Augustine 1 (Male) Archbishop of Canterbury, 597-604x609; apostle of the English
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Notes: BDDAB, pp. 53-4; BEASE, p. 52; CDNB 1:96; DMA 1:644-5; DNB 2:255-7 = 1:727-9; Fletcher, pp. 30-1; Harmer, Writs, p. 557; MEE, pp. 95-6; Henry Mayr-Harting, ‘Augustine [St Augustine] (d. 604)’, ODNB.

Factoid List

Recorded Name (117)
... Augustinum (1)
 Wulfstan.NarrMetrSwithuno  i.16, p. 482
Agustinus (11)
 Alfred.GregCurPast  PraefMetr.9.8
 Æthelberht.Laws   
 S2   
 S1431a   
 ASC  601 ACG
 ASC  616 A
 ASC  596 C
 ASC  946 A
 George.Ep  p. 20 line 13
 S1451a   
 Leo III.Ep.B288   
Augustin (1)
 NewMinster.LiberVitae  Fol 14v.5.i
Augustine (2)
 ASC  601 EF(OE)
 Vitalian.Ep.B24   
Augustinus (100)
 Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16
 Bede.ChronMaior  523.531
 Bede.Mart  94.B.6
 Bede.Templ  ii.1045
 Anon.HagiogListPhil1869  272 (26 May)
 Anon.VitGregorii  11
 Anon.VitAlcuini  4
 Bede.EpEcgbertum  9
 Bede.HE  i.23
 Bede.HE  i.27
 Bede.HE  i.28
 Bede.HE  i.29
 Bede.HE  i.30
 Bede.HE  i.32
 Bede.HE  ii.1
 Bede.HE  ii.3
 Bede.HE  i.31
 Bede.HE  i.24
 Bede.HE  i.25
 Bede.HE  iv.27
 Bede.HE  v.24
 LiberPontificalis  vol. I, p. 312, l. 5: Gregory I, 3
 S3   
 S4   
 S6   
 S68   
 S1244   
 S1428a   
 Eadwulf.ProfEpis.R1  4
 Helmstan.ProfEpis.R18   
 ASC (DEF)  785 DE
 OEMart  109
 ASC  595 A
 ASC  596 ABEF(OE and Lat.)G
 ASC  604 AEF(OE and Lat.)G
 ASC  606 A, 605 F(Lat.)
 ASC  601 F(Lat.)
 ASC  616 EF(OE and Lat.)
 B.VitDunstani  2
 B.VitDunstani  36
 Lantfred.TransMiracSwithuni  13
 Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi  i.6
 Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi  v.7
 Cenwulf.Ep  p. 126
 Bishops.Ep  p. 559
 Fulk.Ep.W4  p. 8
 John XII.Ep.Z142   
 John XII.Ep.Z143   
 BonifaceIV.Ep.B10   
 BonifaceIV.Ep.B11   
 BonifaceV.Ep.B15   
 Honorius.Ep.B20   
 Leo III.Ep.B306  p. 426
 Gregory III.Ep.B151   
 Leo III.Ep.B305   
 John VIII.Ep.CS3  p. 5
 Formosus.Ep.CS8  p. 37
 Alcuin.Ep  127
 Alcuin.Ep  129
 Alcuin.Ep  291
 Alcuin.Ep  293
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.51
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.52
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.54
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.55
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.56
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.57
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.59
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.60
 Gregory I.Ep  viii.4 (p. 520 line 65)
 Gregory I.Ep  ix.223 (p. 795 line 15)
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.34
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.35
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.36 (p. 925 line 1)
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.37 (p. 930 line 31)
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.38
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.39
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.40
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.42
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.45
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.47
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.48
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.50
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.51
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.56
 Gregory I.LibResp  Tit.
 CalendHampson  146
 CalendRamsey  52
 Boniface.Ep.T33  p. 57
 Boniface.Ep.T50  p. 84
 Zacharias.Ep.T80  p.173
 Cuthbert.Ep.T111  p. 240
 AnnalsUlster  598.4
 Æthelweard.Chron  ii.Cap.
 Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
 Æthelweard.Chron  ii.4
 Æthelweard.Chron  ii.5
 Æthelweard.Chron  iii.3 (p. 28)
 AnnalsCamb  595
Augustinus minor (1)
 Æthelweard.Chron  iv.6
Ægustinus (1)
 S2   
Personal Information (62)
moral (6)
 Bede.HE  i.32 (endowed with good works through the grace of God)
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.51 (his zeal and assiduity is well-known to us [sc. Gregory 1])
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.54 (his zeal and assiduity is well-known to us [sc. Gregory 1])
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.55 (his zeal and assiduity is well-known to us [sc. Gregory 1])
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.60 (his zeal and assiduity is well-known to us [sc. Gregory 1])
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.37 (pp. 930-1 lines 32-3) (endowed with good works)
other (3)
 Æthelberht.Laws  Preface (Alive when Æthelberht established his laws.)
 S2    (venerable)
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.36 (p. 925 line 20) (God caused strong things to be done among the English people by weak men)
piety (11)
 Bede.Templ  ii.1045 (most reverend)
 Bede.HE  i.27 (man of God)
 Bede.HE  i.23 (servant of God)
 Bede.HE  i.25 (servant of the Lord)
 Bede.HE  i.24 (servant of God)
 LiberPontificalis  vol. I, p. 312, l. 5: Gregory I, 3 (servant of God)
 S4    (servant of God)
 OEMart  109 (All his [sc. Augustine 1's] journeys to Britain and his spiritual teaching)
 B.VitDunstani  2 (reverend father)
 B.VitDunstani  2 (man of God)
 John XII.Ep.Z143    (first teacher and apostle of the English)
religion (2)
 Cenwulf.Ep  p. 126 (of blessed memory)
 Æthelweard.Chron  ii.5 (servant of Christ)
saintly status (40)
 Bede.EpEcgbertum  9 (most blessed)
 Bede.HE  i.27 (blessed)
 Bede.HE  i.29 (most reverend and holy)
 Bede.HE  ii.1 (holy)
 Bede.HE  iv.27 (blessed father)
 Eadwulf.ProfEpis.R1  4 (blessed)
 S1431a    ()
 ASC  616 F(OE) (holy)
 ASC  616 F(Lat.) (blessed)
 B.VitDunstani  36 (holy father)
 Lantfred.TransMiracSwithuni  13 (saint)
 ASC  946 A (on Saint Augustine 1's mass-day)
 Wulfstan.NarrMetrSwithuno  i.16, p. 482 (holy patron)
 Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi  i.6 (saint)
 Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi  v.7 (saint)
 Fulk.Ep.W4  p. 8 (saint)
 John XII.Ep.Z142    (blessed)
 BonifaceIV.Ep.B11    (most holy)
 Honorius.Ep.B20    (of holy memory)
 Leo III.Ep.B306  p. 426 (blessed)
 Gregory III.Ep.B151    (of blessed memory)
 Leo III.Ep.B305    (blessed)
 John VIII.Ep.CS3  p. 5 (blessed)
 Alcuin.Ep  127 (blessed)
 Alcuin.Ep  129 (holy)
 Alcuin.Ep  291 (blessed)
 Alcuin.Ep  293 (holy)
 CalendRamsey  52-3 (the virtuous one, rightly placed with the saints in the shining citadel of heaven)
 Cuthbert.Ep.T111  p. 240 (blessed)
 Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1 (holy)
 George.Ep  p. 20 line 13 (holy)
 George.Ep  p. 20 line 21 (holy)
 George.Ep  p. 21 line 2 (holy)
 S914    ()
 S989    ()
 S990    ()
 S1451a    ()
 Leo III.Ep.B288    ()
 RestingPlaces  2 (saint)
 RestingPlaces  II.29 (saint)
Education (4)
 familiar with the sacred scriptures: Bede.HE  i.27
 filled with the knowledge of the holy scriptures: Bede.HE  i.32
 well-trained in monastic discipline, filled with the knowledge of sacred scripture: Gregory I.Ep  xi.37 (p. 930 lines 31-2)
 very learned in divine knowledge: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
Authorship (1)
 Author of questions to Gregory 1 (Letter): Gregory I.LibResp  Praef,
Office (77)
Abbot (1)
 Bede.HE  i.23
Archbishop (25)
 Bede.EpEcgbertum  9
 Bede.HE  i.27 (archbishop of the English race)
 Bede.HE  ii.3 (archbishop of Britain)
 Bede.HE  ii.3 (First archbishop of Canterbury)
 Bede.HE  ii.7
 S2   
 S3   
 S1428a   
 ASC  601 ABCEF(OE and Lat.)G
 Lantfred.TransMiracSwithuni  13
 Wulfstan.NarrMetrSwithuno  i.16, p. 482 (Archbishop of Canterbury)
 BonifaceV.Ep.B15   
 Honorius.Ep.B20   
 Leo III.Ep.B306  p. 426
 Leo III.Ep.B305   
 Alcuin.Ep  255
 Alcuin.Ep  129
 Boniface.Ep.T50  p. 84
 NewMinster.LiberVitae  Fol 14v.5.i (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
 Anon.EpisList1    (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
 Anon.EpisList2    (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
 Anon.EpisList3    (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
 Anon.EpisList4    (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
 Anon.EpisList5    (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
 WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  i.1.1
Bishop (48)
 Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16 (first bishop of the English)
 Bede.ChronMaior  523.531
 Bede.Mart  94.B.6 (Bishop of the English)
 Anon.HagiogListPhil1869  272 (26 May) (Bishop in Kent)
 Anon.VitGregorii  11
 Bede.HE  i.27 (bishop of the Kentish church)
 Bede.HE  i.27 (only bishop of the church of the English)
 Bede.HE  i.28 (most reverend bishop)
 Bede.HE  i.29
 Bede.HE  i.29 (fellow-bishop)
 Bede.HE  i.30 (most reverend brother bishop)
 Bede.HE  i.32 (most reverend bishop)
 Bede.HE  ii.1 (First bishop of the English race)
 Bede.HE  v.24
 S4    (first bishop of the church of Cantebury)
 S1244    (bishop of Canterbury)
 Eadwulf.ProfEpis.R1  4
 ASC (DEF)  785 DE
 OEMart  109
 Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi  v.7
 Cenwulf.Ep  p. 126
 Fulk.Ep.W4  p. 8
 Formosus.Ep.CS8  p. 37
 Gregory I.Ep  viii.4 (p. 520 lines 64-5)
 Gregory I.Ep  ix.223 (p. 795 line 16)
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.34
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.35
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.36 (Bishop of the Angli)
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.38
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.39 (Bishop of the Angli)
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.42
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.42
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.47
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.48
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.50
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.51
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.37 (p. 930 line 31)
 CalendRamsey  52 (Bishop of the English)
 Boniface.Ep.T33  p. 57
 Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
Priest (1)
 George.Ep  p. 21 line 3
Prior (2)
 Bede.HE  i.23
 Gregory I.Ep  ix.223 (p. 795 lines 15-16)
Occupation (30)
Brother (1)
 Gregory I.Ep  xi.35
Messenger (7)
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.51
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.54
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.55
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.56
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.57
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.59
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.60
Monk (11)
 Bede.HE  i.23
 Bede.HE  i.32
 Bishops.Ep  p. 559
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.51
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.54
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.55
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.56
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.57
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.59
 Gregory I.Ep  vi.60
 Gregory I.Ep  viii.29 (p. 551 line 24)
Preacher (5)
 Bishops.Ep  p. 559
 Gregory III.Ep.B151   
 Alcuin.Ep  129
