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Side vii
... Mellitus and Justus consecrated , 604 ; Death of Augustine , 26th May 605 ; Dedication of the Church by Laurence , 613 ; Death of Laurence , 619 ; Death of Mellitus , 625 ; Edwin of Northumbria baptized , 627 ; Death of Justus , 635 ...
... Mellitus and Justus consecrated , 604 ; Death of Augustine , 26th May 605 ; Dedication of the Church by Laurence , 613 ; Death of Laurence , 619 ; Death of Mellitus , 625 ; Edwin of Northumbria baptized , 627 ; Death of Justus , 635 ...
Side viii
... Mellitus and Justus to France . 618. Return of Mellitus and Justus . 619. ? Laurence died , succeeded by Mellitus . 624. Mellitus dies , April 24th , succeeded by Justus . 625. Paulinus consecrated , July 21st , for Northumbria . 627 ...
... Mellitus and Justus to France . 618. Return of Mellitus and Justus . 619. ? Laurence died , succeeded by Mellitus . 624. Mellitus dies , April 24th , succeeded by Justus . 625. Paulinus consecrated , July 21st , for Northumbria . 627 ...
Side xii
... Mellitus 619 Justus 624 Romanus 624 Paulinus 625 , fled to Can- terbury 635 Honorius 627 Agilbert 650 Vacancy of Boniface 652 18 months Cedd 654 xii Diuma 656 Ceollach 658 Colman 661 Vacancy of Wini 662 Wini 662 659 Jaruman 662 Egbert ...
... Mellitus 619 Justus 624 Romanus 624 Paulinus 625 , fled to Can- terbury 635 Honorius 627 Agilbert 650 Vacancy of Boniface 652 18 months Cedd 654 xii Diuma 656 Ceollach 658 Colman 661 Vacancy of Wini 662 Wini 662 659 Jaruman 662 Egbert ...
Side 61
... Mellitus the Abbot . It was part of the wise policy of Gregory to seek to exercise an influence over sovereigns through their wives . It was still a characteristic of the Teutonic nations in those days , as it was in the earlier times ...
... Mellitus the Abbot . It was part of the wise policy of Gregory to seek to exercise an influence over sovereigns through their wives . It was still a characteristic of the Teutonic nations in those days , as it was in the earlier times ...
Side 64
... Mellitus in 601 A.D .; and that the announcement that " the nation of the English had received the faith of Christ " did not include the King , but , on the contrary , purposely omitted his name ; and that the letter to Bertha has been ...
... Mellitus in 601 A.D .; and that the announcement that " the nation of the English had received the faith of Christ " did not include the King , but , on the contrary , purposely omitted his name ; and that the letter to Bertha has been ...
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