Bishop Æthelwold, his Followers, and Saints' Cults in Early Medieval England Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- List of Abbreviations
- Maps
- Introduction
- 1 Intellectual Priorities, Individuals, and Intra-Communal Veneration
- 2 Saints and Property
- 3 Saints and Unreformed Clerics
- 4 Saints and Nobles
- 5 Saints, the Laity, and Sacred Spaces
- 6 Saints and the Second Generation
- Conclusion
- Appendix 1: Saints and Property in Royal Grants, 900–1000
- Appendix 2: Members of the Circle Appointed to High Ecclesiastical Offices, 956–1016
- Bibliography
- Index
- ANGLO-SAXON STUDIES
Appendix 1: Saints and Property in Royal Grants, 900–1000
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 July 2022
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- List of Abbreviations
- Maps
- Introduction
- 1 Intellectual Priorities, Individuals, and Intra-Communal Veneration
- 2 Saints and Property
- 3 Saints and Unreformed Clerics
- 4 Saints and Nobles
- 5 Saints, the Laity, and Sacred Spaces
- 6 Saints and the Second Generation
- Conclusion
- Appendix 1: Saints and Property in Royal Grants, 900–1000
- Appendix 2: Members of the Circle Appointed to High Ecclesiastical Offices, 956–1016
- Bibliography
- Index
- ANGLO-SAXON STUDIES
Summary
Key:
(S000) content's authenticity debated
[S000] exists in a tenth-century manuscript
S000 appears in more than one category
Mentions a church of a saint or dedicated to a saint:
[S221], S363, S365, S366, S380, S372, S373, S374, S401, S419, (S423), (S582), S626, S663, (S670), S683, (S682), S683, S693, S708, S718, (S732), (S733), (S734), S735, S751, (S757), (S759), (S766), (S779), [S786], S791, S812, (816), (S829) S835, S838, S842, S870, [S876], (S881), (S882), [S883], S888, S889, S891, S893, S429, S438, S470, S607, S610, S629, S630, S643, S667, S660, (S689), S690, S699, S700, S807, S764, S777, S781, S820
Gift to a saint (and Christ):
(S394), S407, (S391), S444, (S1450), (S583), (S584), S605, S626, S664, S658, [(S671)], (S673), S701, S724, [S745], S751, (S756), (S766), S767, S779, (S780), (S782), S785, [S786], (S809), S810, (S812), (S814), S817, S819, S837, (S841), S843, S850, (S866), [S876], [S884], S885, S888, S889, S893, (S894), S896, S432, S824, S937, (S942)
Sample phrases giving gifts to saints:
(S394), Æthelstan restoring 14 sulungs (aratra) to St Augustine (Canterbury)
‘Adalstan terram quatuordecim aratrorum dedit sancto Augustino’
S407, Æthelstan giving an extremely large amount of land to St Peter (York)
‘Deo Omnipotenti et beato Petro apostolo ad ecclesiam suam’
(S391), Æthelstan giving 114.5 hides plus a weir plus river rights, etc., to God, St Mary, St Michael, St Sampson, and St Branwalader
‘confirmo Deo et sanctæ Mariæ , sancto Michaeli , sancto Sampsoni , et sancto Branwaladro’
S444, Æthelstan granting 30 hides to the Holy Trinity, Peter, and Paul to be forever in the control of the Old Minster, Winchester
‘hoc priuilegium sanctæ Trinitati sanctisque apostolis Petro et Paulo ad monasterium antiquum . Wintoniense… semper episcopis Wintoniensibus ceu antiquitus statutum est subiciatur… Hanc ergo hereditatem quisquis Deo et sanctis apostolis Petro et Paulo abstulerit’
(S507), Edmund granting privileges to St Edmund and the the monastery at Baederices wirde
‘This sindon tha land gemere the Eadmund king gebocade in to sancte Eadmunde’
(S1450), Edgar giving St Peter and God land after confirming other estates for Glastonbury
‘ego Eadgar rex Anglorum libenti animo Deo omnipotenti et sancto Petro addidi ad prefatum monasterium partem terre’
(S583), Eadwig giving land to St Mary (Abingdon)
‘omnipotenti Christo eiusque beate et gloriose genitrici semper uirgini Marie gratulabundo corde largior et concedo’
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- Bishop Æthelwold, his Followers, and Saints' Cults in Early Medieval EnglandPower, Belief, and Religious Reform, pp. 227 - 234Publisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2022