THE

HISTORY OF ST. CUTHBERT:

OR,

AN ACCOUNT OF

His Life, Decease, and Miracles ;

OF THE

WANDERINGS WITH HIS BODY AT INTERVALS DURING
CXXIV. YEARS;

OF THE

STATE OF HIS BODY FROM HIS DECEASE UNTIL A.D. 1542;

AND OF THE

Various Monuments erected to his Memory.

BY

Eyre, CHARLES, ARCHBISHOP OF GLASGOW,

MEMBER OF THE ARCHEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.

"Their bodies are buried in peace, and their name liveth unto generation and generation."

–ECCLUS xliv. 14.

THIRD EDITION.

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LONDON: BURNS & OATES, LIMITED.

NEW YORK: CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY CO.

1887.

B.X 4700 .C8 E98 1887

767795-190

TO THE

CHAPTER AND THE CLERGY

OF

The Archdiocese of Glasgow,

WHOSE SAINT, ST. KENTIGERN, OR MUNGO,

DIED 36 YEARS BEFORE THE BIRTH OF ST. CUTHBERT,

AND WHOSE NAME AND FAME WAS

IN WEST SCOTLAND

WHAT THE NAME AND FAME OF ST. CUTHBERT WAS

IN NORTH-EAST ENGLAND,

THE TWELFTH CENTENARY EDITION

OF

The History of St. Cuthbert

IS DEDICATED,

AS A MARK OF ESTEEM AND AFFECTION

BY

THE AUTHOR.

INSTRUCTIONS TO BINDER.

III. The Map of Lindisfarne and the Farne Islands,
IV. The Map of Farne Island,

V. The Map of the Cathedral Church of Durham,
VI. The Plan of Lindisfarne Priory Church, .