 Alcuin.Ep  293
 Boniface.Ep.T33  p. 57
Pupil (1)
 Anon.VitAlcuini  4
Teacher (5)
 Bede.ChronMaior  523.531
 S68   
 BonifaceIV.Ep.B10   
 Alcuin.Ep  255
 Alcuin.Ep  291
Status (3)
Apostle (2)
 S6   
 Æthelweard.Chron  iv.6
Dominus (1)
 Anon.HagiogListPhil1869  272 (26 May)
Personal Relationship (57)
Augustine 1 Brother (Honorific kinship) of ~ (31)
 of Gregory 1: Bede.HE  i.29
 of Gregory 1: Bede.HE  i.28
 of Etherius 1: Bede.HE  i.28
 of Gregory 1: Bede.HE  i.30
 of Gregory 1: Bede.HE  i.31
 of Gregory 1: Bede.HE  i.32
 of Gregory 1: Cenwulf.Ep  p. 126
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  viii.4 (p. 519 line 22)
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  ix.223 (p. 795 line 16)
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.36 (p. 925 line 9)
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.37 (p. 930 line 31)
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.38
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 of Menna 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 of Serenus 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 of Lupus 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 of Agiulfus 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 of Simplicius 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 of Melantius 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 of Licinius 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.42
 of Aregius 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.42
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.47
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.48
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.50
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.36 (p. 925 line 21)
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.34
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.LibResp  Praef.
 of Gregory 1: Gregory I.LibResp  Obsecratio
~ Brother (Honorific kinship) of Augustine 1 (1)
 Vergilius 1: of Augustine 1: Bede.HE  i.28
Augustine 1 Companion (General relationship) of ~ (1)
 of Gregory 1: Vitalian.Ep.B24   
~ Companion (General relationship) of Augustine 1 (7)
 Anonymi 608: of Augustine 1: Bede.HE  ii.2
 Peter 4: of Augustine 1: S4   
 Anonymi 1230: of Augustine 1: Helmstan.ProfEpis.R18   
 Anonymi 2019: of Augustine 1: Gregory I.Ep  viii.29 (p. 551 line 29)
 Anonymi 2028: of Augustine 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Anonymi 2028: of Augustine 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.48
 Anonymi 2028: of Augustine 1: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51
Augustine 1 Disciple (General relationship) of ~ (3)
 of Gregory 1: John XII.Ep.Z142   
 of Gregory 1: BonifaceIV.Ep.B10   
 of Gregory 1: Boniface.Ep.T50  p. 84
~ Disciple (General relationship) of Augustine 1 (1)
 Laurence 2: of Augustine 1: S6   
Augustine 1 Father (Honorific kinship) of ~ (4)
 of Eadbald 2: S6   
 of Eadred 16: John XII.Ep.Z142   
 of Anonymi 1814: John XII.Ep.Z142   
 of Æthelberht 3: BonifaceIV.Ep.B11   
~ Father (Honorific kinship) of Augustine 1 (1)
 Æthelberht 3: of Augustine 1: S4   
~ Helper (General relationship) of Augustine 1 (5)
 Mellitus 1: of Augustine 1: Bede.HE  i.29
 Justus 1: of Augustine 1: Bede.HE  i.29
 Paulinus 1: of Augustine 1: Bede.HE  i.29
 Rufinianus 1: of Augustine 1: Bede.HE  i.29
 Anonymi 1812: of Augustine 1: Bishops.Ep  p. 559
Augustine 1 Predecessor (General relationship) of ~ (1)
 of Ceolnoth 3: Helmstan.ProfEpis.R18   
Augustine 1 Pupil (General relationship) of ~ (1)
 of Gregory 1: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
~ Successor (General relationship) of Augustine 1 (1)
 Laurence 2: of Augustine 1: ASC  616 AE
Event (183)
Advice/counsel (3)
 Gregory 1-Augustine 1.correspondence: Augustine 1 asked in his letters how bishops ought to live with their clergy. In his reply, Gregory 1 recommended the monastic life.: Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16
 Gregory 1-Vergilius 1.correspondence: Gregory 1 wrote to Vergilius 1, asking him to receive Augustine 1 (in case he came to see him) and to accept his advice on matters concerning bishops' behaviour.: Bede.HE  i.27-28 (601)
 John 23.letter to Æthelred: John 23 wrote to Æthelred 13 in response to one letter from the Archbishop. The pope exhorted the archbishop to resist the king (Alfred 8) and protect all priests, monks, nuns and widows. : John VIII.Ep.CS3  pp. 4-6 (877 x 878)
Affection (1)
 Brunhild 1.goodwill shown towards Augustine 1: Brunhild 1 displayed charity towards Augustine 1.: Gregory I.LibResp  viii.4
Appointment/consecration/elevation/ordination of abbot (1)
 Æthelberht 3.appointing Peter 4 as abbot of SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 appointed Peter 4 as abbot of the monastery of SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury: S4   
Appointment/consecration/elevation/ordination of archbishop (5)
 Augustine 1.appointing Laurence 2 as his successor: Augustine 1 appointed Laurence 2 as his successor to the archdiocese of Canterbury: S6   
 Augustine 1.consecration as archbishop: Augustine 1 went to Arles, and in accordance to the command of Gregory 1, was consecrated archbishop of the English by Etherius 1: Bede.HE  i.27
 Etherius 1.archiepiscopal elevation of Augustine 1: Augustine 1 was ordained archbishop by Etherius 1, following the orders of Gregory 1 the Great: Bishops.Ep  p. 559
 Gregory 1.metropolitan elevation of Canterbury: Gregory 1 made Canterbury a metropolitan see for Augustine 1 and his successors.: BonifaceV.Ep.B15   
 Laurence 2.succession: Augustine 1 was succeeded by Laurence 2 [as the archbishop of Canterbury], for five years.: WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum  i.1.2
Appointment/consecration/elevation/ordination of bishop (11)
 Augustine 1.consecration of Justus 1: Augustine 1 consecrated Justus 1 in Kent, in the city of Rochester.: Bede.HE  ii.3
 Augustine 1.consecration of Laurence 2: Augustine 1 consecrated Laurence 2 during his lifetime lest, when he was dead, the church might begin to falter if deprived of its shepherd even for an hour.: Bede.HE  ii.4
 Augustine 1.consecration of Mellitus 1 and Justus 1: Augustine 1 consecrated bishops Justus 1 and Mellitus 1.: Bede.HE  ii.3 (604)
 Augustine 1.consecration of Mellitus 1 and Justus 1 as bishops: Augustine 1 consecrated two bishops, Mellitus 1 and Justus 1.: ASC  604 AEF(OE and Lat.) (604)
 Augustine 1.consecration to the episcopacy: Gregory 1 gave permission for Augustine 1 to be made a bishop.: Gregory I.Ep  viii.29
 Augustine 1.episcopal consecration: Gregory 1 consecrated Augustine 1 as a bishop.: Anon.VitGregorii  11
 Augustine 1.episcopal elevation of Laurence 2: Laurence 2 was consecrated bishop by Augustine 1. : Bishops.Ep  p. 559
 Augustine 1.episcopal elevation of Mellitus 1 and Justus 1: Augustine 1 consecrated both Mellitus 1 and Justus 1.: Bishops.Ep  p. 560
 Gregory 1.appointment of Augustine 1 as bishop: Gregory 1 gave Augustine 1 to Æthelberht 3 as his bishop and teacher.: Bede.ChronMaior  523.531
 Mellitus 1.episcopal consecration: Mellitus 1 is said to have been consecrated in England by Augustine 1.: Anon.VitGregorii  11
 Various.ordination S1451a: Account of the consecration in 905 of seven bishops (for Winchester, Ramsbury, Sherborne, Wells, Crediton, Selsey and Dorchester), and statement of the assignment to Crediton, on that occasion, of land at Pawton in St Breock, Cællincg and Lawhitton, Cornwall: S1451a    (905)
Assistance (13)
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Brunhild 1 gave Augustine 1 in his departure: Monks (Anonymi 2029) had reported to Gregory 1 in detail how much assistance Brunhild 1 had given Augustine 1 as had others (Anonymi 2030).: Gregory I.Ep  xi.48 (601)
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Chlothar 1 gave to Augustine 1 in his departure: Some who had gone with Augustine 1 to England (Anonymi 2029) had reported how much assistance Chlothar 1 had given Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Theodebert 1 gave Augustine 1 in his departure: Some monks (Anonymi 2029) had reported how much assistance Theodebert 1 had given Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.50 (601)
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Theoderic 1 gave Augustine 1 in his departure: Returning monks (Anonymi 2029) had reported to Gregory 1 how much assistance Theoderic 1 had given Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.47 (601)
 Gregory 1.despatch of monks (Anonymi 2027) to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 was sending monks (Anonymi 2027) to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.50 (601)
 Gregory 1.despatch of monks, Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 was sending monks (Anonymi 2027) with Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Aregius 1 requesting assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 asked Aregius 1 to assist the monks (Anonymi 2027) whom he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.42 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Brunhild 1 requesting assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 expressed thanks for the assistance Brunhild 1 had shown Augustine 1 in his departure for the English and requested that she should be even more generous to those (Anonymi 2027) whom he [sc. Gregory 1] was sending to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.48 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Chlothar 1 commending the monks sent by Gregory 1 to Augustine 1: The assistance Chlothar 1 had given Augustine 1 had been reported and Gregory 1 asked him to be even more generous to those (Anonymi 2027) whom Gregory 1 was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Theodebert 1 seeking assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 expressed thanks for the assistance Theodebert 1 had shown Augustine 1 in his departure for the English and requested that he should be even more generous to the monks (Anonymi 2027) he was sending to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.50
 Gregory 1.letter to Theoderic 1 seeking assistance for monks being sent to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 thanked Theoderic 1 for the assistance he had given Augustine 1 and asked him to help in the departure of the monks (Anonymi 2027) who were being sent to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.47 (601)
 Gregory 1.letters to Frankish bishops commending monks, Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1: Gregory 1 wrote to various Frankish bishops asking that the monks (Anonymi 2027) he was sending to Augustine 1 together with Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 be assisted by them.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41 (601)
 Syagrius 1.assistance to Augustine 1: Syagrius 1 had assisted Augustine 1.: Gregory I.LibResp  viii.4
Baptism (5)
 Augustine 1.baptism of ten thousand English people: Augustine 1 had baptized ten thousand English (Anonymi 2020) on the previous Christmas Day.: Gregory I.Ep  viii.29 (597)
