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Materials for some seventy-four English saints are recorded in this volume, giving an idea of the extent of their presence in the liturgies of medieval Scandinavia

Materials for some seventy-four English saints are recorded in this volume, giving an idea of the extent of their presence in the liturgies of medieval Scandinavia. They include all occurrences of the saints in surviving liturgical calendars, martyrologies, missals, breviaries, etc; where the texts are not otherwise attested, they are reproduced in full. It will be an essential point of reference for all scholars working on the English saints and on the spread of Christianity in the Middle Ages. Purchase now at Boydell & Brewer.

The process of Christianising the Scandinavian countries in the tenth to. .It is likely that such missionaries took with them the books that would have

The process of Christianising the Scandinavian countries in the tenth to the thirteenth centuries was spearheaded in the earliest phases by missionaries from Anglo-Saxon England. It is likely that such missionaries took with them the books that would have. Register of Manuscripts English Saints in the Medieval Liturgies of Scandinavian Churches Appendix Bibliography Index of Saints Index of Liturgical Forms General Index. Liturgical specialists will be well served. Inimitable in its completeness is a valuable contribution to English and Scandinavian hagiography and liturgical studies.

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Start by marking English Saints in the Medieval Liturgies of Scandinavian Churches as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. It is likely that such missionaries took with them the books that would have been essential for church services - Bibles, Gospel-books, Psalters, Breviaries - along with saints' relics, thus The process of Christianising the Scandinavian countries in the tenth to the thirteenth centuries was spearheaded in the earliest phases by missionaries from Anglo-Saxon England.

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Its purpose is to investigate how, and in what sense, their positions can be said to correspond to what we may know of the historical facts. This will be possible by comparing different points of view with a study of the development in a single parish.

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All Saints' Church stands in the former coal mining village of Gresford in Wrexham County Borough, Wales. It is a large, mainly late 15th-century church in a slightly red sandstone, in many ways more typical of nearby Cheshire churches

All Saints' Church stands in the former coal mining village of Gresford in Wrexham County Borough, Wales. It is a large, mainly late 15th-century church in a slightly red sandstone, in many ways more typical of nearby Cheshire churches. It has been described as the finest parish church in Wales, and has the most surviving medieval stained glass of any Welsh church.

English Saints in the medieval liturgies of scandinavian churches. Subsidia VI. London: The Boydell Press. Widding, . Bekker-Nielsen, . & Shook, L. K. (1963). The lives of the saints in old norse prose: A handlist. Mediaeval Studies, 25, 294–337.