The times of Bede : studies in early English Christian society and its historian

Patrick Wormald · Stephen B. Baxter

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Foreword. Editorial Note by Stephen Baxter. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Part I An Early Christian Culture and its Critic. 1 Bede and Benedict Biscop. 2 Bede, Beowulf and the Conversion of the Anglo Saxon Aristocracy. 3 Bede, the Bretwaldas and the origins of the Gens Anglorum. 4 Bede and the conversion of England: the charter evidence. Part II The Impact of Bede's Critique. 5 Athelwold and his Continental Counterparts: Contact, Comparison, Contrast. 6 Bede and the 'Church of the English'. 7 How do we know so much about Anglo Saxon Deerhurst? 8 Aristocrats as Abbots: a context for the making of Brixworth. Appendix: Hilda, Saint and Scholar (614-680). Index.

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