 Augustine 1.bringing of baptism in Britain to the English people: Augustine 1 first brought baptism in Britain to the English people. : OEMart  109
 Augustine 1.conversion of Æthelberht 3: Saint Augustine 1 converted and baptised Æthelberht 3 king of Kent and all his people [Anonymi 2417].: RestingPlaces  2
 Augustine 1.despatch of Mellitus 1 to offer baptism to East Saxons (Anonymi 796): [Augustine 1] sent Mellitus 1 to offer baptism to the East Saxons (Anonymi 796).: ASC  604 AEF(OE and Lat.)
 Gregory 1.sending of baptism to English (Anonymi 2539) through Augustine 1: Gregory 1 sent baptism to the English (Anonymi 2417) through Augustine 1.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.5 (596)
Bequeathing/will-making (1)
 Augustine 1.ordering that he and his successors be buried in SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury: Augustine 1 ordered that he and his successors should be buried in SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury: S4   
Book circulating/making/reading/translating/writing (2)
 Augustine 1-Gregory 1-correspondence: When Augustine 1 sent Laurence 2 and Peter 4 to Rome, he also asked Gregory 1's advice about certain urgent questions to which he replied in his Libellus Responsionum: Bede.HE  i.27
 Gregory 1.composition of LibResp.: Gregory 1 composed a book of answers to the questions of Augustine 1, which Bede 1 has included in his HE.: Bede.HE  ii.1
Building construction/restoration (2)
 Augustine 1-Æthelberht 3.founding church at/near Ely: A monastery had been built there [i.e. at Cratendune OR Ely] in honour of the ever-virgin Mary, by the blessed Augustine 1. King Æthelberht 3 was the first founder of this institution: he established in it clergy performing the service of God.: Anon.LiberEliensis  I preface; I.15
 Augustine 1.restoration of ancient church in Canterbury: Augustine 1, with the help of Æthelberht 3, restored a church, which had been built in ancient times by Roman believers.: Bede.HE  i.33
Burial (6)
 Augustine 1.burial: Augustine 1 was buried in the church at Canterbury.: George.Ep  p. 20 (604 x 609)
 Augustine 1.choosing of burial site: Following Gregory 1's command, Augustine 1 chose the monastery of St Peter and St Paul as a burial site for himself, Æthelberht 3 and their successors.: John XII.Ep.Z142   
 Augustine 1.ordering that he and his successors be buried in SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury: Augustine 1 ordered that he and his successors should be buried in SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury: S4   
 Augustine 1.second burial: Augustine 1's body was carried inside the church and honorably buried in the chapel on the north side.: Bede.HE  ii.3
 Dunstan 1-Augustine 1.burial: St Dunstan 1, archbishop, and Augustine 1 rest at Canterbury with many others.: RestingPlaces  II.29
 Laurence 2.burial: Laurence 2 was buried beside Augustine 1 [E: on 4 nones of February (= 2 February)].: ASC  616 AE
Charter-witnessing (4)
 S2 - Æthelberht 3 granting land for foundation of Canterbury, St Peter's 1: Æthelberht 3 gave land to St Peter for the foundation of a monastery [Canterbury, St Peter's 1]: S2    (605)
 S3 - Æthelberht 3 granting land for foundation of St Peter’s Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 a plot of his own land to the east of Canterbury on which he had founded a monastery of SS Peter & Paul: S3    (604)
 S4 - Æthelberht 3 granting land to Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1: Æthelberht 3 granted land in Kent to the church of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1: S4    (605)
 S72 - Æthelred 2 granting land to St Peter's, Medeshamstede 1: Æthelred 2, king, to St Peter's Minster, Medeshamstede 1; grant, appended to a bull of Pope Agatho 2, of land at Breedon on the Hill, Leics.; Hrepingas (? Repton, Derbys.); Cedenac; Swineshead, Lincs.; Heanbyrig; Lodeshale; Shifnal, Salop.; Costesford; Stretford (? Stretford, Salop.); Wattlesborough and Lizard, Salop.; Æthelhuniglond (? in Kent); and Bardney, Lincs: S72    (680)
Church/monastery/minster foundation/dedication/restoration (12)
 Anonymi 2417.conversion: The English (Anonymi 2417) adopted the faith and built churches on the arrival of Augustine 1 and others.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
 Augustine 1-Æthelberht 3.founding church at/near Ely: A monastery had been built there [i.e. at Cratendune OR Ely] in honour of the ever-virgin Mary, by the blessed Augustine 1. King Æthelberht 3 was the first founder of this institution: he established in it clergy performing the service of God.: Anon.LiberEliensis  I preface; I.15
 Augustine 1.church consecration: Augustine 1 consecrated the monastery he founded in Canterbury to the name of Christ: BonifaceIV.Ep.B10   
 Augustine 1.church-consecration: Augustine 1 consecrated Christ Church: Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi  i.6
 Augustine 1.dedication of Canterbury church to the Saviour: Augustine 1 dedicated the church in the name of the holy Saviour, our Lord and God, Jesus Christ, and there he established a dwelling for himself and all his successors.: Bede.HE  i.33
 Augustine 1.religious-house-foundation: Augustine 1 founded a monastery near to the walls of the city of Canterbury.: Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi  v.7
 Augustine 1.restoration of ancient church in Canterbury: Augustine 1, with the help of Æthelberht 3, restored a church, which had been built in ancient times by Roman believers.: Bede.HE  i.33
 S3 - Æthelberht 3 granting land for foundation of St Peter’s Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 a plot of his own land to the east of Canterbury on which he had founded a monastery of SS Peter & Paul: S3    (604)
 Æthelberht 3.St Peter and St Paul’s foundation: Augustine 1 founded a monastery to the east of the city of Canterbury, in which Æthelberht 3 built the church of the Apostles St Peter and St Paul.: Bede.HE  i.33
 Æthelberht 3.building SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 had SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury built: S4   
 Æthelberht 3.foundation of St Peter and St Paul’s: Æthelberht 3 founded the monastery which was consecrated by Augustine 1: John XII.Ep.Z143   
 Æthelberht 3.granting land to St Augustine 6 S3: Æthelberht 3, king of the English, to St Augustine for the minster of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 [St Augustine's, Canterbury]; grant of land to the east of Canterbury: S3    (605)
Commemoration of saint/calendar-entering (2)
 Augustine 1.calendar commemoration: Augustine 1, the virtuous one, has rightly been placed with the saints in the shining citadel of heaven.: CalendRamsey  52-3
 Augustine 1.commemoration: Augustine 1 was commemorated on the twenty-sixth day of the month [of May].: OEMart  109
Commendation (10)
 Gregory 1.letter to Bertha 1 praising her for her support and charity towards Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended Bertha 1 for supporting Augustine 1 and the conversion of the English (Anonymi 2017).: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Brunhild 1 commending Augustine 1 and his men: Gregory 1 commended Augustine 1 and his work to Brunhild 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.60 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Desiderius 1 and Syagrius 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 asked Desiderius 1 and Syagrius 1 to support Augustine 1 and commended Candidus 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.55 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Desiderius 1 commending monks he was sending to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended to Desiderius 1 monks (Anonymi 2025) he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.34 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Etherius 1: Gregory 1 wrote to Etherius 1, asking him to receive Augustine 1 on his return to Britain and commending the priest Candidus 1.: Bede.HE  i.24 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Etherius 1 commending monks sent by Gregory 1 to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended monks (Anonymi 2027) whom he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.40 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Gregory 1, Serenus 1 and Etherius 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 wrote to Pelagius 2, Serenus 1 and Etherius 1 commending Augustine 1 and his party (Anonymi 2010) and also Candidus 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.52 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Theoderic 1 and Theodebert 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended Augustine 1 and his party (Anonymi 2010), and also Candidus 1, to Theoderic 1 and Theodebert 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.51 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Vergilius 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended Augustine 1 and Candidus 1 to Vergilius 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.54 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Vergilius 1 commending monks sent by Gregory 1 to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended the monks (Anonymi 2027) whom he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.38 (601)
Confirmation of land/privileges (2)
 Formosus 1.letter to Anonymi 1838: Formosus 1 wrote to all the bishops in England (Anonymi 1843) rebuking them for their neglect in missionary work. The pope also gave instructions on episcopal successions, stressing the importance of avoiding vacant sees. The primacy of Canterbury is confirmed.: Formosus.Ep.CS8  pp. 36-8 (891 x 896)
 Leo 1.letter to Cenwulf 3: Leo 1 thanked Cenwulf 3 for the gift of 120 mancusi he had sent and informed him of the privilege he had confirmed to Æthelheard 13. Leo 1 had been asked to see justice done in respect of those jurisdictions (over bishops and monasteries) of which the archbishop (Æthelheard 13) had been unlawfully despoiled.: Leo III.Ep.B306  pp. 424-6 (802)
Conversation (2)
 Bertha 1.obligation to convert her husband (Æthelberht 3): Gregory 1 stated that Bertha 1 ought to have converted her husband [sc. Æthelberht 3] long ago.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35
 Gregory 1.sending of baptism to English (Anonymi 2539) through Augustine 1: Gregory 1 sent baptism to the English (Anonymi 2417) through Augustine 1.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.5 (596)
Conversion (14)
 Anonymi 2417.conversion: The English (Anonymi 2417) adopted the faith and built churches on the arrival of Augustine 1 and others.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.conversion of the English: Augustine 1 and his companions (Anonymi 649) led the English race to the knowledge of the truth, not only by preaching the word but also by showing heavenly signs.: Bede.HE  ii.1
 Augustine 1-Mellitus 1.conversion of English: Augustine 1 and Mellitus 1 converted the English to Christ.: AnnalsCamb  595 (597)
