of Farne, where he lived for a long time as a solitary hermit. Occupation OEMart  92 Anonymi 1285 Brother Office OEMart  90 Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop Office OEMart  90 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop Office ASC (DEF)  780 DEF(OE and Lat.) Hygebald 3 held office of Bishop (Bishop at the island of Lindisfarne) Office ASC (DEF)  803 DE Hygebald 3 held office of Bishop (Bishop of Lindisfarne) Office ASC (DEF)  782 F(OE) Cynewulf 3 held office of Bishop (Bishop of the island of Lindisfarne) Office ASC (DEF)  782 DE Cynewulf 3 held office of Bishop (Bishop on the island of Lindisfarne) Office ASC (DEF)  779 DEF(OE) Cynewulf 3 held office of Bishop (Bishop in Lindisfarne island) Event ASC (DEF)  793 DEF(OE and Lat.)   Terrible harrying by heathen men (Anonymi 1341) destroyed God's church at Lindisfarne with plundering and slaughter of men (Anonymi 1342) [DE: on 6 ides of January (= 6 January)]. Event ASC (DEF)  780 DEF(OE and Lat.)   Hygebald 3 12 [DEF(Lat.): was consecrated as bishop at Sockburn] to the island of Lindisfarne. Event ASC (DEF)  779 DEF(OE)   Cynewulf 3 resigned at Lindisfarne. Event Alcuin.Ep  16 (pp. 42-3)   Pagans (Anonymi 1862) sacked the church of St Cuthbert. Event Alcuin.Ep  16 (p. 43)   After the departure of Paulinus 1, Christianity was first adopted amongst the Northumbrians [at Lindisfarne] (Anonymi 1864). Event Alcuin.Ep  18   Alcuin 1 gave counsel to Æthelred 7, Osbald 1, Osberht 3 and all his friends (Anonymi 1867), advising them as to how they should act. Event Alcuin.Ep  18 (p. 52)   The church of Saint Cuthbert was wretchedly devastated by the pagans (Anonymi 1862). Event Alcuin.Ep  19 (p. 54 lines 27-8 and 32-3 and p. 55 line 7)   The church of St Cuthbert was attacked from the sea [by Anonymi 1862]. Event Alcuin.Ep  20   Alcuin 1 had visited Hygebald 3 and the congregation of the church of Lindisfarne (Anonymi 1871). Event Alcuin.Ep  20   Pagans (Anonymi 1862) attacked the church at Lindisfarne. Event Alcuin.Ep  21   Alcuin 1 advised Hygebald 3 and the monks of Lindisfarne (Anonymi 1871) about appropriate behaviour. Event Alcuin.Ep  21   Alcuin 1 recalled the love with which he had been received at Lindisfarne. Office Alcuin.Ep  16 (p. 42 line 37) Anonymi 1863 held office of Priest Office Alcuin.Ep  20 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop Office Alcuin.Ep  20 Hygebald 3 held office of Bishop Office Alcuin.Ep  22 Cuthrad 1 held office of Priest (Venerable father) Occupation Alcuin.Ep  20 Anonymi 1871 Monk Occupation Alcuin.Ep  21 Anonymi 1871 Brother Office Ealdred.Coloph.LindGosp2  p. 341 (3) Æthelwald 15 held office of Bishop (Bishop of the Lindisfarne-islanders) Office Ealdred.Coloph.LindGosp2  p. 341 (3) Eadfrith 3 held office of Bishop (Bishop of the church of Lindisfarne) Event Boniface.Ep.T78  p. 169   According to Boniface 5's report, these matrons or veiled women kept on going back and forth to Rome. A great part of them would perish and few of them would keep their virtue. For this reason, there were very few towns in Lombardy, Francia or Gaul where there was not an English prostitute. Office George.Ep  p. 27 line 41 Hygebald 3 held office of Bishop (Bishop of the church of Lindisfarne) Office S995    Edmund 26 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office S994    Ælfweard 35 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Ecgberht 14 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Hygebald 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Cynewulf 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Eadfrith 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Eata 2 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Colmán 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Finan 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList3    Aidan 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Ecgberht 14 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Hygebald 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Cynewulf 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Æthelwald 15 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Eadfrith 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Eata 2 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Colmán 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Finan 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList2    Aidan 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of the isle of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Edmund 26 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Ecgberht 14 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Hygebald 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Cynewulf 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Æthelwald 15 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Eadfrith 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Ceolwulf 4 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Alwig 