English religious and cultural life reached its first culmination
in the 7th and 8th centuries. One result of this was that Germany
was largely christianized by Anglo-Saxon missionaries such as
Boniface in the 8th century, which put a lasting stamp on the
religious and cultural structure of Germany. Christianization also
influenced the literary life and the transmission of manuscripts.
This aspect is highlighted in an exhibition in the Bavarian State
Library in Munich (1-24 August 2005) which presents manuscripts
from Anglo-Saxon England as well as continental manuscripts written
or influenced by the Anglo-Saxons. Texts composed by English
authors such as Alcuin, Bede, Boniface, Candidus (Wizo) and
Hugeburc are also on display. The illustrated catalogue describes
the manuscripts and puts them into their historical and cultural
context.
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