 Augustine 1.bringing of baptism in Britain to the English people: Augustine 1 first brought baptism in Britain to the English people. : OEMart  109
 Augustine 1.claim that there were insufficient men to pursue the work of conversion: Augustine 1 claimed that the men he had with him (Anonymi 2028) were insufficient for carrying out the work of conversion.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Augustine 1.conversion of Æthelberht 3: Augustine 1 converted Æthelberht 3 and his kingdom: S6   
 Augustine 1.conversion of the English: With God's grace and the work of Augustine 1 the English people (Anonymi 2017) ... had submitted to God. God had deemed it worthy for strong things to be done through weak men.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.36 (601)
 Augustine 1.conversion of Æthelberht 3: Saint Augustine 1 converted and baptised Æthelberht 3 king of Kent and all his people [Anonymi 2417].: RestingPlaces  2
 Bertha 1.obligation to convert her husband (Æthelberht 3): Gregory 1 stated that Bertha 1 ought to have converted her husband [sc. Æthelberht 3] long ago.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35
 Gregory 1.despatch of Augustine 1 and Anonymi 785 to Britain: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 and Anonymi 785, who preached the Word of God to the English people.: ASC  596 ABCEF(OE and Lat.)G (596)
 Gregory 1.despatch of monks (Anonymi 2027) to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 was sending monks (Anonymi 2027) to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.50 (601)
 Gregory 1.despatch of monks, Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 was sending monks (Anonymi 2027) with Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Bertha 1 praising her for her support and charity towards Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended Bertha 1 for supporting Augustine 1 and the conversion of the English (Anonymi 2017).: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35 (601)
 Æthelberht 3.conversion: Æthelberht 3 yielded to Augustine 1 with all his household (Anonymi 2418) and accepted the faith.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.2
Correspondence (40)
 Alcuin 1.letter to Anonymous 771 encouraging him in his zeal for preaching: Alcuin 1 encouraged Anonymous 771 in his zeal for preaching.: Alcuin.Ep  291
 Augustine 1 and Anonymi 2019.miracles amongst the English: According to letters reaching Gregory 1, Augustine 1 and those who were sent with him (Anonymi 2019) performed miracles amongst the English (Anonymi 2017).: Gregory I.Ep  viii.29
 Augustine 1-Gregory 1-correspondence: When Augustine 1 sent Laurence 2 and Peter 4 to Rome, he also asked Gregory 1's advice about certain urgent questions to which he replied in his Libellus Responsionum: Bede.HE  i.27
 Augustine 1.miracles among the English: In one of Gregory 1's letters Augustine 1 is said to have performed many miracles among the English.: Bede.HE  i.31
 Boniface 5.letter to Nothhelm 2: Boniface 5 asked Nothhelm 2 to forward a copy of the questions sent to Gregory 1 by Augustine 1 and the Pope's answers.: Boniface.Ep.T33  pp. 56-8
 Formosus 1.letter to Anonymi 1838: Formosus 1 wrote to all the bishops in England (Anonymi 1843) rebuking them for their neglect in missionary work. The pope also gave instructions on episcopal successions, stressing the importance of avoiding vacant sees. The primacy of Canterbury is confirmed.: Formosus.Ep.CS8  pp. 36-8 (891 x 896)
 Gregory 1-Augustine 1.correspondence: Augustine 1 asked in his letters how bishops ought to live with their clergy. In his reply, Gregory 1 recommended the monastic life.: Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16
 Gregory 1-Vergilius 1.correspondence: Gregory 1 wrote to Vergilius 1, asking him to receive Augustine 1 (in case he came to see him) and to accept his advice on matters concerning bishops' behaviour.: Bede.HE  i.27-28 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter and gifts to Æthelberht 3: Gregory 1 sent Æthelberht 3 a letter and numerous gifts of every kind.: Bede.HE  i.32 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter of praise to Arigius 1, commending Augustine 1 and his men: Gregory 1 praised Arigius 1 and commended Augustine 1 and his men (Anonymi 2010).: Gregory I.Ep  vi.59 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Aregius 1 requesting assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 asked Aregius 1 to assist the monks (Anonymi 2027) whom he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.42 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1: In one of his letters to Augustine 1, Gregory 1 wrote that there should be twelve bishops under the control of the Archbishop of the southern province of England. In the same letter he wrote that there were to be two mother-cities, one in London and one in York.: Cenwulf.Ep  p. 126
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1 about the metropolitan status of the bishops of London and York: Gregory 1 wrote to Augustine 1 about the metropolitan status of the bishops of London and York.: Bede.ChronMaior  523.532
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1 expressing his joy about the conversion of the English: Gregory 1 rejoiced at the conversion of the English people (Anonymi 2017).: Gregory I.Ep  xi.36 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1 on miracles: Gregory 1 exhorted Augustine 1 not to incur the danger of being elated by the great number of the miracles he had been performing.: Bede.HE  i.31
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1 on pallium and church organisation: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 a letter announcing the despatch of the pallium and giving him instruction about the future organisation of the English church and the relation between the respective authority of the bishop of London and the bishop of York.: Bede.HE  i.29 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Bertha 1 praising her for her support and charity towards Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended Bertha 1 for supporting Augustine 1 and the conversion of the English (Anonymi 2017).: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Brunhild 1 commending Augustine 1 and his men: Gregory 1 commended Augustine 1 and his work to Brunhild 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.60 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Brunhild 1 requesting assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 expressed thanks for the assistance Brunhild 1 had shown Augustine 1 in his departure for the English and requested that she should be even more generous to those (Anonymi 2027) whom he [sc. Gregory 1] was sending to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.48 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Chlothar 1 commending the monks sent by Gregory 1 to Augustine 1: The assistance Chlothar 1 had given Augustine 1 had been reported and Gregory 1 asked him to be even more generous to those (Anonymi 2027) whom Gregory 1 was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Desiderius 1 and Syagrius 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 asked Desiderius 1 and Syagrius 1 to support Augustine 1 and commended Candidus 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.55 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Desiderius 1 commending monks he was sending to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended to Desiderius 1 monks (Anonymi 2025) he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.34 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Etherius 1: Gregory 1 wrote to Etherius 1, asking him to receive Augustine 1 on his return to Britain and commending the priest Candidus 1.: Bede.HE  i.24 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Etherius 1 commending monks sent by Gregory 1 to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended monks (Anonymi 2027) whom he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.40 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Gregory 1, Serenus 1 and Etherius 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 wrote to Pelagius 2, Serenus 1 and Etherius 1 commending Augustine 1 and his party (Anonymi 2010) and also Candidus 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.52 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Mellitus 1: Gregory 1 sent a letter to Mellitus 1 after his departure from Italy to instruct him on what he should tell Augustine 1 concerning the idol temples of the English.: Bede.HE  i.30 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Theodebert 1 seeking assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 expressed thanks for the assistance Theodebert 1 had shown Augustine 1 in his departure for the English and requested that he should be even more generous to the monks (Anonymi 2027) he was sending to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.50
 Gregory 1.letter to Theoderic 1 and Theodebert 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended Augustine 1 and his party (Anonymi 2010), and also Candidus 1, to Theoderic 1 and Theodebert 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.51 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Theoderic 1 seeking assistance for monks being sent to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 thanked Theoderic 1 for the assistance he had given Augustine 1 and asked him to help in the departure of the monks (Anonymi 2027) who were being sent to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.47 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Vergilius 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended Augustine 1 and Candidus 1 to Vergilius 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.54 (596)
 Gregory 1.letter to Vergilius 1 commending monks sent by Gregory 1 to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended the monks (Anonymi 2027) whom he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.38 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Æthelberht urging him to spread the Christian faith: Gregory 1 urged Æthelberht 3 to hasten in spreading the Christian faith among the peoples subject to him.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.37 (601)
 Gregory 1.letters to Frankish bishops commending monks, Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1: Gregory 1 wrote to various Frankish bishops asking that the monks (Anonymi 2027) he was sending to Augustine 1 together with Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 be assisted by them.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41 (601)
 Gregory 1.reception of letters about the mission to England: Writings about the welfare and work of Augustine 1 reached Gregory 1.: Gregory I.Ep  viii.29
 Gregory 1.replies to questions of Augustine 1: Gregory 1 had initially responded more briefly than he should have to the enquiries of Augustine 1.: Gregory I.LibResp  Praef.
