The Living Stream: Holy Wells in Historical Context

James Rattue

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Religious Tourism and Spaces Medieval Literature and History Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Wellsprings of worship - the origins of hydrolatry Fons Bandusiae - wells in the ancient world the water of Redemption - wells and Christianity the Saxon settlement - wells and the conversion of England unam ecclesiam - wells and the medieval Church at the heart of the community - wells and medieval society Christ is Truth, not custom - wells and the Reformation the two cultures - wells, class and the great change This sick earth, this sick race of man - wells and suburban angst.

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