The Churches Dedicated to St. Clement in Medieval England: A Hagio-geography of the Seafarer's Saint in 11th Century North Europe

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Axiōma, 2008 - Architecture - 237 pages
A 'hagio-geography' of the cult of martyr-pope Clement examining the founding and distribution of churches dedicated to him in England and Scotland in the late Anglo-Saxon and Viking era, and their often-assumed link with the Danish settlement. Involves a close study of the topography of early towns in England, and Norway and Denmark, in estimating the date of foundation of churches dedicated to St Clement.

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TitleThe Churches Dedicated to St. Clement in Medieval England: A Hagio-geography of the Seafarer's Saint in 11th Century North Europe
Volume 1 of Scrinium (Saint Petersburg, Russia).: Série supplémentaire À
Volume 1 of Scripta Ecclesiastica
Série supplémentaire À. Scrinium, revue de patrologie, d'hagiogiographie critique et d'histoire ecclésiastique. Scripta ecclesiastica t. 1
AuthorB. E. Crawford
Editionillustrated
PublisherAxiōma, 2008
ISBN590141067X, 9785901410677
Length237 pages
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Architecture / Buildings / Religious
Biography & Autobiography / Religious
History / Europe / Great Britain / General
History / Europe / Medieval
Religion / Christian Church / History
Religion / Christianity / General
Religion / Christianity / History
  
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