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Cyneberht 2 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Edgar 2 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Æthelwine 8 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Office Anon.EpisList1    Eadhæd 1 held office of Bishop (bishop of Lindisfarne) Education Bede.HE  v.1 Guthfrith 2 he was brought up at Lindisfarne RecordedNames Okasha75    Eadberht 44 RecordedNames Okasha76    Osgyth 1 RecordedNames Okasha77    Beonna 5 Event Okasha85      Wigberht 11 craftsman and mason constructed for this [...] whoever comes to immerse his body without doubt. Event WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  ii.91.8-9   Many of the early English saints were discovered by King Edmund 14 on his northern expedition, disinterred, and sent to Glastonbury, among them: Hild 1, abbess of the monastery once called Streneshalh and now Whitby - Bede 1 in his History rated her highly; also Ceolfrith 1, abbot of Monkwearmoth, to whom the same Bede 1 devoted a special book. He died at Langres, on extremely old age, while on his way to Rome, but later brought back. Also some of the bones of Aidan 1, first bishop of Lindisfarne. His other bones were taken by Colmán 1 to Scottia; Bede 1 is again our authority. Praise is given at Glastonbury to the confessor Benignus 1, a local hermit, whose remarkable miracles inspired the monks nearby to venerate and translate him. In the house [of Glastonbury] are buried King Edmund 14, the renewer of the place, and his son King Edgar 11, who, remembering his father with gratitude, crowned his gifts with the grant of expensive properties. Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  ii.91.9 Aidan 1 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.1 Aidan 1 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.1 Finan 1 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.1 Colmán 1 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.1 Tuda 1 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.1 Eata 2 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.2 Cuthbert 1 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.2 Eadberht 3 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.3 Eadfrith 3 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.3 Æthelwald 15 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.3 Cynewulf 3 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.126.3 Hygebald 3 held office of Bishop Event WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.127-8   Alcuin 1 in his letters to bishop Hygebald 3 and king Æthelred 7 alluded to the devastation of Lindisfarne by the Danes. Event WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.129   Because of the attacks of the Danes it was decided that the bodies of the saints should be removed to the mainland from Lindisfarne. The body of St Cuthbert 1 was nearly taken to Ireland, but a strong wind brought the ship back. So it was interred with due honour at Ubbenford [Norham], on the river Tweed. There it lay for many years, until the arrival of King Æthelred 7 on the scene, though Cuthbert 1 had not in the interval been inactive in helping his countrymen, but had wandered all over England working miracles. Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Ecgberht 14 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Eardwulf 18 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Cuthheard 2 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Tilred 2 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Wigred 4 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Uchtred 1 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Seaxhelm 3 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Ealdred 30 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Ealdhun 6 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Ælfsige 52 held office of Bishop Office WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  iii.130.5 Edmund 26 held office of Bishop Office Symeonof Durham.HistoriadeSanctoCuthberto  2 Aidan 1 held office of Bishop Event Symeonof Durham.HistoriadeSanctoCuthberto  8   Ceolwulf 3 son of Cuthwine 4 succeeded to the kingship and he also submitted himself to St Cuthbert 1 and, giving up his kingdom and his wife [Anonymous 10132] for the love of God, he took himself to the monastery of Lindisfarne with great treasure, shaved off his beard and accepted the crown [of the tonsure]. Event Symeonof Durham.HistoriadeSanctoCuthberto  9   Saint Cuthbert 1 died and was succeeded by bishop Ecgred 1, who transported a certain church, originally built by St Aidan 1 in the time of King Oswald 1, from the isle of Lindisfarne to Norham and there rebuilt it, and translated to that place the body of St Cuthbert 1 and [that of] King Ceolwulf 3. Event NorthernAnnals.FirstSet  34   In 737 Ceolwulf 3 resigned the kingdom of the Northumbrians, and was made a monk in the island