Famulus Christi : essays in commemoration of the thirteenth centenary of the birth of the Venerable Bede

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Cramp, R. Monkwearmouth and Jarrow.--Whitelock, D. Bede and his teachers and friends.--Meyvaert, P. Bede the scholar.--Ward, B. Miracles and history.--Mackay, T.W. Bede's hagiographical method.--Hill, R. Bede and the Boors.--Barnard, L.W. Bede and Eusebius and church historians.--Ray, R.D. Bede, the exegete, as historian.--Wormald, P. Bede and Benedicat Biscop.--Crepin, A. Bede and vernacular.--Lucas, P.J. Old English Christian poetry.--Bieler, L. Ireland's contribution to the culture of Northumbria.--Ni Chathain, P. Some early Irish hymn material.--Blair, P.H. From Bede to Alcuin.--Jones, C.W. Bede's place in medieval schools.--Kirby, D.P. ... per universas Pictorum provincias.--Douglas, I.M. Bede's De Templo and the Commentary on Samuel and kings by Claudius of Turin.--Benedikz, B.S. Bede in the Uttermost north.--Godfrey, J. The place of the double monastery in the Anglo-Saxon minster system.--Harrison, K. Woden.-Towers, T. Smith and Son, editors of Bede.--Wallace-Hadrill, J.M. Bede and plummer.

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