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2 giorni fa · The first essay by Pauline Stafford examines the ‘D’ chronicle and its possible links to Archbishop Ealdred of York. Through cross-comparison with other versions of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and historical writing, Stafford’s analysis reflects the complexities of ‘D’; how it developed and how it was affected by the events ...
16 mag 2024 · Follow the life of Ealdred, a young boy growing up in the rugged and mystical landscape of Dartmoor. Witness his daily life, from learning the art of hunting and crafting tools to the profound ...
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5 giorni fa · The Norman, Ordericus, writes: Eboracensis civitas ardentissime furit, quam sanctitas pontificis sui [i.e. Archbishop Ealdred] sedare nequit, while William of Malmesbury from his very different viewpoint produces a 'noble panegyric' on the role of York as the refuge of rebellions, whence patriots so frequently defied the tyrant.
1 giorno fa · English sources claim that Ealdred, the Archbishop of York, performed the ceremony, while Norman sources state that the coronation was performed by Stigand, who was considered a non-canonical archbishop by the papacy.
29 mag 2024 · In 1065 Archbishop Ealdred of York commissioned the Monk Folcard of St. Bertin’s monastery near St. Omer in France to write verses in honour of St. John and then his life. Folcard relates many miracles of the saint. A blind boy brought from Hexham recovered his sight at his tomb.
5 giorni fa · In 1069 Archbishop Ealdred died and was buried in the minster; he was perhaps the last notable person to be buried in the Saxon minster for, very soon after, the Normans 'thoroughly ravaged and burnt the holy minster of St. Peter'.
13 mag 2024 · With victories over the Vikings and Ragnarsson in the south of England, Eadwulf returned to take the Fortress of Bamburgh and make an advantageous marriage for his son Ealdred to Ethelthryth, daughter of the former King of Northumberland.
