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Factoid Type |
Source Ref |
Primary Person |
Short Description |
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Authorship |
Anon.VitAlcuini |
Anonymous 176 |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.3-6, 185.4-10 |
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Anonymous 176 was writing about Alcuin 1 on the orders of Anonymous 177. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.4-6, 185.5-6 |
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Anonymous 177 ordered Anonymous 176 to write a Life of Alcuin 1 |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.4-5, 185.8 |
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Sigulf 2 had recounted the life of Alcuin 1 to Anonymous 176. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.10 |
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Adalbert 2 died |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 1 |
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When Alcuin 1 had been weaned, he was handed over to the church. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
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When Alcuin 1 was still very small, during daylight he often attended church with others during the canonical hours, but rarely at night-time. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
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Anonymous 178 asked Anonymous 179 for someone to share his cell at night. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
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On account of his preference for Virgil over the Psalms, Alcuin 1 had a vision of foul spirits. |
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Education |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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Alcuin 1 recited the Psalms by heart. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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Ecgberht 7 taught Anonymi 510. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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Bede 1 was handed over by his parents (Anonymi 512) to monastic discipline. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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Bede 1 died aged ninety. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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Gregory 1 died in the year 127 before AD 731. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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Bede 1 wrote in books what he had learnt over the previous thirty years. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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They say that Bede 1 spent a further thirty years correcting what he had written. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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They say that Bede 1 spent a further thirty years also teaching pupils (Anonymi 513) outstandingly in the study of all the liberal arts. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
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From daylight until about the sixth and often the ninth hour, Ecgberht 7 would teach his pupils (Anonymi 510). |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 5 |
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Ecgberht 7 used pray twice a day. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 5 |
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After celebrating compline none of his pupils (Anonymi 510) ever dared go to bed without Ecgberht 7's blessing on his head. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 5 |
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Ecgberht 7 loved his pupils (Anonymi 510), especially Alcuin 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
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Ecgberht 7 died on 19 November. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
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Alcuin 1 was reading John 13:23 - 18:1 before Æthelberht 8 and Anonymi 514 when he had a vision. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
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Alcuin 1 had a vision of the precincts encircled by blood. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Later on the same day Alcuin 1 lost the hair on his head. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Æthelberht 8 prophesied to Alcuin 1 what he would do after Æthelberht 8 died. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Æthelberht 8 blessed Alcuin 1 with the blessings of his fathers mentioned above and commended him to Jesus Christ. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Æthelberht 8 died on 8 November. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
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Æthelberht 8 told Alcuin 1 to tell what he had seen to only a single person, who after his death would be forbidden from keeping a secret about Alcuin 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Alcuin 1 taught many in Britain and not a few afterwards in Francia (Anonymi 515). |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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At that time Sigulf 2 associated with Alcuin 1 and stayed with him. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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When a boy Sigulf 2 had sought out 'these regions' with his uncle, Autbert 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Sigulf 2 had been led by Autbert 1 to Rome in order to learn ecclesiastical practice. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Sigulf 2 had been directed to Metz for the sake of learning to chant. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Sigulf 2 sent his uncle [sc. Autbert 1] to the Lord. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Sigulf 2 stayed for some time in Metz in great penury but with much fruitfulness. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
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Sigulf 2 had returned to his fatherland. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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On the orders of Eanbald 1 to seek the pallium for him from the pope (Anonymous 181), Alcuin 1 went to Rome and then returned having received it. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Alcuin 1 encountered Charlemagne 1 in Parma. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Charlemagne 1 begged Alcuin 1 to return to Francia to him after completing his mission. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Alcuin 1 came to Charlemagne 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Charlemagne 1 gave two monasteria to Alcuin 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Alcuin 1 requested of Charlemagne 1 that he might return to his fatherland, to which the latter eventually consented. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Charlemagne 1 strongly requested Alcuin 1 that he should return to him a second time in order to stay with him. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Alcuin 1 returned to Charlemagne 1 for a second time. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Alcuin 1 was put in charge of the monasterium of St Martin's of Tours. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
