Ecclesiastical History of the English People
Bede · 731 · Latin West · public-domain-translation
50 claims in this dataset rest on this source.
People it attests
- Æthelbert 1 claim
- Augustine of Canterbury 1 claim
- Brigid of Kildare 1 claim
- Cedd 1 claim
- Colmán of Lindisfarne 1 claim
- Gregory I 1 claim
- Hilda 1 claim
- Ninian 1 claim
- Oswiu 1 claim
- Paulinus of York 1 claim
- Saint Alban 1 claim
- Theodore of Tarsus 1 claim
- Wilfrid 1 claim
Documents read in it
- The Libellus responsionum [object Object]
- Letter to Mellitus [object Object]
- Decision of king Oswiu [object Object]
- Canons of Hertford [object Object]
- Ecclesiastical History of the English People [object Object]
Events it narrates
Works it describes
- The Reckoning of Time treatise
- The Libellus responsionum letter
- Letter to Egbert letter
What else rests on it
5 institution roles · 5 relationships · 4 institutions · 4 place roles · 2 areas of influence · 1 document attribution · 1 document reception
The founding narrative of the Canterbury line — Augustine's mission of 597 and the English church to 731. The Jane translation revised by A. M. Sellar (Dent, Everyman's Library, c. 1910), public domain by imprint date.