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St. Gregory of Tours vs. The Venerable Bede: Similarities and Differences

G G wrote 1 week ago: St. Gregory of Tours is perhaps best known for his work Historia Francorum, the History of the Frank … more →

Tags: College Papers, Arianism, ecclesiastical history of the english people, franks, Gregory of Tours, History of the Franks, Visigoths

Nechtan's Pictish Nation: 8thC Strongholds of the new religion4 comments

cleopasbe11 wrote 2 months ago: The Pictish stronghold of Duffus near Elgin had its own stone Peterkirk in Nechtan's timeIf Pictish … more →

Tags: Early History, Pictish culture, Abercorn-on-Forth, Aberdeenshire, ANGELS, Anglia, Banffshire, będę, buchan

The Trial Of Oracles

alecstennis wrote 4 months ago: Professor Sturluson kept copious notes on everything.  The following is a distilled-down synopsis, a … more →

Tags: Croesus, Herodotus, Oracle at Delphi, Thebes

A Notebook Entry

alecstennis wrote 4 months ago: Sturluson writes in his journal dated June 12, 1941: “These two odd prophecies.  Not the first … more →

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When Bede Met Adomnan... 5 comments

Michelle wrote 4 months ago: One of the events that Bede mentions in the Ecclesiastical History that has always fascinated me is … more →

Tags: Adomnan of Iona, King Aldfrith, Wearmouth-Jarrow

Turning Points: 04/ The Monastic Rescue of the Church: Benedict's Rule (530)

halakti wrote 6 months ago: Noll presents a largely positive take on the rise of monasticism in the church. He gives the monks c … more →

Tags: book, Chapter Summary, Mark A. Noll, Turning Points, Benedict, Monk, Antony, Augustine, Simeon Stylites

2009 Jarrow Lecture2 comments

Michelle wrote 6 months ago: This Friday, May 22 will be the annual Jarrow Lecture held at Bede’s World/St Paul’s Chu … more →

Tags: Wearmouth-Jarrow, King Aldfrith, 2009 Jarrow Lecture

Kzoo Book Report2 comments

Michelle wrote 6 months ago: One of the highlights of the International Congress on Medieval Studies, better known as Kzoo, is th … more →

Tags: Adomnan of Iona, Book Reviews, kalamazoo

FB: The Mystery of Urbs Iudeu2 comments

Michelle wrote 7 months ago: James Fraser has written an interesting article on a very important seventh century English fortress … more →

Tags: battles, Fortress Britain, King Oswiu, Northumbria, Penda of Mercia, Urbs Giudi, Urbs Iudeu

Building (and rebuilding) paradigms

Michelle wrote 8 months ago: So I’m reading Fraser’s From Caledonia to Pictland, and I’ve got lots of talking p … more →

Tags: King Oswald, Patrick of Ireland, Bernicia

Cologne MS 106: Book of Hildebald1 comment

Michelle wrote 8 months ago: I have written a few times about The Book of Hildebald, also known as Cologne MS 106 (here and here) … more →

Tags: Alcuin, Distilled Prayer, Germany and Frisia, Psalms, Cologne archive

Cologne MS 106: The Book of Hildebald5 comments

Michelle wrote 8 months ago: I have written a few times about The Book of Hildebald, also known as Cologne MS 106 (here and here) … more →

Tags: Alcuin, Distilled Prayer, Germany, Cologne archive

Bede's use of gens5 comments

Michelle wrote 9 months ago: So I’m reading along in Fraser’s From Caledonia to Pictland: Scotland to 795, and I … more →

Tags: Anglo-Saxons, Ethnogenesis, Picts, gens Anglorum, gens Pictorum, gens Scottorum

Pseudo-History and Historicization 12 comments

Michelle wrote 9 months ago: After a long wait, From Caledonia to Pictland: Scotland to 795 (New Edinburgh History of Scotland) b … more →

Tags: Dalriada, Adomnan of Iona, Scotland, Columba of Iona, Picts

Earliest Depiction of St. Oswald? 17 comments

Michelle wrote 11 months ago: Kentish coin, c. 720 from BBC-History. I found this coin this afternoon on the BBC History website. … more →

Tags: kent, King Oswald, Plagues, Sussex, Oswald's raven

Sketches from Church History by S M Houghton Chapter 5

couragetotremble wrote 11 months ago: Some of us are going through Sketches from Church History by S M Houghton one small chapter at a tim … more →

Tags: Books/movies/plays/music, Church History, S M Houghton, Sketches from Church History, Pillar Saints, Monasticism, Antonius in Egypt, Simeon the Pillar Saint, Abbot Benedict

LKM: Cumbria-Galloway (Solway Firth)9 comments

Michelle wrote 11 months ago: Solway Firth map showing Cumbria and Dumfries. Whithorn is located on the large promentory on the ea … more →

Tags: Arthurian heroes, Bernicia, Britons, Cuthbert of Lindisfarne, king arthur, Lost Kingdoms, Medieval Kings, Ninian of Whithorn, Northumbria

LKM: Bernicia/Bryneich13 comments

Michelle wrote 1 year ago: Bamburgh from the BBC Bernicia or Bryneich? We know that the name of the kingdom was British and the … more →

Tags: Northumbria, Medieval Kings, Audrey of Ely, Lindisfarne, King Oswald, Hexham, IONA, Wilfrid of Ripon, Lost Kingdoms

The Grandfather Effect3 comments

Michelle wrote 1 year ago: As I worked on this month’s lost kingdom, my mind wondered on to the grandfather effect. There … more →

Tags: Cadwallon of Gwynedd, East Anglia, Gwynedd, Historia Brittonum, kent, King Æthelfrith, Lost Kingdoms, Medieval Kings, Mercia


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