 Gregory 3.letter to bishops of England: Gregory 3 wrote to the bishops of England concerning Tatwine 2's pallium and his authority over all English bishops.: Gregory III.Ep.B151    (731 x 734)
 John 23.letter to Æthelred: John 23 wrote to Æthelred 13 in response to one letter from the Archbishop. The pope exhorted the archbishop to resist the king (Alfred 8) and protect all priests, monks, nuns and widows. : John VIII.Ep.CS3  pp. 4-6 (877 x 878)
 Leo 1.letter to Cenwulf 3: Leo 1 thanked Cenwulf 3 for the gift of 120 mancusi he had sent and informed him of the privilege he had confirmed to Æthelheard 13. Leo 1 had been asked to see justice done in respect of those jurisdictions (over bishops and monasteries) of which the archbishop (Æthelheard 13) had been unlawfully despoiled.: Leo III.Ep.B306  pp. 424-6 (802)
 Leo 1.letter to Æthelheard 13: Leo 1 acknowledged Canterbury's primacy over all English dioceses.: Leo III.Ep.B305    (802)
 Leo 1.writing to Cenwulf 3 concerning the diocese of London: Pope Leo 1 III to Cenwulf, king of the Mercians; letter explaining that he will not consent to moving the metropolitan dignity from Canterbury to London.: Leo III.Ep.B288   
Council-meeting, ecclesiastical (3)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 607.meeting at Augustine 1’s oak: Augustine 1 summoned the bishops and teachers of the neighbouring British kingdom (Anonymi 607) to a conference at a place which was subsequently called 'Augustine's oak'. After a long dispute they were unwilling to give their assent, preferring their own traditions.: Bede.HE  ii.2
 Augustine 1-others.synod: A synod of the church of the Saxons, held in London and convoked by Augustine 1, Laurence 2, Justus 1 and Mellitus 1, declared that the union between a man and a woman related in the third grade would be incestuous.: Boniface.Ep.T50  p. 84 ([605])
 Augustine 1.second meeting with British bishops: Seven British bishops and many learned men, chiefly from Bangor (Anonymi 609), came to meet Augustine 1 for the second time.: Bede.HE  ii.2
Culting/venerating saint(s) (1)
 Augustine 1.post-mortem healing of Anonymous 541: Anonymous 541 was taken on horseback to the shrine of Augustine 1, through whose intercession he was healed in one foot.: Lantfred.TransMiracSwithuni  13
Death/dying (2)
 Augustine 1.calendar commemoration: And Augustine 1 had reposed on the seventh [kalends of June = 26 May].: CalendHampson  146
 Augustine 1.death: Augustine 1 ended the days of his office in peace: Bede.HE  ii.3
Decision-making (1)
 Æthelberht 3.message to Augustine 1: Æthelberht 3 ordered Augustine 1 and his companions (Anonymi 649) to remain on the island where they had landed and be provided with all things necessary until he had decided what to do with them.: Bede.HE  i.25
Disputing/dispute-settling (1)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 607.meeting at Augustine 1’s oak: Augustine 1 summoned the bishops and teachers of the neighbouring British kingdom (Anonymi 607) to a conference at a place which was subsequently called 'Augustine's oak'. After a long dispute they were unwilling to give their assent, preferring their own traditions.: Bede.HE  ii.2
Ecclesiastical reform (1)
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1 on pallium and church organisation: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 a letter announcing the despatch of the pallium and giving him instruction about the future organisation of the English church and the relation between the respective authority of the bishop of London and the bishop of York.: Bede.HE  i.29 (601)
Education/teaching (3)
 Gregory 1.despatch of religious teachers (Anonymi 794) to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 sent very many religious teachers (Anonymi 794) to help Augustine 1.: ASC  601 ABCEF(OE)G (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1 on pallium and church organisation: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 a letter announcing the despatch of the pallium and giving him instruction about the future organisation of the English church and the relation between the respective authority of the bishop of London and the bishop of York.: Bede.HE  i.29 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Mellitus 1: Gregory 1 sent a letter to Mellitus 1 after his departure from Italy to instruct him on what he should tell Augustine 1 concerning the idol temples of the English.: Bede.HE  i.30 (601)
Enquiry (3)
 Boniface 5.letter to Nothhelm 2: Boniface 5 asked Nothhelm 2 to forward a copy of the questions sent to Gregory 1 by Augustine 1 and the Pope's answers.: Boniface.Ep.T33  pp. 56-8
 Gregory 1.reception of enquiries from Augustine 1: Gregory 1 had received enquiries from Augustine 1 through the agency of Laurence 1 and Peter 3.: Gregory I.LibResp  Praef.
 Gregory 1.replies to questions of Augustine 1: Gregory 1 had initially responded more briefly than he should have to the enquiries of Augustine 1.: Gregory I.LibResp  Praef.
Episcopal see, acquisition/institution/division/merge (3)
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1: In one of his letters to Augustine 1, Gregory 1 wrote that there should be twelve bishops under the control of the Archbishop of the southern province of England. In the same letter he wrote that there were to be two mother-cities, one in London and one in York.: Cenwulf.Ep  p. 126
 Gregory 1.metropolitan elevation of Canterbury: Gregory 1 made Canterbury a metropolitan see for Augustine 1 and his successors.: BonifaceV.Ep.B15   
 Leo 1.writing to Cenwulf 3 concerning the diocese of London: Pope Leo 1 III to Cenwulf, king of the Mercians; letter explaining that he will not consent to moving the metropolitan dignity from Canterbury to London.: Leo III.Ep.B288   
Grant and Gift (13)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.moving to Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 and his companions a dwelling in the city of Canterbury. As they approached the city, they sang a litany in unison.: Bede.HE  i.25
 Augustine 1.granting privileges to St Augustine's, Canterbury S1244: Augustine 1, bishop of Canterbury, to the minster of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1; grant of privileges: S1244    (597 x 604)
 Cnut 3.declaring grant to Canterbury, St Augustine's S990: Writ of King Cnut 3 declaring that he has given to St Augustine the body of St Mildrith 1 with all her land and with all the 'customs' belonging to her church: S990    (1027 x 1035)
 Gregory 1.letter and gifts to Æthelberht 3: Gregory 1 sent Æthelberht 3 a letter and numerous gifts of every kind.: Bede.HE  i.32 (601)
 Leo 1.letter to Cenwulf 3: Leo 1 thanked Cenwulf 3 for the gift of 120 mancusi he had sent and informed him of the privilege he had confirmed to Æthelheard 13. Leo 1 had been asked to see justice done in respect of those jurisdictions (over bishops and monasteries) of which the archbishop (Æthelheard 13) had been unlawfully despoiled.: Leo III.Ep.B306  pp. 424-6 (802)
 S2 - Æthelberht 3 granting land for foundation of Canterbury, St Peter's 1: Æthelberht 3 gave land to St Peter for the foundation of a monastery [Canterbury, St Peter's 1]: S2    (605)
 S3 - Æthelberht 3 granting land for foundation of St Peter’s Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 a plot of his own land to the east of Canterbury on which he had founded a monastery of SS Peter & Paul: S3    (604)
 S4 - Æthelberht 3 granting land to Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1: Æthelberht 3 granted land in Kent to the church of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1: S4    (605)
 S72 - Æthelred 2 granting land to St Peter's, Medeshamstede 1: Æthelred 2, king, to St Peter's Minster, Medeshamstede 1; grant, appended to a bull of Pope Agatho 2, of land at Breedon on the Hill, Leics.; Hrepingas (? Repton, Derbys.); Cedenac; Swineshead, Lincs.; Heanbyrig; Lodeshale; Shifnal, Salop.; Costesford; Stretford (? Stretford, Salop.); Wattlesborough and Lizard, Salop.; Æthelhuniglond (? in Kent); and Bardney, Lincs: S72    (680)
 Æthelberht 3.granting gifts to Augustine 1: possessions of various kinds: Bede.HE  i.26
 Æthelberht 3.granting gifts to Canterbury 1: many gifts on the bishop of the church of Canterbury and both lands and possessions for the maintenance of the bishop's retinues.: Bede.HE  ii.3
 Æthelberht 3.granting land to Augustine 1: King Æthelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 and his followers somewhere to settle in Canterbury, suitable to their rank.: Bede.HE  i.25
 Æthelberht 3.granting land to St Augustine 6 S3: Æthelberht 3, king of the English, to St Augustine for the minster of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 [St Augustine's, Canterbury]; grant of land to the east of Canterbury: S3    (605)
Healing (3)
 Augustine 1.healing of blind man: As the British bishops were unwilling to give up their traditions, Augustine 1 suggested that some sick man (Anonymous 223) should be brought, so that the faith of the person by whose prayers he was healed could be considered as in accordance with God's will. As the British bishops did not manage to heal the blind man, Augustine 1 finally restored his sight.: Bede.HE  ii.2
 Augustine 1.healing of blind man (Anonymous 223): Augustine 1 gave sight to a blind man (Anonymous 223) through a miracle.: OEMart  109
 Augustine 1.post-mortem healing of Anonymous 541: Anonymous 541 proceeded on horseback from London to the tomb of Augustine 1 in Canterbury. By the medication of Augustine 1, Anonymous 541 obtained a partial remedy and was cured in one foot.: Wulfstan.NarrMetrSwithuno  i.16, pp. 480-2
Horse-using/giving/acquisition/riding (1)