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Charlemagne 1 had been directed to Alcuin 1 by his master (Anonymous 182). |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Alcuin 1 |
Ruling Tours with other monasteria Alcuin 1 was zealous in correcting the lives of those subject to him (Anonymi 516) |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
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Charlemagne 1 convened a synod of bishops (Anonymi 517) to debate the Adoptionist heresy. The heresy was refuted. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
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Alcuin 1 wrote letters to Felix 4 and Elipant 1 and received letters from them concerning the Adoptionist heresy. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
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Alcuin 1 indicated that he wished to retire from the secular world. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
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Charlemagne 1 most willingly divided the secular burdens of Alcuin 1 amongst his pupils (Anonymi 518) as Alcuin 1 had requested. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
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In the end the life of Alcuin 1 at Tours was not inferior to the monastic life. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
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Alcuin 1 poured forth most secret prayer daily. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
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Those of Alcuin 1's pupils who showed friendship towards him were enumerated. They were careful that they did not do anything reprehensible before him because they feared that their deeds could not be |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
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Raganard 1 had a dreadful vision while asleep. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
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Alcuin 1 had prophesied about the fate of Anonymous 185. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
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Alcuin 1 predicted that Osulf 1 would die neither in that area nor where he was born. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
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He [sc. Osulf 1] died in Lombardy. |
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PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Raganard 1 |
Because of too many vigils and too much abstinence, Raganard 1 caught a fever. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12-13 |
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On a visit to Raganard 1 Alcuin 1 criticized his behaviour, which had been revealed to him by God. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
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Alcuin 1 had instructed Raganard 1 to drink wine. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
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Alcuin 1 very often prophesied about the arrival of others (Anonymi 520 and 31). |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
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Benedict 4 was joined to Alcuin 1 in ties of intimacy above all the monks. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
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Benedict 4 used to visit Alcuin 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
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Alcuin 1 sent a messenger (Anonymous 186) to meet Benedict 4 when the latter was making an unannounced visit to him. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
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Benedict 4 asked Alcuin 1 to reveal to him the contents of Alcuin 1's special prayer that he prayed for himself. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
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Charlemagne 1 came with his sons, Charles 2, Pippin 3 and Louis 1, to Alcuin 1, who prophesied about Charlemagne 1's successor. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
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Charlemagne 1 predicted who his successor would be. This has now happened. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
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Alcuin 1 prophesied to Sigulf 2 that Francia would rejoice to have Louis 1 as the successor to the father [sc. Charlemagne 1]. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
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Alcuin 1 instructed Charlemagne 1 in the liberal arts and the Divine scriptures. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
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Alcuin 1 had read the ancient philosophers and Virgil as a young man. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
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Against the instruction of Alcuin 1, Sigulf 2 secretly made Adalbert 2 and Aldric 1 read Virgil. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
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Alcuin 1 reproved Sigulf 2 for reading Virgil. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
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Alcuin 1 ordered that wine be given to the brothers of Cormery (Anonymi 525) |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
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Some of bearers of the wine (Anonymi 527) had mixed sand with water in the wine vats, as was subsequently proved. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 18 |
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Aigulf 1 came to Tours to visit Alcuin 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 18 |
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Certain brothers from Tours (Anonymi 528) expressed hostility towards Aigulf 1 and Alcuin 1 because of their ethnic identity. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 19 |
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A fire in the sacristy at St Martin's was staunched when Alcuin 1 prayed at the tomb of St Martin. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 19 |
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At the request of Vetulus [i.e., Sigulf 2], Alcuin 1 prayed at the tomb of St Martin. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 20 |
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Quite often many infirm persons (Anonymi 532) coming to Alcuin 1, having received in faith his blessing, regained bodily health. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 20 |
