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Author Anonymous
Source Title 'Metrical Calendar of York'
Date of composition Later eighth century
Language Latin
Primary Source Information
Repository British Library
Country United Kingdom
Manuscript location London
Folio(s)/page(s) 104r,v
Siglum/accession no. Cotton Vespasian B. VI.

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Editor Article or Book Title Journal or Pub.Loc. Date pp.
Go to   Wilmart, André Un témoin anglo-saxon du calendrier métrique d'York Revue bénédictine 1934 41-69, at pp. 65-8

Factoid List

View Factoid Type Source Ref Primary Person Short Description
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  31 Tatberht 2 (Tatberhtus)
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  64 Paulinus 1 (Paulinus)
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  26-7 apparatus criticus John 18 (Iohannes)
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  63 Hewald 1 (... Haeuualdi ...)
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  63 Hewald 2 (... Haeuualdi ...)
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  20 Ecgberht 6 (Ecgberhtus)
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  32 Boniface 5 (Bonifatius)
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  61 Bosa 1 (Bosa)
PersonInfo CalMetrEbor  26-7 apparatus criticus John 18 holy
PersonInfo CalMetrEbor  62 Bosa 1 religious
Occupation CalMetrEbor  64 Paulinus 1 Teacher
Office CalMetrEbor  22 Wilfrid 2 held office of Bishop
Office CalMetrEbor  26-7 apparatus criticus John 18 held office of Bishop
Status CalMetrEbor  33 Boniface 5 held status of Martyr / Martyr
Event CalMetrEbor  63 But by destiny the twin Hewalds [Hewald 1 and Hewald 2] are revered on the fifth [nones of October] [= 3 October].
Event CalMetrEbor  64 The master Paulinus 1 rightly measures out the seventh ides [of October] [= 10 O)ctober].
Event CalMetrEbor  63 But by destiny the twin Hewalds [= Hewald 1 and Hewald 2] are revered on the fifth [nones of October] [= 3 October].
Event CalMetrEbor  61-2 The religious Bosa 1, who rejoices on highest Olympus, chooses to have the sixth nones of October [= 2 October] on earth [sc. as the day of his death].
Event CalMetrEbor  32-3 And on the same day [as Tatberht 2] Boniface 5, a warrior brave in his martyrdom, withdrew from his enemies to the stars.
Event CalMetrEbor  30-1 June at the height of nones [= 5 June] admired the soul of Tatberht 2, taken from the world and carried across the heavens.
Event CalMetrEbor  26-7 apparatus criticus Also on the nones of May [= 7 May] the holy bishop John 18 passed away.
Event CalMetrEbor  24-5 Wilfrid 4 also betook himself to the heavenly court on the third [kalends of May = 29 April], later in time, not inferior [to Wilfrid 4 I] in his virtues.
Event CalMetrEbor  22-3 Also on that propitious day Bishop Wilfrid 2 betook himself, carried across the peaks, rejoicing with the angelic band.
Event CalMetrEbor  20-1 Ecgberht 6 brilliant with the worthy praise of his virtues reverently ascends starry Olympus on the octave of May [= 24 April].
Event CalMetrEbor  14 Hither Gregory 1 gilds the 4th ides of March [= 12 March]
Event CalMetrEbor  15 Cuthbert 1 held the 13th kalends of March [= 20 March].
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  22 Wilfrid 2 (Uilfridus)
RecordedNames CalMetrEbor  24 Wilfrid 4 (Uilfridus)