 Augustine 1.post-mortem healing of Anonymous 541: Anonymous 541 proceeded on horseback from London to the tomb of Augustine 1 in Canterbury. By the medication of Augustine 1, Anonymous 541 obtained a partial remedy and was cured in one foot.: Wulfstan.NarrMetrSwithuno  i.16, pp. 480-2
Hospitality (1)
 Gregory 1.letter to Etherius 1: Gregory 1 wrote to Etherius 1, asking him to receive Augustine 1 on his return to Britain and commending the priest Candidus 1.: Bede.HE  i.24 (596)
Intercession/mediation (1)
 Augustine 1.post-mortem healing of Anonymous 541: Anonymous 541 was taken on horseback to the shrine of Augustine 1, through whose intercession he was healed in one foot.: Lantfred.TransMiracSwithuni  13
Journey (15)
 Anonymi 649.sending Augustine 1 back to Gregory: The monks (Anonymi 649) sent home Augustine 1 who was to beg Gregory 1 humbly for permission to give up so dangerous and uncertain a journey.: Bede.HE  i.23
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Chlothar 1 gave to Augustine 1 in his departure: Some who had gone with Augustine 1 to England (Anonymi 2029) had reported how much assistance Chlothar 1 had given Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.arrival to Britain: Augustine 1 landed with his companions (Anonymi 649) on the island of Thanet.: Bede.HE  i.25, v.24 (597)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.moving to Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 and his companions a dwelling in the city of Canterbury. As they approached the city, they sang a litany in unison.: Bede.HE  i.25
 Augustine 1-others.arrival to Britain: Augustine 1 and Anonymi 649 arrived in Britain.: Bede.HE  v.24
 Augustine 1.arrival [in England] after being sent by Gregory 1: From the arrival of Augustine 1 sent by Gregory 1, 204 [years to the date of the Battle of Kempsford].: Æthelweard.Chron  iii.3 (p. 28) (597)
 Augustine 1.arrival [in Kent]: Augustine 1 arrived when Æthelberht 3 was ruling over Kent.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.2
 Augustine 1.arrival in England: Augustine 1 came to England.: AnnalsUlster  598.4 (597)
 Augustine 1.consecration as archbishop: Augustine 1 went to Arles, and in accordance to the command of Gregory 1, was consecrated archbishop of the English by Etherius 1: Bede.HE  i.27
 Gregory 1.despatch of Augustine 1 and others to England: Gregory 1 despatched Augustine 1 and others to England.: Anon.VitGregorii  11
 Gregory 1.despatch of Augustine 1, Anonymi 2414 and Anonymi 2416 [to England]: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1, English youths (Anonymi 2414) and brothers (Anonymi 2416) [to England].: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
 Gregory 1.letter to Theoderic 1 seeking assistance for monks being sent to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 thanked Theoderic 1 for the assistance he had given Augustine 1 and asked him to help in the departure of the monks (Anonymi 2027) who were being sent to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.47 (601)
 Gregory 1.sending of Augustine 1: Belief [DE add: and friendship] Gregory 1 sent to us [DE add: through Augustine 1].: ASC (DEF)  785 DEF(OE and Lat.)
 Laurence 1 and Peter 3.report to Gregory 1 about Bertha 1: On their return [to Rome] Laurence 1 and Peter 3 reported favourably to Gregory 1 about Bertha 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35
 Laurence 2-Peter 4.journey to Rome: Augustine 1 sent to Rome the priest Laurence 2 and the monk Peter 4 to inform the Gregory 1 that the English race had received the faith of Christ and that he himself had been made their bishop.: Bede.HE  i.27
Law-making/legislation (1)
 Augustine 1-others.synod: A synod of the church of the Saxons, held in London and convoked by Augustine 1, Laurence 2, Justus 1 and Mellitus 1, declared that the union between a man and a woman related in the third grade would be incestuous.: Boniface.Ep.T50  p. 84 ([605])
Liturgical celebration (2)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.moving to Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 and his companions a dwelling in the city of Canterbury. As they approached the city, they sang a litany in unison.: Bede.HE  i.25
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.use of St Martin’s: In the church of St Martin Augustine 1 and Anonymi 649 first began to meet to chant the psalms, to pray, to say mass, to preach, and to baptize.: Bede.HE  i.26
Marriage (1)
 Augustine 1-others.synod: A synod of the church of the Saxons, held in London and convoked by Augustine 1, Laurence 2, Justus 1 and Mellitus 1, declared that the union between a man and a woman related in the third grade would be incestuous.: Boniface.Ep.T50  p. 84 ([605])
Medical treatment/sick-care/cautery (1)
 Augustine 1.post-mortem healing of Anonymous 541: Anonymous 541 proceeded on horseback from London to the tomb of Augustine 1 in Canterbury. By the medication of Augustine 1, Anonymous 541 obtained a partial remedy and was cured in one foot.: Wulfstan.NarrMetrSwithuno  i.16, pp. 480-2
Meeting (3)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 607.meeting at Augustine 1’s oak: Augustine 1 summoned the bishops and teachers of the neighbouring British kingdom (Anonymi 607) to a conference at a place which was subsequently called 'Augustine's oak'. After a long dispute they were unwilling to give their assent, preferring their own traditions.: Bede.HE  ii.2
 Augustine 1.second meeting with British bishops: Seven British bishops and many learned men, chiefly from Bangor (Anonymi 609), came to meet Augustine 1 for the second time.: Bede.HE  ii.2
 Æthelberht 3-Augustine 1.meeting: Æthelberht 3 came to the island and commanded Augustine 1 and his comrades (Anonymi 649) to come to talk to him. They met in the open air, and at the king's command Augustine 1 and his companions sat down and preached the word of life to himself and all his "comites".: Bede.HE  i.25
Message-sending (6)
 Augustine 1.message to Æthelberht 3: Augustine 1 sent to Æthelberht 3 to say that he had come from Rome bearing the certain promise of eternal joys in heaven.: Bede.HE  i.25
 Gregory 1.reception of enquiries from Augustine 1: Gregory 1 had received enquiries from Augustine 1 through the agency of Laurence 1 and Peter 3.: Gregory I.LibResp  Praef.
 Gregory 1.sending further missionaries: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 more colleagues and ministers of the word together with his messengers.: Bede.HE  i.29, v.24 (601)
 Gregory 1.sending of Augustine 1: Belief [DE add: and friendship] Gregory 1 sent to us [DE add: through Augustine 1].: ASC (DEF)  785 DEF(OE and Lat.)
 Laurence 2-Peter 4.journey to Rome: Augustine 1 sent to Rome the priest Laurence 2 and the monk Peter 4 to inform the Gregory 1 that the English race had received the faith of Christ and that he himself had been made their bishop.: Bede.HE  i.27
 Æthelberht 3.message to Augustine 1: Æthelberht 3 ordered Augustine 1 and his companions (Anonymi 649) to remain on the island where they had landed and be provided with all things necessary until he had decided what to do with them.: Bede.HE  i.25
Miracle (8)
 Augustine 1 and Anonymi 2019.miracles amongst the English: According to letters reaching Gregory 1, Augustine 1 and those who were sent with him (Anonymi 2019) performed miracles amongst the English (Anonymi 2017).: Gregory I.Ep  viii.29
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.conversion of the English: Augustine 1 and his companions (Anonymi 649) led the English race to the knowledge of the truth, not only by preaching the word but also by showing heavenly signs.: Bede.HE  ii.1
 Augustine 1.healing of blind man: As the British bishops were unwilling to give up their traditions, Augustine 1 suggested that some sick man (Anonymous 223) should be brought, so that the faith of the person by whose prayers he was healed could be considered as in accordance with God's will. As the British bishops did not manage to heal the blind man, Augustine 1 finally restored his sight.: Bede.HE  ii.2
 Augustine 1.healing of blind man (Anonymous 223): Augustine 1 gave sight to a blind man (Anonymous 223) through a miracle.: OEMart  109
 Augustine 1.miracles among the English: In one of Gregory 1's letters Augustine 1 is said to have performed many miracles among the English.: Bede.HE  i.31
 Augustine 1.miracles at his tomb: Not a few miracles occur at the tomb of Augustine 1 up to the present day.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
 Augustine 1.praying resulting in miracles: Christ showed very many miracles to those believing in Him (Anonymi 2591) through the prayers of Augustine 1.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1 on miracles: Gregory 1 exhorted Augustine 1 not to incur the danger of being elated by the great number of the miracles he had been performing.: Bede.HE  i.31
Mission/mission-sending (24)
 Augustine 1, Paulinus 1 and Anonymi 433.preaching in Britain at the behest of Gregory 1: Augustine 1, Paulinus 1 and their companions (Anonymi 433) came to Britain at the command of Gregory 1 and preached to unbelievers (Anonymi 434).: Bede.Templ  ii.1044-8
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 1970.communication of Christian religion: The Christian religion was handed on in a very pure form by Augustine 1 and other teachers of Britain (Anonymi 1970).: Alcuin.Ep  291
 Augustine 1.claim that there were insufficient men to pursue the work of conversion: Augustine 1 claimed that the men he had with him (Anonymi 2028) were insufficient for carrying out the work of conversion.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Augustine 1.despatch of Mellitus 1 to offer baptism to East Saxons (Anonymi 796): [Augustine 1] sent Mellitus 1 to offer baptism to the East Saxons (Anonymi 796).: ASC  604 AEF(OE and Lat.)
