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Queen '''Æthelthryth''' of [[Northumbria]] (c. 636 – 679), also known as '''Etheldreda''', '''Audrey''', or '''Edeldreda''', was the founder of the [[Isle of Ely Monastery]] and its first {{Wiki|Bishop of Ely|Abbess}}.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Learnings: Ely, a Monastery for All]]</ref> | Queen '''Æthelthryth''' of [[Northumbria]] (c. 636 – 679), also known as '''Etheldreda''', '''Audrey''', or '''Edeldreda''', was the founder of the [[Isle of Ely Monastery]] and its first {{Wiki|Bishop of Ely|Abbess}}.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' – [[Learnings: Ely, a Monastery for All]]</ref> | ||
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After her death in 679, she was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus and, according to the legend, Æthelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay. The preservation of her body was seen as a miracle, and Æthelthryth was declared a saint.<ref name="DT"/> | |||
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Revision as of 10:14, 21 August 2022
Queen Æthelthryth of Northumbria (c. 636 – 679), also known as Etheldreda, Audrey, or Edeldreda, was the founder of the Isle of Ely Monastery and its first Abbess.[1]
Legacy
After her death in 679, she was buried in a simple wooden coffin. Years later, the coffin was opened so her remains could be moved to a new marble sarcophagus and, according to the legend, Æthelthryth's body showed not a single sign of decay. The preservation of her body was seen as a miracle, and Æthelthryth was declared a saint.[1]
Appearances
- Discovery Tour: Viking Age (mentioned only)
References