James Raine (1830 96), canon of York, edited in three volumes these
Latin works relating to the diocese, covering the period from 650
to 1522. Volume 1, published in 1879, contains four lives of St
Wilfrid (c.634 c.710) as well as lives of other early bishops. The
most important life is that by Aeddi, a Northumbrian who travelled
with Wilfrid and wrote his account soon after the saint's death. It
contains material not found elsewhere, is too early to have been
influenced by Bede, and was closely modelled on the life of St
Cuthbert of Lindisfarne. Also included are lives of bishops John
(d. 721) and Oswald (d. 992), and Alcuin's verse account of the
saints and bishops of York. Raine's preface gives an account of the
ecclesiastical history of York and of the manuscript sources he
used. English side-notes to the Latin text are also provided.
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