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Anglo-Saxon Era
The Conversion of Norway
Kings of Norway educated in England drew on the experience of English clergy to establish Christianity in their own land.
by Henry Goddard Leach 1880-1970
Lives of the Saints
The Conversion of Guthlac
Inspired by an avid interest in English warrior heroes, the fifteen-year-old Guthlac recruited a band of freebooting militiamen.
by Felix of Crowland fl. ?740
Guthlac, Pega and the Blind Boatman
St Pega welcomed a royal servant with a serious eye condition to the monastery founded by her brother, St Guthlac.
St Adamnan
Homeward Bound
The monks of the monastery on Iona are all keeping the same secret from one another.
by St Adamnán ?624-704
The Martyrdom of St Edmund the King
Edmund, King of the East Angles, is given a stark choice by the Viking warrior who has ravaged his realm.
by Elfric of Eynsham 955-1010
Bible and Saints
Gifts of the Spirit
Anglo-Saxon poet Cynewulf reminds us that God’s gifts to men are many and varied, and nobody ever gets them all.
by Cynewulf fl. ?800