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A blind man (Anonymous 189) regained his sight when he washed his eyes with water Alcuin 1 had used to wash his face and eyes. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
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Alcuin 1 composed various works at the request of various people. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 22 |
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Alcuin 1 when drowsy one night had a vision of the Devil. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 23 |
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Alcuin 1 celebrated mass with diligence and reverence. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 23 |
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Anonymi 533 were careful lest anything reprehensible be seen in their behaviour by Alcuin 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 24 |
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Alcuin 1 asked that he die on the Day of Pentecost. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 25 |
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Alcuin 1 washed himself of his sins with many groans. |
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PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 25 |
Alcuin 1 |
Alcuin 1 took to his bed, exhausted by a severe illness and was not able to speak. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 25-26 |
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Alcuin 1 died on 19 May 604. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 26 |
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Joseph 1 and others saw a light over St Martin's. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 27 |
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Anonymous 190 had a vision of Alcuin 1 in heaven. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 27 |
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Anonymous 191 visited Anonymous 190 in Italy and subsequently returned to Tours. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
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Alcuin 1 was buried within the basilica of St Martin. Above his tomb was placed on the wall on a bronze plate the inscription composed by Alcuin 1 himself. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
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Alcuin 1 died in peace on 19 May. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
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Sigulf 2 healed his headache by combing his hair with the comb belonging to Alcuin 1. |
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Event |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
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Eangist 1 was healed of toothache by touching the comb of Alcuin 1 with his teeth. |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
Alcuin 1 |
held status of Puer / Puer |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 3 |
Alcuin 1 |
held status of Puer / Puer |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Alcuin 1 |
held status of Dominus / Dominus |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Alcuin 1 |
held status of Dominus / Dominus |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Alcuin 1 |
held status of Dominus / Dominus |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Sigulf 2 |
was Friend of Alcuin 1 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 23 |
Sigulf 2 |
was Friend of Alcuin 1 |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.10 |
Anonymous 177 |
held status of Dominus / Dominus |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
Anonymous 178 |
held status of Rustic / Rustic |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Gregory 1 |
held status of Apostle / Apostle |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Charlemagne 1 |
held status of Dominus / Dominus |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Anonymi 519 |
held status of Companion / Companion |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Anonymi 521 |
were Friends of Alcuin 1 |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Theodore 1 |
held status of Apostle / Apostle |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.Incip. |
Alcuin 1 |
held office of Abbot (Abbot of the church of the blessed Martin of Tours) |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini Vita.Prol.185.13-14 |
Alcuin 1 |
held office of Abbot (Abbot of the church of the blessed Martin of Tours) |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Alcuin 1 |
held office of Deacon |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Alcuin 1 |
held office of Deacon |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Alcuin 1 |
held office of Abbot |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 23 |
Alcuin 1 |
held office of Deacon |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 27 |
Alcuin 1 |
held office of Abbot |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Alcuin 1 |
held office of Abbot |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Sigulf 2 |
held office of Priest |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 23 |
Sigulf 2 |
held office of Priest |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
held office of Priest |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
held office of Deacon |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
held office of Priest |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Ecgberht 7 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Æthelberht 8 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Æthelberht 8 |
held office of Archbishop |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Autbert 1 |
held office of Priest |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Charlemagne 1 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Charlemagne 1 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Charlemagne 1 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Charlemagne 1 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Charlemagne 1 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Charlemagne 1 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Eanbald 1 |
held office of Archbishop |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Anonymous 181 |
held office of Pope |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Anonymous 183 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Anonymous 184 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Anonymi 517 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
held office of Abbot |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
Benedict 4 |
held office of Abbot |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Charles 2 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Pippin 3 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Aldric 1 |
held office of Abbot |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 18 |
Aigulf 1 |
