Anglo-Saxon Women and the Church: Sharing a Common Fate

Stephanie Hollis

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The conversionary dynamic - more laws for times like these some special irregularities in - Theodore's Penitnential and the case of Saint Aethelthryth Aldhelm's De Virginitate - Soldiers of Christ and Brides of the Lamb confessors and spiritual mentors - hagiographic ideals and the Boniface circle the advice of women and Eddius's Life of Wilfrid a beautiful friendship ruined - Bede's revisionist writing of Aeffled in the Life Cuthbert' queen conversters and the conversion of the queen - Bede's Ecclesiastical History and the royal marriage rewriting female lives - Hild of Whitby and monastic women in Bede's Ecclesiastical History Rudolph of Fulda's Life of Leobba - an elegy for the double monsatery.

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