The Celtic Church Northumbrian Renaissance

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The Celtic Church Northumbrian Renaissance 300-800

Northumbrian Bretwaldas Oswald d. 641 Oswiu d. 670 Edwin 584-632

Christian Evangelism among the English 550-700 CE

Roman Tonsure

Celtic Monasteries in Britain: Lindisfarne and Iona

Bede 672-735

Discuss Bede What lessons can we use from Geoffrey of Monmouth to shed insight on Northumbrian politics in this period? What kinds of miracles does Bede recount in this chapter?

What indicated that Northumbrian politics could get a little rough in the 600s? Cousins killed cousins Christians killed Christians Pagans and Christians killed one another Wives killed husbands Bishop Paulinus fled Northumbria for Kent

How did Bede depict the Celtic saint, Aidan? As an ascetic whose devotion won over many converts? As a haughty, pompous Irishman As a friend of King Oswald As the main cause of conflict between Roman and Celtic Christians

Whitby Abbey

Hilda of Whitby Member of Northumbrian royal family Abbess of Whitby mid 600s Hosted Synod of Whitby Respected intellectual throughout Europe

Ancient Scrolls Egyptian Papyrus

Selecting Vellum

Cutting Folios

Lining the Folios

Scrap paper/bones

Monastic scribes

Illuminated Manuscript: Lion from the Book of Durrow c. 675

Lindisfarne – Holy Island

The Lindisfarne Gospels c. 700 CE

Lindisfarne Gospels c. 700

Codex Amiatinus c. 700

Book of Kells c. 800 Artistic Revival

Illuminated Manuscript: The Book of Kells c. 800 CE

Book of Kells c. 800 Illuminated Manuscript Irish Minscule Produced during a 30 year period by a team of perhaps 6 monks Uncial Script for capital letters

By 668 Theodore brought features of Mediterranean Christianity to Britain

Laws of Aethelberht of Kent c. 600 CE

Charters

Anglo-Saxon Charter

Chirograph

Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms c. 700

Tribal Hidage c. 700 Hwinca syfan þusend hyda. 7,000 Ciltern sætna feower þusend hyda. 4,000 Hendrica þryu þusend hyda ond fif hund hyda. 3,500 Unecungaga twelf hund hyda. 1,200 Arosætna syx hund hyda. 600 Bilmiga syx hund hyda. 600 Widerigga eac swa. 600 Eastwilla syx hund hyda 600 Westwilla syx hund hyda 600 East engle þrittig þusend hida 30,000 Eastsexena syofon þusend hyda 7,000 Cantwarena fiftene þusend hyda 15,000 Suþsexena syufan þusend hyda 7,000 Westsexena hund þusend hyda. 100,000

Alcuin of York (735-804)

Charlemagne’s Empire

Carolingian Manuscript c. 800

How does Bede characterize King Oswald of Northumbria? A brutal ruler who apostacized A halfhearted Christian who maintained pagan practices A victorious conqueror of the pagan Penda A saintly king whose death preceded a series of miracles

How does Bede characterize the relationship between the Celtic Aidan and King Oswald? One of mutual admiration and respect One of rivalry and hatred One of some distrust but overall they cooperated One of two lovers

What was Bede’s attitude toward Irish missionaries, such as Columba & Aidan? He never mentioned either one of them He loathed them for their simplicity & ignorance He appreciated their holiness and excused their ignorance He praised them and saw no faults

How did Bede characterize… The transition from Edwin to Oswald King Oswald St. Aidan King Oswy Events outside of Northumbria Synod of Whitby