held office of Priest |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 19 |
Anonymi 531 |
held office of Cleric |
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Status |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Wido 1 |
held office of Comes |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 26 |
Joseph 1 |
held office of Archbishop |
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Office |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Joseph 1 |
held office of Bishop (bishop of the city of Tours) |
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Education |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Alcuin 1 |
Alcuin 1 was handed over to Ecgberht 7, who began gradually to reveal his secrets quite secretly to him. |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Alcuin 1 |
was Son of Æthelberht 8 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Alcuin 1 |
was Father of Charlemagne 1 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Alcuin 1 |
was Father of Benedict 4 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.9 |
Sigulf 2 |
was Father of Anonymous 177 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.5 |
Anonymous 177 |
was Father of Anonymous 176 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.11 |
Anonymous 177 |
was Father of Anonymous 176 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Adalbert 2 |
was Son of Sigulf 2 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Adalbert 2 |
was Son of Sigulf 2 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Ecgberht 7 |
was Father of Alcuin 1 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Anonymi 510 |
was Son of Anonymi 511 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Æthelberht 8 |
was Father of Alcuin 1 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Autbert 1 |
was Maternal Uncle of Sigulf 2 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Eanbald 1 |
was Successor of Æthelberht 8 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Anonymous 185 |
was Maternal Uncle of Osulf 1 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
was Son of Alcuin 1 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Charles 2 |
was Son of Charlemagne 1 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Pippin 3 |
was Son of Charlemagne 1 |
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Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Louis 1 |
was Son of Charlemagne 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Aldric 1 |
was Son of Sigulf 2 |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Alcuin 1 |
Teacher |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Alcuin 1 |
Teacher |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Alcuin 1 |
Teacher |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Alcuin 1 |
Teacher |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.5 |
Sigulf 2 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.8 |
Sigulf 2 |
Teacher |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Sigulf 2 |
Custos |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Sigulf 2 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 19 |
Sigulf 2 |
Pupil |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
Anonymous 179 |
Teacher |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
Anonymous 180 |
Custos |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
Teacher |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Ecgberht 7 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Ecgberht 7 |
Teacher |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Ecgberht 7 |
Teacher |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Ecgberht 7 |
Teacher |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Augustine 1 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Anonymi 511 |
Scholar |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Anonymi 514 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Anonymous 182 |
Teacher |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Anonymi 518 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Withso 1 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Fredegisus 1 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Raganard 1 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Waldramn 1 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 22 |
Waldramn 1 |
Pupil |
|
Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Anonymi 520 |
Messenger |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Anonymous 186 |
Messenger |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
Anonymi 525 |
Brother |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
Sigulf 1 |
Monk |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
Anonymi 526 |
Overseer |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
Anonymi 527 |
Wine-bearers |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 18 |
Anonymi 528 |
Brother |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 19 |
Anonymous 187 |
Tomb-guardian |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 27 |
Anonymous 190 |
Anchorite |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 27 |
Anonymous 191 |
Brother |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Eangist 1 |
Pupil |
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Occupation |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Anonymous 191 |
Clergy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.Incip.184.1 |
Alcuin 1 |
blessed |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.4 |
Alcuin 1 |
admirable life |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.4 |
Alcuin 1 |
in all respects worthy of imitation by canons |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 1 |
Alcuin 1 |
man of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 1 |
Alcuin 1 |
from a noble family of the people of the Angles |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
Alcuin 1 |
very tearful |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 5 |
Alcuin 1 |
pious young man of the Lord |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 5 |
Alcuin 1 |
purity and greatest constancy in his youth |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 5 |
Alcuin 1 |
the most faithful follower of his [sc. Ecgberht 7's] deeds on account of the diversity of his merits. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Alcuin 1 |
distinguished in virtue |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Alcuin 1 |
He was not willing to know the wormwood of secular literature, in order that he might enter into the power of the Lord. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Alcuin 1 |
most noble of all |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Alcuin 1 |
pious |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Alcuin 1 |
distinguished |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Alcuin 1 |
very learned |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Alcuin 1 |
affected by old age and one infirmity more than he had been accustomed |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Alcuin 1 |
with old age and infirmity resisting, he was not able to see clearly with his corporeal eyes. |
