The twelfth-century Translation and Miracles of St Guthlac
The remains of St Guthlac at Crowland were translated in 1136, but apart from brief entries in chronicles the source describing this event was not written until (it is argued here) 1164, when style mattered more to the author than conveying any clear idea of what was done. The text of the Translatio...
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Paul Watkins Publishing
2017
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