Northumbrian Whithorn and the making of St Ninian

Abstract

a most reverent bishop and holy man of the nation of the Britons, who had been regularly instructed at Rome in the faith and mystery of the truth, and whose episcopal see, distinguished by the name and by the church of St Martin (where he himself, together with many other saints, rests in the body), the English nation has just now begun to govern. The place, which belongs to the kingdom of the Bernicians, is called in the vernacular 'white house', because he there built a church of stone in a

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