Learnings: Ely, a Monastery for All - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 15:41, 29 January 2022

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	[[File:DTVA - Miniature of Æthelthryth.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Miniature of S. Æthelthryth, from the Benedictional of St Æthelwold / 963-984]]		[[File:DTVA - Miniature of Æthelthryth.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Miniature of S. Æthelthryth, from the Benedictional of St Æthelwold / 963-984]]
	The founder and {{Wiki\|~~Bishoop~~ of Ely\|Abbess of Ely}} was Queen [[Æthelthryth]] of [[Northumbria]]. She was also known as Etheldreda, Aurdey, or Edeldreda. She passed away in the year 679 and was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus. According to the legend, those who peered into her grave met with a shock. For despite having been dead for years, Æthelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay.		The founder and {{Wiki\|Bishop of Ely\|Abbess of Ely}} was Queen [[Æthelthryth]] of [[Northumbria]]. She was also known as Etheldreda, Aurdey, or Edeldreda. She passed away in the year 679 and was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus. According to the legend, those who peered into her grave met with a shock. For despite having been dead for years, Æthelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay.

	The incredible preservation of her body was seen as a miracle, and Æthelthryth was declared a saint. This {{Wiki\|Benedictional of St. Æthelwold\|illuminated manuscript}} highlights her sacred status through the use of gold. Gold, seen here in Saint Æthelthryth's robes, frame, and more, symbolized santity, importance, and direct communication to [[Christianity\|God]].		The incredible preservation of her body was seen as a miracle, and Æthelthryth was declared a saint. This {{Wiki\|Benedictional of St. Æthelwold\|illuminated manuscript}} highlights her sacred status through the use of gold. Gold, seen here in Saint Æthelthryth's robes, frame, and more, symbolized santity, importance, and direct communication to [[Christianity\|God]].
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:31, 17 January 2022

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	~~{{Imageneed}}~~		[[File:DTVA - Miniature of Æthelthryth.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Miniature of S. Æthelthryth, from the Benedictional of St Æthelwold / 963-984]]
	The founder and {{Wiki\|Bishoop of Ely\|Abbess of Ely}} was Queen [[Æthelthryth]] of [[Northumbria]]. She was also known as Etheldreda, Aurdey, or Edeldreda. She passed away in the year 679 and was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus. According to the legend, those who peered into her grave met with a shock. For despite having been dead for years, Æthelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay.		The founder and {{Wiki\|Bishoop of Ely\|Abbess of Ely}} was Queen [[Æthelthryth]] of [[Northumbria]]. She was also known as Etheldreda, Aurdey, or Edeldreda. She passed away in the year 679 and was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus. According to the legend, those who peered into her grave met with a shock. For despite having been dead for years, Æthelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay.

	The incredible preservation of her body was seen as a miracle, and Æthelthryth was declared a saint. This {{Wiki\|illuminated manuscript}} highlights her sacred status through the use of gold. Gold, seen here in Saint Æthelthryth's robes, frame, and more, symbolized santity, importance, and direct communication to [[Christianity\|God]].		The incredible preservation of her body was seen as a miracle, and Æthelthryth was declared a saint. This {{Wiki\|Benedictional of St. Æthelwold\|illuminated manuscript}} highlights her sacred status through the use of gold. Gold, seen here in Saint Æthelthryth's robes, frame, and more, symbolized santity, importance, and direct communication to [[Christianity\|God]].
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Darman36 at 19:38, 21 December 2021

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			The founder and {{Wiki\|Bishoop of Ely\|Abbess of Ely}} was Queen [[Æthelthryth]] of [[Northumbria]]. She was also known as Etheldreda, Aurdey, or Edeldreda. She passed away in the year 679 and was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus. According to the legend, those who peered into her grave met with a shock. For despite having been dead for years, Æthelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay.

	The founder and Abbess of Ely was Queen Ethelthryth of Northumbria. She was also known as Etheldreda, Aurdey, or Edeldreda. She passed away in the year 679 and was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus. According to the legend, those who peered into her grave met with a shock. or despite having been dead for years Ethelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay.		The incredible preservation of her body was seen as a miracle, and Æthelthryth was declared a saint. This {{Wiki\|illuminated manuscript}} highlights her sacred status through the use of gold. Gold, seen here in Saint Æthelthryth's robes, frame, and more, symbolized santity, importance, and direct communication to [[Christianity\|God]].

	The incredible preservation of her body was seen as a ~~mircale~~, and ~~Ethelthryth~~ was declared a saint. This illuminated manuscript highlights her sacred status through the use of gold. Gold, seen here in Saint ~~Ethelthryth~~'s robes, frame, and more, symbolized santity, importance, and direct communication to God.

	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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The founder and Abbess of Ely was Queen Ethelthryth of Northumbria. She was also known as Etheldreda, Aurdey, or Edeldreda. She passed away in the year 679 and was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus. According to the legend, those who peered into her grave met with a shock. or despite having been dead for years Ethelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay.

The incredible preservation of her body was seen as a mircale, and Ethelthryth was declared a saint. This illuminated manuscript highlights her sacred status through the use of gold. Gold, seen here in Saint Ethelthryth's robes, frame, and more, symbolized santity, importance, and direct communication to God.

[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]