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PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Alcuin 1 |
He was filled by the spirit of prophecy, whereby he predicted what would happen to them (Anonymous 189). |
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PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Alcuin 1 |
in kindly fashion |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 19 |
Alcuin 1 |
now blind |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 20 |
Alcuin 1 |
' you saw very little with corporeal sight' |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Alcuin 1 |
Leading the remainder of his life in things of this kind [sc. in writing], he led a heavenly life on earth.... He bathed his reading each night in tears, fortifying himself always with the intercessio |
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PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 23 |
Alcuin 1 |
He was moderate in his consumption of wine. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 23 |
Alcuin 1 |
He [sc. Alcuin 1] fled from laziness in all respects; for he either used to read or write or teach pupils or make time for prayer and the chanting of psalms, only indulging in the inevitable necessiti |
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PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 25 |
Alcuin 1 |
Alcuin 1's holy soul |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 27 |
Alcuin 1 |
the best teacher in the whole of Francia |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Alcuin 1 |
blessed |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Alcuin 1 |
of blessed memory |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.5 |
Sigulf 2 |
most faithful |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.9 |
Sigulf 2 |
most loving |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Sigulf 2 |
a man loved by God, outstanding in the nobility of his mind and body |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Sigulf 2 |
finest |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.3-4 |
Benedict 4 |
in all respects worthy of imitation by monks |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.4-5 |
Anonymous 177 |
most holy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.11 |
Anonymous 177 |
venerable |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.9 |
Adalbert 2 |
holy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
Anonymous 178 |
simple and tonsured |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
blessed |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
most learned of the English people |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
English |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
a man very dear to God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
Whatever he taught by word, he confirmed by example. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Ecgberht 7 |
the holy father Ecgberht 7, a bishop of Christ worthy in all respects |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Gregory 1 |
holy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Gregory 1 |
holy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Cuthbert 1 |
holy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Anonymi 511 |
noble |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Æthelberht 8 |
a man blessed and distinguished .. like to his [sc. Alcuin 1's] master [sc. Ecgberht 7] in all respects. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Æthelberht 8 |
He [sc. Æthelberht 8] surpassed his companions not only in the charm of his wisdom but also in the power of his other virtues. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Æthelberht 8 |
blessed |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Æthelberht 8 |
blessed |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Æthelberht 8 |
joyful |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini |
Autbert 1 |
... sanctum uirum ... |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Charlemagne 1 |
outstanding for his [...] unutterable beauty of body |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Charlemagne 1 |
outstanding for his [...], bravery ... |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Charlemagne 1 |
great |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Charlemagne 1 |
Catholic in all respects |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Charlemagne 1 |
terrible and pious |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Charlemagne 1 |
eloquent |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Charlemagne 1 |
to such an extent that he became the wisest of all the kings of the Franks who existed from the coming of Christ. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Felix 4 |
wretched |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Felix 4 |
advocate of this [sc. Adoptionist] heresy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Felix 4 |
Spanish |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Boniface 5 |
holy |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Withso 1 |
high-minded |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Raganard 1 |
He [sc. Raganard 1] was still living at the time when the Vita Alcuini was written. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Raganard 1 |
He [sc. Raganard 1] succumbed to a very severe fever. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Raganard 1 |
with very sly skill |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 13 |
Raganard 1 |
He [sc. Raganard 1] blushed and grew very afraid |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 13 |
Raganard 1 |
He [sc. Raganard 1] was penitent that he had been foolish |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Waldramn 1 |
He [sc. Waldramn 1] was still living at the time when the Vita Alcuini was written. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 22 |
Waldramn 1 |
He [sc. Waldramn 1] was still living at the time when the Vita Alcuini was written. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
a man of the Lord |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
reverent |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
venerable man |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
a man worthy before God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
most reverent |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
rejoicing |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Charles 2 |
with head held high [i.e., proud] |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Pippin 3 |
with head held high [i.e., proud] |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Louis 1 |
youngest of the [sons of Charlemagne 1] but outstanding in humility, on account of which he was despised by many. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Louis 1 |
with bowed head |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Louis 1 |
more humble than his brothers |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Louis 1 |
outstanding in humility above all |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Aldric 1 |