of Lindisfarne. Event NorthernAnnals.FirstSet  41   In 750 King Eadberht 11 took Bishop Cynewulf 3 as a prisoner to Bamburgh, and had the church of St Peter in Lindisfarne besieged. Event NorthernAnnals.FirstSet  56   In 793 ealdorman Sicga 1, who killed King Ælfwald 7, perished by his own hand, and his body was conveyed to the island of Lindisfarne on 23 April. Event NorthernAnnals.FirstSet  56   In 793 the pagans from the northern regions [Anonymi 1205] came with a naval force to Britain. They came to the church of Lindisfarne, laid everything waste with grievous plundering, trampled the holy places with polluted steps, dug up the altars and seized all the treasures of the holy church. They killed some of the brothers [Anonymi 1206], took some away in fetters, many they have drove out, naked and loaded with insults, some they drowned in the sea... Event NorthernAnnals.FirstSet  58   The patrician Osbald 1 was appointed to the kingdom by some nobles of the nation [of the Northumbrians], and after 27 days was deserted by the whole company of the royal household and the nobles, but to flight and banished from the kingdom, and retired with a few followers to the island of Lindisfarne, and from there went by ship to the king of the Picts with certain of the brothers. Event NorthernAnnals.SecondSet  84   Olaf 3, when he had ravaged the church of St Baldhere 1 and burnt Tyninghame, soon perished. Therefore the men of York [Anonymi 10066] laid waste the island of Lindisfarne and killed many people [Anonymi 10067]. Office EMC Coin  2001.0397 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred)) Monne 5 held office of Moneyer for Eanred 8 RecordedNames EMC Coin  2001.0397 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred)) Monne 5 Office EMC Coin  2001.0397 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred)) Eanred 8 held office of King RecordedNames EMC Coin  2001.0397 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred)) Eanred 8 Office EMC Coin  2001.0404 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Monne 3 held office of Moneyer for Æthelred 44 Office EMC Coin  2001.0404 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Æthelred 44 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0403 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Monne 3 held office of Moneyer for Æthelred 44 Office EMC Coin  2001.0403 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Æthelred 44 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0406 (N 196 (Abp Wigmund; 'styca')) Hunlaf 13 held office of Moneyer for Wigmund 6 Office EMC Coin  2001.0406 (N 196 (Abp Wigmund; 'styca')) Wigmund 6 held office of Archbishop Office EMC Coin  2001.0398 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred)) Forthred 8 held office of Moneyer for Eanred 8 Office EMC Coin  2001.0398 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred)) Eanred 8 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.04 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Eardwulf 26 held office of Moneyer for Æthelred 44 Office EMC Coin  2001.04 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Æthelred 44 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0402 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Eardwulf 26 held office of Moneyer for Æthelred 44 Office EMC Coin  2001.0402 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Æthelred 44 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0399 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Eanred 13 held office of Moneyer for Æthelred 44 Office EMC Coin  2001.0399 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Æthelred 44 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0396 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred)) Dægbeorht 3 held office of Moneyer for Eanred 8 Office EMC Coin  2001.0396 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred)) Eanred 8 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0394 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Brother 3 held office of Moneyer for Æthelred 44 Office EMC Coin  2001.0394 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Æthelred 44 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0395 (N 196 (Abp Wigmund; 'styca')) Æthelweard 76 held office of Moneyer for Wigmund 6 Office EMC Coin  2001.0395 (N 196 (Abp Wigmund; 'styca')) Wigmund 6 held office of Archbishop Office EMC Coin  1986.1007 (Æthelred I of Northumbria (no further details)) Æthelred 7 held office of King RecordedNames EMC Coin  1987.0097 (N 177 (Series Y: Eadberht: beast right)) Eadberht 11 Office EMC Coin  1987.0097 (N 177 (Series Y: Eadberht: beast right)) Eadberht 11 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0405 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Æthelred 44 held office of King Office EMC Coin  2001.0405 (N 188/N 190 ('Styca' of Æthelred II; unclear which reign)) Wihtred 17 held office of Moneyer for Æthelred 44