 Augustine 1.preaching to English (Anonymi 435): Augustine 1, sent by the blessed Pope Gregory 1, first preached the gospel of Christ to the people of the English.: Bede.Mart  94.F.6 bis
 Formosus 1.letter to Anonymi 1838: Formosus 1 wrote to all the bishops in England (Anonymi 1843) rebuking them for their neglect in missionary work. The pope also gave instructions on episcopal successions, stressing the importance of avoiding vacant sees. The primacy of Canterbury is confirmed.: Formosus.Ep.CS8  pp. 36-8 (891 x 896)
 Gregory 1.despatch of Augustine 1 and Anonymi 785 to Britain: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 and Anonymi 785, who preached the Word of God to the English people.: ASC  596 ABCEF(OE and Lat.)G (596)
 Gregory 1.despatch of Augustine 1 and others to England: Gregory 1 despatched Augustine 1 and others to England.: Anon.VitGregorii  11
 Gregory 1.despatch of Augustine 1 and others to convert the English: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 and others to convert the English.: Bede.ChronMaior  523.531
 Gregory 1.despatch of Augustine 1, Anonymi 2414 and Anonymi 2416 [to England]: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1, English youths (Anonymi 2414) and brothers (Anonymi 2416) [to England].: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
 Gregory 1.despatch of a missionary to England: Gregory 1 decided to send Augustine 1 to the English (Anonymi 2017) to preach to them.: Gregory I.LibResp  viii.29 (596 - ?)
 Gregory 1.despatch of monks (Anonymi 2027) to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 was sending monks (Anonymi 2027) with Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.48 (601)
 Gregory 1.despatch of monks, Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 was sending monks (Anonymi 2027) with Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Gregory 1.despatch of religious teachers (Anonymi 794) to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 sent very many religious teachers (Anonymi 794) to help Augustine 1.: ASC  601 ABCEF(OE)G (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Aregius 1 requesting assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 asked Aregius 1 to assist the monks (Anonymi 2027) whom he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.42 (601)
 Gregory 1.letters to Frankish bishops commending monks, Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1: Gregory 1 wrote to various Frankish bishops asking that the monks (Anonymi 2027) he was sending to Augustine 1 together with Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 be assisted by them.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41 (601)
 Gregory 1.mandate to Augustine 1 with Anonymi 2008 to go ‘there’ for the saving of souls: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 with other servants of God (Anonymi 2010) there for the saving of souls.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.54 (596)
 Gregory 1.mandate to Augustine 1 with Anonymi 2010 to go ‘there’ for the saving of souls: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 with other servants of God (Anonymi 2010) there for the saving of souls.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.55 (596)
 Gregory 1.mission sent to the English: Augustine 1 was sent by Gregory 1 to the English.: NewMinster.LiberVitae  Fol 14v.5.i (596 - ?)
 Gregory 1.sending Augustine 1 to England: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 to England: Fulk.Ep.W4  p. 8
 Gregory 1.sending further missionaries: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 more colleagues and ministers of the word together with his messengers.: Bede.HE  i.29, v.24 (601)
 Gregory 1.sending mission to England: Gregory 1 sent Mellitus 1, Augustine 1, John 5 and many other monks with them, to preach to the English nation ('gens Anglorum') and convert them: LiberPontificalis  vol. I, p. 312, ll. 5-6: Gregory I, 3
 Gregory 1.sending of baptism to English (Anonymi 2539) through Augustine 1: Gregory 1 sent baptism to the English (Anonymi 2417) through Augustine 1.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.5 (596)
 Gregory 1.sending pallium to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 sent the pallium for Augustine 1. He also sent several ministers of the word, among whom was Paulinus 1.: Bede.HE  v.24 (601)
Monastic life, converting to/joining/oblation (1)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.communal life: As soon as Augustine 1 and Anonymi 649 had entered the dwelling place allotted to them, they began to imitate the way of life of the apostles and of the primitive church.: Bede.HE  i.26
Ordering (4)
 Etherius 1.archiepiscopal elevation of Augustine 1: Augustine 1 was ordained archbishop by Etherius 1, following the orders of Gregory 1 the Great: Bishops.Ep  p. 559
 Gregory 1.mandate to Augustine 1 and Anonymi 2010 to advise the English: Gregory 1 mandated Augustine 1 and other servants of God (Anonymi 2010) to ascertain the wishes of the English (Anonymi 2008).: Gregory I.Ep  vi.60 (596)
 Æthelberht 3-Augustine 1.meeting: Æthelberht 3 came to the island and commanded Augustine 1 and his comrades (Anonymi 649) to come to talk to him. They met in the open air, and at the king's command Augustine 1 and his companions sat down and preached the word of life to himself and all his "comites".: Bede.HE  i.25
 Æthelberht 3.message to Augustine 1: Æthelberht 3 ordered Augustine 1 and his companions (Anonymi 649) to remain on the island where they had landed and be provided with all things necessary until he had decided what to do with them.: Bede.HE  i.25
Pallium-despatch/receipt/request (4)
 Gregory 1.despatch of pallium to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 sent the apostolic pallium to Augustine 1.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.4 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Augustine 1 on pallium and church organisation: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 a letter announcing the despatch of the pallium and giving him instruction about the future organisation of the English church and the relation between the respective authority of the bishop of London and the bishop of York.: Bede.HE  i.29 (601)
 Gregory 1.sending pallium to Augustine 1: Augustine 1's pallium of apostleship: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.Cap.
 Gregory 3.letter to bishops of England: Gregory 3 wrote to the bishops of England concerning Tatwine 2's pallium and his authority over all English bishops.: Gregory III.Ep.B151    (731 x 734)
Papal advice/audience/decision/privilege (3)
 Boniface 5.letter to Nothhelm 2: Boniface 5 asked Nothhelm 2 to forward a copy of the questions sent to Gregory 1 by Augustine 1 and the Pope's answers.: Boniface.Ep.T33  pp. 56-8
 Formosus 1.letter to Anonymi 1838: Formosus 1 wrote to all the bishops in England (Anonymi 1843) rebuking them for their neglect in missionary work. The pope also gave instructions on episcopal successions, stressing the importance of avoiding vacant sees. The primacy of Canterbury is confirmed.: Formosus.Ep.CS8  pp. 36-8 (891 x 896)
 S72 - Æthelred 2 granting land to St Peter's, Medeshamstede 1: Æthelred 2, king, to St Peter's Minster, Medeshamstede 1; grant, appended to a bull of Pope Agatho 2, of land at Breedon on the Hill, Leics.; Hrepingas (? Repton, Derbys.); Cedenac; Swineshead, Lincs.; Heanbyrig; Lodeshale; Shifnal, Salop.; Costesford; Stretford (? Stretford, Salop.); Wattlesborough and Lizard, Salop.; Æthelhuniglond (? in Kent); and Bardney, Lincs: S72    (680)
Pastoral activities/preaching (15)
 Alcuin 1.letter to Anonymous 771 encouraging him in his zeal for preaching: Alcuin 1 encouraged Anonymous 771 in his zeal for preaching.: Alcuin.Ep  291
 Augustine 1, Paulinus 1 and Anonymi 433.preaching in Britain at the behest of Gregory 1: Augustine 1, Paulinus 1 and their companions (Anonymi 433) came to Britain at the command of Gregory 1 and preached to unbelievers (Anonymi 434).: Bede.Templ  ii.1044-8
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.conversion of the English: Augustine 1 and his companions (Anonymi 649) led the English race to the knowledge of the truth, not only by preaching the word but also by showing heavenly signs.: Bede.HE  ii.1
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 1970.communication of Christian religion: The Christian religion was handed on in a very pure form by Augustine 1 and other teachers of Britain (Anonymi 1970).: Alcuin.Ep  291
 Augustine 1.preaching to English (Anonymi 435): Augustine 1, sent by the blessed Pope Gregory 1, first preached the gospel of Christ to the people of the English.: Bede.Mart  94.F.6 bis
 Formosus 1.letter to Anonymi 1838: Formosus 1 wrote to all the bishops in England (Anonymi 1843) rebuking them for their neglect in missionary work. The pope also gave instructions on episcopal successions, stressing the importance of avoiding vacant sees. The primacy of Canterbury is confirmed.: Formosus.Ep.CS8  pp. 36-8 (891 x 896)
 Gregory 1.appointment of Augustine 1 as bishop: Gregory 1 gave Augustine 1 to Æthelberht 3 as his bishop and teacher.: Bede.ChronMaior  523.531
 Gregory 1.despatch of Augustine 1 and Anonymi 785 to Britain: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 and Anonymi 785, who preached the Word of God to the English people.: ASC  596 ABCEF(OE and Lat.)G (596)
 Gregory 1.despatch of a missionary to England: Gregory 1 decided to send Augustine 1 to the English (Anonymi 2017) to preach to them.: Gregory I.LibResp  viii.29 (596 - ?)
 Gregory 1.preaching of Christianity in England through work of Augustine 1: Gregory 1 through Augustine 1 preached true Christian doctrine to the English.: George.Ep  p. 20 (597 - ?)