a man worthy of God |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Aldric 1 |
he still survives |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 18 |
Aigulf 1 |
himself also an Anglo-Saxon |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Joseph 1 |
a good man and beloved by God |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.Incip. |
Alcuin 1 |
(... Alchuini ... cognomento Albini.) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.4 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Alchuinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini Vita.Incip. |
Alcuin 1 |
(... Alchuini ... cognomento Albini.) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 1 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 2 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 3 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 5 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Alchuinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 5 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Alchuinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 13 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 18 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 19 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 20 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 22 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Alchuinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 24 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 26 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Albinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 27 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Alchuinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Alchuinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Alcuin 1 |
(Alchwinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.5 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus ... Vetulus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus Vetulus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 19 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Vetulus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 23 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Sigulf 2 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.3 |
Benedict 4 |
(Benedictus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Benedict 4 |
(Benedictus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Benedict 4 |
(Benedictus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
(Benedictus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
Benedict 4 |
(Benedictus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.185.10 |
Adalbert 2 |
(Edilbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Adalbert 2 |
(Adelbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Adalbert 2 |
(Adalbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Bede 1 |
(Beda) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Ecgberht 7 |
(Hechbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Ecgberht 7 |
(Hechbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini Prol.184.36 |
Gregory 1 |
(Gregorius) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Gregory 1 |
(Gregorius) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Gregory 1 |
(Gregorius) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Augustine 1 |
(Augustinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Biscop 2 |
(Benedictus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Cuthbert 1 |
(Cuhtbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 6 |
Æthelberht 8 |
(Helbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 7 |
Æthelberht 8 |
(Helbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Æthelberht 8 |
(Helbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Æthelberht 8 |
(Helbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Autbert 1 |
(Autbertus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Charlemagne 1 |
(Karolus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Charlemagne 1 |
(Karolus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Charlemagne 1 |
(Karolus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Charlemagne 1 |
(Karolus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Charlemagne 1 |
(Karolus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Charlemagne 1 |
(Karolus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Eanbald 1 |
(Eanbaldus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Felix 4 |
(Felix) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Boniface 5 |
(Bonifacius) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Withso 1 |
(Withso) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Fredegisus 1 |
(Fredegisus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Fredegisus 1 |
(Fredegisus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Raganard 1 |
(Raganardus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Raganard 1 |
(Raganardus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 13 |
Raganard 1 |
(... Raganardus ab ipso [sc. Alcuin 1] qui uocabatur Vetulus ...) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 11 |
Waldramn 1 |
(Waldramnus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 22 |
Waldramn 1 |
(Waltdramnus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 12 |
Osulf 1 |
(Osulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 14 |
Benedict 4 |
(Benedictus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
Benedict 4 |
(Benedictus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Charles 2 |
(Karolus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Pippin 3 |
(Pipinus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 15 |
Louis 1 |
(Hludowicus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 16 |
Aldric 1 |
(Aldricus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 17 |
Sigulf 1 |
(Sigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 18 |
Aigulf 1 |
(Aigulfus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Gisla 1 |
(Gisla) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Richtrud 1 |
(Richtrude) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Wido 1 |
(Wido) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 26 |
Joseph 1 |
(Ioseph) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Joseph 1 |
(Ioseph) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 28 |
Eangist 1 |
(Eangist) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 4 |
Theodore 1 |
(Theodorus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 21 |
Gundrada 1 |
(Gundrada) |
|
RecordedNames |
Anon.VitAlcuini 10 |
Elipant 1 |
(Elipantus) |
|
Possession |
Anon.VitAlcuini 9 |
Alcuin 1 |
Enriched with not a small inheritance in my [sc. Alcuin 1's] fatherland, which I freely rejected in order to be of benefit to you [sc. Charlemagne 1]. |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Charlemagne 1 |
outstanding for his [...] love of wisdom |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini 8 |
Charlemagne 1 |
a king according to His [sc. Almighty God] heart, outstanding for his faith, |
|
PersonInfo |
Anon.VitAlcuini |
Anonymous 189 |
blind |