Handbook to the Cathedrals of England Pt. 2
Handbook to the Cathedrals of England Pt. 2
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The Danes had by this time established themselves permanently in Northumbria. Eadred, one of the attendants on the shrine, asserted that St. Cuthbert had appeared to him, directing him to find a certain Guthred, son of Harthacnut, and to present him to the Danes as King of Northumbria.
Guthred was found and accepted by the "host" of the ^ Sim. Bunelm.
* The head of St. Oswald, which, after his death at Maserfelth, in 642, had been placed on a stake by the heathen victor, and left on the battle-...field, was removed by Oswald*s successor, Oswi, and buried in the cemetery at Lindisfarne, where Aidan was then bishop: **In cemeterio . . . condidit.' (Beda, H. E., t. iii. c. 12.) It was no doubt afterwards placed in the church. A skull, sup- posed to be St. Oswald's, was found on the opening of Cuthbert's coffin, in 1827. (See Part I., § xxiv.) St. Cuthbert was con- stantly represented bearing the head of St. Oswald in his arms.
Z 338 ^ttt^Rm (Cd^tbraL Nortlimen. He took St. Cuthbert and his followers under his protection ; and in 883, at the instance of Guthred, they removed to Cuncacestre, or Chester4e-Street^ about seven miles north of Durham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Danes had by this time established themselves permanently in Northumbria. Eadred, one of the attendants on the shrine, asserted that St. Cuthbert had appeared to him, directing him to find a certain Guthred, son of Harthacnut, and to present him to the Danes as King of Northumbria.
Guthred was found and accepted by the "host" of the ^ Sim. Bunelm.
* The head of St. Oswald, which, after his death at Maserfelth, in 642, had been placed on a stake by the heathen victor, and left on the battle-...field, was removed by Oswald*s successor, Oswi, and buried in the cemetery at Lindisfarne, where Aidan was then bishop: **In cemeterio . . . condidit.' (Beda, H. E., t. iii. c. 12.) It was no doubt afterwards placed in the church. A skull, sup- posed to be St. Oswald's, was found on the opening of Cuthbert's coffin, in 1827. (See Part I., § xxiv.) St. Cuthbert was con- stantly represented bearing the head of St. Oswald in his arms.
Z 338 ^ttt^Rm (Cd^tbraL Nortlimen. He took St. Cuthbert and his followers under his protection ; and in 883, at the instance of Guthred, they removed to Cuncacestre, or Chester4e-Street^ about seven miles north of Durham.
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