 Gregory 1.preaching to the English through Augustine 1: Gregory 1 was zealous about preaching to the English (Anonymi 2017).: Gregory I.Ep  ix.223
 Gregory 1.sending Augustine 1 to England: Gregory 1 sent a monk, Augustine 1, to preach to the English people: Bishops.Ep  p. 559
 Gregory 1.sending mission to England: Gregory 1 sent Augustine 1 and several other monks to preach the word of God to the English race.: Bede.HE  i.23, v.24 (595 x 596 - ?)
 Syagrius 1.assistance to Augustine 1: Syagrius 1 had assisted Augustine 1.: Gregory I.LibResp  viii.4
 Æthelberht 3-Augustine 1.meeting: Æthelberht 3 came to the island and commanded Augustine 1 and his comrades (Anonymi 649) to come to talk to him. They met in the open air, and at the king's command Augustine 1 and his companions sat down and preached the word of life to himself and all his "comites".: Bede.HE  i.25
Pilgrimage (1)
 Augustine 1.post-mortem healing of Anonymous 541: Anonymous 541 was taken on horseback to the shrine of Augustine 1, through whose intercession he was healed in one foot.: Lantfred.TransMiracSwithuni  13
Praying (2)
 Augustine 1.healing of blind man: As the British bishops were unwilling to give up their traditions, Augustine 1 suggested that some sick man (Anonymous 223) should be brought, so that the faith of the person by whose prayers he was healed could be considered as in accordance with God's will. As the British bishops did not manage to heal the blind man, Augustine 1 finally restored his sight.: Bede.HE  ii.2
 Augustine 1.praying resulting in miracles: Christ showed very many miracles to those believing in Him (Anonymi 2591) through the prayers of Augustine 1.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.1
Prophecy (1)
 Augustine 1.prophecy about fate of Wealas: Augustine 1 had prophesied about the fate of the Wealas.: ASC  606 A, 605 EF(Lat.)
Refusal (1)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 607.meeting at Augustine 1’s oak: Augustine 1 summoned the bishops and teachers of the neighbouring British kingdom (Anonymi 607) to a conference at a place which was subsequently called 'Augustine's oak'. After a long dispute they were unwilling to give their assent, preferring their own traditions.: Bede.HE  ii.2
Relics-collecting/depositing/granting (2)
 Cnut 3.declaring grant to Canterbury, St Augustine's S990: Writ of King Cnut 3 declaring that he has given to St Augustine the body of St Mildrith 1 with all her land and with all the 'customs' belonging to her church: S990    (1027 x 1035)
 Gregory 1.despatch of relics of St Sixtus 1 to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 sent the relics of St Sixtus 1 to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.LibResp  Obsecratio
Relics-incorrupt preservation/placing in reliquary/requesting/translating (1)
 Augustine 1.request to Gregory 1 for the relics of St Sixtus 1: Augustine 1 asked Gregory 1 for relics of St Sixtus 1 to be sent to him.: Gregory I.LibResp  Obsecratio
Religious practice (1)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.communal life: As soon as Augustine 1 and Anonymi 649 had entered the dwelling place allotted to them, they began to imitate the way of life of the apostles and of the primitive church.: Bede.HE  i.26
Reporting (9)
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Brunhild 1 gave Augustine 1 in his departure: Monks (Anonymi 2029) had reported to Gregory 1 in detail how much assistance Brunhild 1 had given Augustine 1 as had others (Anonymi 2030).: Gregory I.Ep  xi.48 (601)
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Chlothar 1 gave to Augustine 1 in his departure: Some who had gone with Augustine 1 to England (Anonymi 2029) had reported how much assistance Chlothar 1 had given Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Theodebert 1 gave Augustine 1 in his departure: Some monks (Anonymi 2029) had reported how much assistance Theodebert 1 had given Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.50 (601)
 Anonymi 2029.report of the assistance Theoderic 1 gave Augustine 1 in his departure: Returning monks (Anonymi 2029) had reported to Gregory 1 how much assistance Theoderic 1 had given Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.47 (601)
 Augustine 1.report to Gregory 1 concerning Arigius 1: Gregory 1 had learned of the goodness of Arigius 1 from Augustine 1's report.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.59
 Augustine 1.report to Gregory 1 concerning Protasius 1: Gregory 1 acknowledged the compassion and zeal for truth of Protasius 1 from the report of Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.56 (596)
 Augustine 1.report to Gregory 1 concerning Stephen 1 and the monasterium of Lerins: Augustine 1 reported favourably to Gregory 1 about those at the monasterium of Lerins (Anonymi 2012).: Gregory I.Ep  vi.57
 Laurence 1 and Peter 3.report to Gregory 1 about Bertha 1: On their return [to Rome] Laurence 1 and Peter 3 reported favourably to Gregory 1 about Bertha 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35
 Laurence 2-Peter 4.journey to Rome: Augustine 1 sent to Rome the priest Laurence 2 and the monk Peter 4 to inform the Gregory 1 that the English race had received the faith of Christ and that he himself had been made their bishop.: Bede.HE  i.27
Request (6)
 Gregory 1.despatch of monks, Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to help Augustine 1: Because Augustine 1 claimed he had insufficient men for the task of conversion, Gregory 1 arranged for the despatch of monks (Anonymi 2027) and Laurence 1 and Mellitus 1 to help Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.41
 Gregory 1.letter to Aregius 1 requesting assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 asked Aregius 1 to assist the monks (Anonymi 2027) whom he was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.42 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Brunhild 1 requesting assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 expressed thanks for the assistance Brunhild 1 had shown Augustine 1 in his departure for the English and requested that she should be even more generous to those (Anonymi 2027) whom he [sc. Gregory 1] was sending to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.48 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Chlothar 1 commending the monks sent by Gregory 1 to Augustine 1: The assistance Chlothar 1 had given Augustine 1 had been reported and Gregory 1 asked him to be even more generous to those (Anonymi 2027) whom Gregory 1 was sending to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.51 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Theodebert 1 seeking assistance for monks sent to help Augustine 1: Gregory 1 expressed thanks for the assistance Theodebert 1 had shown Augustine 1 in his departure for the English and requested that he should be even more generous to the monks (Anonymi 2027) he was sending to assist Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.50
 Gregory 1.letter to Theoderic 1 seeking assistance for monks being sent to Augustine 1: Gregory 1 thanked Theoderic 1 for the assistance he had given Augustine 1 and asked him to help in the departure of the monks (Anonymi 2027) who were being sent to Augustine 1.: Gregory I.Ep  xi.47 (601)
Residence (3)
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.communal life: As soon as Augustine 1 and Anonymi 649 had entered the dwelling place allotted to them, they began to imitate the way of life of the apostles and of the primitive church.: Bede.HE  i.26
 Augustine 1-Anonymi 649.moving to Canterbury: Æthelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 and his companions a dwelling in the city of Canterbury. As they approached the city, they sang a litany in unison.: Bede.HE  i.25
 Augustine 1.dedication of Canterbury church to the Saviour: Augustine 1 dedicated the church in the name of the holy Saviour, our Lord and God, Jesus Christ, and there he established a dwelling for himself and all his successors.: Bede.HE  i.33
Restoration of land/property (1)
 Leo 1.letter to Cenwulf 3: Leo 1 thanked Cenwulf 3 for the gift of 120 mancusi he had sent and informed him of the privilege he had confirmed to Æthelheard 13. Leo 1 had been asked to see justice done in respect of those jurisdictions (over bishops and monasteries) of which the archbishop (Æthelheard 13) had been unlawfully despoiled.: Leo III.Ep.B306  pp. 424-6 (802)
Submission (2)
 Leo 1.letter to Æthelheard 13: Leo 1 acknowledged Canterbury's primacy over all English dioceses.: Leo III.Ep.B305    (802)
 Æthelberht 3.conversion: Æthelberht 3 yielded to Augustine 1 with all his household (Anonymi 2418) and accepted the faith.: Æthelweard.Chron  ii.2
Support-gaining (2)
 Gregory 1.letter to Bertha 1 praising her for her support and charity towards Augustine 1: Gregory 1 commended Bertha 1 for supporting Augustine 1 and the conversion of the English (Anonymi 2017).: Gregory I.Ep  xi.35 (601)
 Gregory 1.letter to Desiderius 1 and Syagrius 1 commending Augustine 1: Gregory 1 asked Desiderius 1 and Syagrius 1 to support Augustine 1 and commended Candidus 1.: Gregory I.Ep  vi.55 (596)
Writ-issuing/sending (1)
 Cnut 3.declaring grant to Canterbury, St Augustine's S990: Writ of King Cnut 3 declaring that he has given to St Augustine the body of St Mildrith 1 with all her land and with all the 'customs' belonging to her church: S990    (1027 x 1035)
Factoids linked indirectly to Augustine 1 (7)
Education (1)
 Æthelberht 3: he had learned from his teachers and guides in the way of salvation that the service of Christ was voluntary and ought not to be compulsory.: Bede.HE  i.26
Authorship (2)
Gregory 1:  Author of a letter to Augustine 1 (Letter): Bede.VitCuthbertiPr  16
Gregory 1:  Author of a letter to Augustine 1 on the organization of the English church (Letter): Cenwulf.Ep  p. 126
Office (1)
Archbishop of Augustine 1 (1)
 Laurence 2: ASC  616 AEF(OE and Lat.) (Archbishop in Kent)
Occupation (2)
Missionary of Augustine 1 (1)
 Anonymi 2019: Gregory I.Ep  viii.29 (p. 551 lines 29-30)
Monk of Augustine 1 (1)
 Anonymi 2010: Gregory I.Ep  vi.59
Status (1)
Companion of Augustine 1 (1)
 Anonymi 433: Bede.Templ  ii.1045-6