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Primary Person |
Short Description |
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Event |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 24-5 |
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With the support of the elders [of the monasterium at Repton] (Anonymi 256), Guthlac 2 set out to find a solitary place in the fen near Cambridge. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 24-5 |
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With the support of the elders [of the monasterium at Repton] (Anonymi 256), Guthlac 2 set out to find a solitary place in the fen near Cambridge. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 26-7 |
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Guthlac 2 returned to Crowland with two boys (Anonymi 258). |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 28 |
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Guthlac 2 adopted the life of a solitary at Crowland. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 28 |
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Guthlac 2 adopted the life of a solitary at Crowland. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 28 |
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Guthlac 2 adopted the life of a solitary at Crowland. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 28 |
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Guthlac 2 adopted the life of a solitary at Crowland. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 29 |
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Guthlac 2 had a vision of St Bartholomew, who dispelled his despair. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 31-3 |
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Guthlac 2 had a vision of Hell. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 34 |
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Guthlac 2 had a vision of Britons lifting him up on the points of their spears. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 36 |
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Guthlac 2 had a vision of wild beasts. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 37 |
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A servant of God (Anonymous 90) came to visit Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 37 |
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A corvid stole a document from the house where a guest of Guthlac 2 (Anonymous 90) was staying. With the help of Guthlac 2 the man (Anonymous 90) recovered the document. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 38 |
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Two corvids used to enter houses and steal and damage things, which Guthlac 2 bore with patience as an example to men, birds and animals. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 40 |
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Æthelbald 4 visited Guthlac 2 accompanied by Wilfrid 8. |
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Event |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 40 |
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Guthlac 2 foresaw the return of a pair of gloves belonging to Wilfrid 8. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 40 |
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Three brethren (Anonymi 259) arrived on Guthlac 2's island. He welcomed them with cheerful countenance. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 41 |
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Hwætred 1 was brought to Crowland by his parents (Anonymi 260) and healed by Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 41 |
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Hwætred 1 was brought to Crowland by his parents (Anonymi 260) and healed by Guthlac 2. |
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Event |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 41 |
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Hwætred 1 was brought to Crowland by his parents (Anonymi 260) and healed by Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 41 |
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Hwætred 1 was brought to Crowland by his parents (Anonymi 260) and healed by Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 42 |
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Brought by relatives (Anonymi 263) to Guthlac 2, Ecga 1 was healed by the saint's girdle. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 44 |
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Guthlac 2 asked two brethren (Anonymi 265) why they had each buried two flasks of beer before they visited him. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 45 |
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Guthlac 2 healed the swollen foot of Ofa 5. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 46-7 |
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Hædde 2 came with his retinue (Anonymi 268) to speak with Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 47 |
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Hædde 2 consecrated the church [at Crowland] and island of Crowland. |
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Event |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 47 |
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Hædde 2 ordained Guthlac 2 as a priest. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 47 |
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Hædde 2 ordained Guthlac 2 as a priest. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 47 |
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Hædde 2 ordained Guthlac 2 as a priest. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 46-7 |
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After Wigfrith 1 had claimed to the retinue of Hædde 2 (Anonymi 268) that he could assess the sanctity of Guthlac 2, the latter asked Wigfrith 1 for his judgment. Wigfrith 1 then asked forgiveness and admitted his sin. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 49 |
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Guthlac 2 prophesied to Æthelbald 4 that he would rule his people, conquer his enemies and gain their possessions. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 50 |
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Guthlac 2 was taken ill and died on the eighth day after this. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 50 (pp. 152, 154) |
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Beccel 1 came to Guthlac 2 on the first day the latter fell ill and asked him questions. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 50 (pp. 154, 156)b |
