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P. 470.
2 J. C. Atkinson, Memorials of Old Whitby, 1894, pp. 147-51.
3 The Rev. Canon G. Austen, Rector of Whitby, in a letter to the author, 5th April, 1909, states that two feast days seem to have been commemorated in honour of St Hilda, one on 25th August, the supposed date of the translation of the relics from Glastonbury, and the other on 1 7th November. A fair was held by proclama- tion on the former date.
4 On the question of re-dedications see F. Arnold-Forster, Studies in Church Dedica...tions, 1899, I. P. Xi, n. Pp.. 396, 507, 509, 513.
V] THE ORIENTATION OF CHURCHES 235 parishes, as is the case with the large majority of our City churches.
Now, with respect to Whitby, we seem to have obtained a clue to the dedication difficulty, at least. The Rev. Canon G. Austen, Rector of Whitby, informs me that the Saxon Abbey was dedicated to St Peter alone. Though somewhat contrary to popular belief, it must be accepted as a proof that the as- cription to St Hilda was a later addition. Let us suppose that St Hilda's name was introduced at one or other of the re- buildings of the Abbey ; and let us assume that there was a second formal dedication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 470.
2 J. C. Atkinson, Memorials of Old Whitby, 1894, pp. 147-51.
3 The Rev. Canon G. Austen, Rector of Whitby, in a letter to the author, 5th April, 1909, states that two feast days seem to have been commemorated in honour of St Hilda, one on 25th August, the supposed date of the translation of the relics from Glastonbury, and the other on 1 7th November. A fair was held by proclama- tion on the former date.
4 On the question of re-dedications see F. Arnold-Forster, Studies in Church Dedica...tions, 1899, I. P. Xi, n. Pp.. 396, 507, 509, 513.
V] THE ORIENTATION OF CHURCHES 235 parishes, as is the case with the large majority of our City churches.
Now, with respect to Whitby, we seem to have obtained a clue to the dedication difficulty, at least. The Rev. Canon G. Austen, Rector of Whitby, informs me that the Saxon Abbey was dedicated to St Peter alone. Though somewhat contrary to popular belief, it must be accepted as a proof that the as- cription to St Hilda was a later addition. Let us suppose that St Hilda's name was introduced at one or other of the re- buildings of the Abbey ; and let us assume that there was a second formal dedication.
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