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A tour of Hereford Cathedral - Part 1
St Ethelbert, a medieval painted screen and some medieval stained glass
This week I thought a tour of Hereford Cathedral might be a good idea. It has a number of beautiful and fascinating things inside, including a modern memorial to St Et...
The Medieval Church Ale House
An exploration of this central part of the church and rural economy before it was crushed by the Reformation
If you read through any medieval church accounts you will come across the mysterious phrase “church ales” and occasionally you mig...
The St Laurence Window at Ludlow
St Laurence, whose feast day is 10th August, was an immensely popular saint in the medieval period and if you look carefully, pretty much every medieval church which still has stained glass has an image of him.
St Laurence on a medieval sc...
Monasticism in Britain - The Synod of Whitby and its Aftermath
660 AD - c. 800 AD
In the last post on Monasticism in Britain, we left our story at 660AD; a mix of monasteries - British, Roman, Irish - had begun to spread across the British Isles. The Irish monks were great evangelisers, but they broug...
The Arma Christi Manuscript MS89792 - August
We continue with our 15th century Middle English calendar for the month of August.
Each month I publish my transcription and translation of the text into modern English.
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Incola ego sum in terra - I am a wanderer/stranger/sojourner/pilgrim on earth. I tour ancient churches and translate old religious texts. Join me on my travels!
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