Unsere eigene englische Bibel: Ihre Übersetzer und ihre Arbeit: Die Zeit der Handschrift. Aidan weihte Heia, die erste Frau, die sich Missionsarbeit in Nordengland widmete und das religiöse Haus in Herutea, Hartlepool gründete. Ihr folgte die Äbtissin und PrincessHilda, die danach auf eine neue Missionsstation am East Cliff of Whitby, damals Streone-shalh genannt, abzogen. Fuller sagt uns, dass alle klösterlichen Institutionen im Frühjahr klar waren, aber im Strom schlammig waren; und Bede, die für diese Zeit eine große Autorität war, gibt uns ein wunderschönes Bild C.-EDMON 49 des Whitb

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Our own English Bible : its translators and their work : the manuscript period . Aidan consecrated Heia, the first woman whodevoted herself to missionary labours in the North ofEngland, and who founded the religious house at Herutea, Hartlepool. She was succeeded by the Abbess and PrincessHilda, who afterwards moved away to a new missionarystation on the East Cliff of Whitby, then called Streone-shalh. Fuller tells us that all monastic institutions were clearin the spring but muddy in the stream; and Bede, ourgreat authority for this period, gives us a beautiful picture C.-EDMON 49 of the Whitby Abbey when it was thus in its early purity : Men and women studied and were taught the strictobservance of justice, piety, chastity, and other virtues, and particularly of peace and love ; so that, after theexample of the primitive Church, no person was there rich, and none poor, all things being in common to all, and nonehaving any property. Hildas prudence was so greatthat not only persons of the middle rank but even kingsand princes sometimes asked and received her advice.. WHITBY (steean.s;shaloh) abbey. She obliged those who were under her direction to attendso much to the reading of the Holy Scriptures, and toexercise themselves so much in works of justice, that manymight very easily be found there fit for ecclesiasticalduties. In short, we afterwards saw five bishops takenout of that monastery, all of them men of singular meritand sanctity. * * Whitby was called the Bay of the Lighthouse, and Hildasmonastery was not at all Tinique, in its including both men andwomen, in this early period. It was the same at Coldingham, Bark-ing, Wimborne, and Repton, and in Ireland there was the greatHouse of St. Bridget. Abroad also there were Autun, Fontevrault, and Brie. 50 OUR OWN ENGLISH BIBLE To this place then belongs the work of Csedmon, withwhom the literature of our country almost begins. What-ever there may have been before his time, with very littleexception, has perished, and

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