Lives of the English Saints, Volume 5James Toovey, 1844 |
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abbess abbey abbot afterwards Agatho Agilbert Aichstadt Alfrid altar Apostolic appears archbishop beautiful Benedict Bernard Bertwald bishop bishop of York blessed body Boniface brethren brother called canons Canterbury catholic Christ Christian Church Cistercian Citeaux consecrated convent council Council of Whitby cross death decree Delphinus diocese Easter Ebroin ecclesiastical Eddi Egfrid England English Etheldreda evil exile eyes faith father France frid Gilbert Gilbertine God's hands heart heaven Heidenheim Henry Hexham holy honor king kingdom land Lindisfarne lived look Lord Mercians mercy mind miracle monastery monastic monks ness noble nuns Oswy peace Peada pilgrims poor Pope Pope Agatho prayed prayer preaching prelates priest prince probably received reverence Ripon Roman Rome rule Saints Saxon says seems Sempringham sent shew sister solemn soul spirit synod Theodore things thought tion took virgins Walburga whole Wilfrid Willibald Winibald wonderful
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