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Decorated Initial And The Death Of Bede, In Simeon Of Durham's 'History Of The Church Of Durham'
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Simeon of Durham (c.1070-c.1130) was precentor of
the monastic cathedral of Durham. He based his 'History of Durham'
on the writings of Bede, an anonymous Northumbrian chronicler,
Florence of Worcester, and on his own knowledge. This manuscript
was apparently produced at Durham, as its artist decorated some
other Durham books. Fairly soon after, however, it was acquired by
Fountains Abbey, about 50 miles south in Yorkshire. This initial
'A' marks the start of a section beginning at the year AD 735.
Various readers have marked passages with marginal notes and
symbols, the first of which marks the mention of the death of 'the
Venerable' Bede.
Title: Decorated Initial And The Death Of Bede, In Simeon Of
Durham's 'History Of The Church Of Durham'
Description:
Simeon of Durham (c.
1070-c.
1130) was precentor of
the monastic cathedral of Durham.
He based his 'History of Durham'
on the writings of Bede, an anonymous Northumbrian chronicler,
Florence of Worcester, and on his own knowledge.
This manuscript
was apparently produced at Durham, as its artist decorated some
other Durham books.
Fairly soon after, however, it was acquired by
Fountains Abbey, about 50 miles south in Yorkshire.
This initial
'A' marks the start of a section beginning at the year AD 735.
Various readers have marked passages with marginal notes and
symbols, the first of which marks the mention of the death of 'the
Venerable' Bede.
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