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Guthlac 2 declared his last wishes to Beccel 1. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 50 (p. 158) |
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Beccel 1 saw visions of light on the night before Guthlac 2 died and at the time of his death. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 50 (p. 160) |
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Pega 1 returned with Beccel 1 to Crowland. |
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Event |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 50 (p. 160) |
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Pega 1 buried Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 51 |
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Pega 1 decided to translate the body of Guthlac 2 and had him exhumed. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 51 |
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Pega 1 translated the body of Guthlac 2 to a tomb. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 51 |
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Æthelbald 4 erected ornamented structures around the tomb of Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 52 |
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Æthelbald 4 visited the burial place of Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 52 |
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Æthelbald 4 had a vision of Guthlac 2, who foretold that he would gain the throne. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 52 |
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Food arrived at Crowland for those dwelling there (Anonymi 271) as prophesied by Guthlac 2. |
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Felix.VitGuthlaci 53 |
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A father of a family (Anonymous 88) regained his sight at Crowland. |
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Status |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 28 |
Cissa 2 |
held status of Visitor / Visitor |
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Office |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 48 |
Cissa 2 |
held office of Abbot |
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Office |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 51 |
Anonymi 270 |
held office of Priest |
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Office |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 51 |
Anonymi 270 |
held office of Cleric |
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Occupation |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 41 |
Guthlac 2 |
Hermit |
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Occupation |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 50 (p. 152) |
Beccel 1 |
Brother |
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Occupation |
Felix.VitGuthlaci 51 |
Anonymi 270 |
Brother |
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Event |
OEMart 52-3 |
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The body of Guthlac 2 rested at Croyland. |
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Event |
OEMart 52-3 |
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The body of Guthlac 2 rested at Croyland. |
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Transaction |
S741 |
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King Edgar 11 to Crowland 1 Abbey; grant of privileges and confirmation of land etc. at Crowland 1, Spalding, Pinchbeck, Whaplode, Algarkirk, Dowdike, Drayton, Burtoft, Sutterton, Bucknall, Hallington, Gerimthorp, Langtoft, Baston, Deeping, Thetford, Rippingale, Laithorp, Kirkby, Lincs.; Wellingborough, Addington, Elmington, Glapthorn, Worthorpe, Peakirk and Badby, Northants.; Morborne and Thurning, Hunts.; Beeby, Sutton, Stapleton, Leics.; Cottenham, Oakington and Dry Drayton, Cambs.; and at Standon, Herts. |
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Event |
ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1066 |
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In his [Leofric 23's] day there was every happiness and every good at Peterborough, and he was beloved by everyone, so that the king gave St Peter and him the abbacy of Burton and that of Coventry which Earl Leofric 49, who was his uncle, had built, and that of Crowland and that of Thorney. And he did much for the benefit of the monastery of Peterborough with gold and silver and vestments and land, more indeed than any before or after him. |
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ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 D 1077; E 1076 |
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Earl Waltheof 2 was buried at Crowland following his beheading at Winchester. |
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Event |
Okasha26 |
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Guthlac 3 has this stone as a boundary for himself.
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Office |
S1110 |
Wulfgeat 13 |
held office of Abbot |
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Occupation |
WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum iv.182.1 |
Guthlac 2 |
became hermit at Crowland at the age of 25 for fifteen years. |
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Event |
WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum iv.182.4 |
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Waltheof 2, a well-born earl was arrested by King William 1 on suspicion of conspiring against him, and long kept in prison. Finally he was beheaded and buried at Crowland. |
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WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum iv.182.6 |
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Ingulf 2, influenced by miracles, handled the noble and quite incorrupt body of Waltheof 2; the head had been stuck back on the trunk, and only a red line witnessed to his violent end. So the prior did not scruple to call him 'saint' whenever Waltheof 2 was spoken of. |
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Office |
Bates118 |
Ulfcytel 18 |
held office of Abbot |
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Office |
S1481a |
Wulfgeat 13 |
held office of Abbot |
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Occupation |
S1481a |
Beorhtstan 5 |
Monk of Wulfgeat 13 |
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Occupation |
S1481a |
Æthelsige 48 |
Monk |
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Occupation |
S1481a |
Leofwine 95 |
Monk |
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Event |
RestingPlaces II.10 |
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St Guthlac 2 is buried at Crowland in the middle of Girwan fen. |