Event: Church/monastery/minster foundation/dedication/restoration, Papal advice/audience/decision/privilege

Scholarly Info
Description	At Ecgfrith 4's command, Benedict 1 chose 17 monks [Anonymi 696] from Wearmouth with Ceolfrith 1 as abbot to found Jarrow, St Paul's as a sister monastery of Wearmouth.

Primary Source Info
Date from Source	A year after Ecgfrith 4 granted Biscop 2 the land at Jarrow

Agent: Ecgfrith 4 (King of the Northumbrians, 670-685) : he ordered Biscop 2 to found Jarrow
Agent: Biscop 2 (Benedict Biscop, founder of Monkwearmouth, d.703) : he selected Ceolfrith 1 and the monks
Participant: Ceolfrith 1 (Abbot of Monkwearmouth-Jarrow, 688-716) : he was chosen as abbot
Participant: Anonymi 696 (17 monks from Wearmouth who helped found Jarrow) : the 17 monks formed the nucleus of the new foundation
Agent: Ceolfrith 1 (Abbot of Monkwearmouth-Jarrow, 688-716) : at Biscop 2's behest he founded St Paul's and ruled it for 7 years

Event: Church/monastery/minster foundation/dedication/restoration, Papal advice/audience/decision/privilegeBiscop 2.founding of Jarrow