Northern History· 2026Q2
Liturgy, Literature, and History: Oswald of Northumbria and the Cult of Saints in the Middle Ages
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This volume explores the interconnectedness of liturgy, literature, and history in shaping the cult of Oswald of Northumbria, a key figure in early medieval England.
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Key points
- The volume focuses on the cult of Oswald of Northumbria, a significant early medieval figure.
- It investigates the interplay between liturgy, literature, and history in the development of his cult.
- The work is derived from a conference supported by the AHRC.
- It aims to provide new insights into the veneration of saints in the Middle Ages.
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Abstract
This volume is derived from a conference of the same name and was supported in part by the AHRC in conjunction with another project of a similar focus, namely ‘Liturgical and Literary Landscapes: T...
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