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Ecclesiastical History of the English People
By Bede
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Description
Ecclesiastical History of the English People is a seminal work by Bede, one of the most significant scholars of early medieval England. This profound narrative, written in the 8th century, chronicles the introduction and spread of Christianity across the English landscape, providing invaluable insights into the cultural and spiritual transformations of the time.
The Story
Bede's history unfolds in a meticulous manner, detailing the lives of key figures such as St. Augustine, St. Cuthbert, and the notable kings who played pivotal roles in the establishment of the Church in England. Through a blend of historical accounts and hagiography, Bede offers readers a window into the early Christian community, exploring themes of faith, martyrdom, and the complexities of political and ecclesiastical power struggles.
Why Readers Love It
- The rich tapestry of early English history woven with spiritual insights.
- Bede's elegant prose captures the imagination, making the historical figures come alive.
- A profound exploration of the interplay between faith and politics in the formation of English identity.
Perfect For
This work is an essential read for those interested in Christianity, the Early Church, and the historical foundations of England. Its impact resonates through time, influencing countless scholars and writers, and it complements other works by Bede, such as his Life of St. Cuthbert.
"Bede's work is not merely a history; it is a reflection on the divine hand at work in human affairs."
Specifications
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 400
Publisher: Penguin Random House
ISBN: 9780140445657
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