The Calendar of St Willibrord: From MS Paris Lat. 10837: Facsimile with Transcription, Introduction, and Notes: 55 (Henry Bradshaw Society) - Image 1

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Henry Bradshaw Society The Calendar of St Willibrord: From MS Paris Lat. 10837: Facsimile with Transcription, Introduction, and Notes: 55 (Henry Bradshaw Society)

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The earliest liturgical book to have survived from Anglo-Saxon England and a crucial witness to an important early phase of English Christianity. Facsimile and transcript are accompanied by a detailed introduction, and a commentary on the saints commemorated, by H.A. WILSON (d. 1927), one of the country's outstanding liturgical scholars. The volume is quarto format. The manuscript calendar dates to 684, was written in c. 703-721, but around 728 was in the possession of St Willibrord, the Northumbrian Apostle of Frisia (658-739). It may be a fragment of a sacramentary now lost.

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Brand: Henry Bradshaw Society
Format: paperback
ASIN: 1870252551
Category: Books > Subjects > History > World History
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 12 March 2009
Listed Since: 06 September 2008

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