Abbots of Wearmouth and Jarrow

Christopher Grocock · Ida Wood

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Preface Abbreviations INTRODUCTION 1. Bede and Wearmouth-Jarrow : a unique witness 2. The Historia Abbatum and the Vita Ceolfrithi 3. Commemoration, Hagiography, and Monastic Tradition 4. The Foundations of Wearmouth and Jarrow 5. Abbatial arrangements 6. Ceolfrith 7. Political Crises 8. The Ghost of Wilfrid 9. Family Problems 10. Bede's Letter to Bishop Ecgbert 11. Wearmouth, Jarrow, and the royal court 12. Bede and the Anonymous 13. The Latin style of the Historia Abbatum and the Vita Ceolfridi 14. Descriptions and relations of the manuscripts 15. Previous editions and translations 16. Editorial procedure TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS Homily 1.13 on Benedict Biscop Vita Ceolfridi Historia Abbatum Epistola ad Ecgbertum Appendices Bibliography Index of Manuscripts Index of biblical and classical quotations General Index

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