Index
Aachenâ
see Charlemag
Palace School
Aaron (brother of Moses)â
94
95
329
32
345
365
417
444
46
460
Abel (son of Adam and Eve)â
109
Academy, Theâ
26
27
Acca, bishop of Hexham (d. c. 740)â
40
59
60
96
98
108
228
243
290
305
works/letters sent by Bede to Accaâ
43
59
60
72
78
86
96
97
100
106
109
127
28
215
228
333
35
387
88
403
413
14
431
32
Achimelechâ
95
Adamâ
372
name as symbol of directions/universeâ
351
52
420
Adnuntiatio Domini, festivalâ
260
Adomnán, abbot of Iona (d. 704)â
56
De locis sanctisâ
372
385
86
390
441
Adoratio crucisâ
367
371
Aethelryth, queen of Northumbriaâ
52
Aethicus Isterâ
see Cosmography of Aethicus Ister
Africa 442
afterlife, visions ofâ
110
377
78
435
Agatho, pope (d. 681)â
22
39
52
54
57
252
53
255
271
363
445
Agnus Dei (Mass prayer)â
263
440
See also lamb, lambs
Ahenny stone crossesâ
369
Aistulf, brother of King Ratchisâ
9
Albenga (Italy), baptistery mosaicâ
378
Alcuin, scholar, abbot of St. Martinâs, Tours (d. 804)â
227
229
31
233
247
463
writings
De laude Deiâ
229
253
Poem 69â
229
30
lettersâ
230
writings, generalâ
233
464
Aldfrith, king of Northumbria (d. 704 or 705)â
43
45
55
58
91
102
127
274
390
Aldhelm, bishop of Sherborne (d. c. 709â10)
life, careerâ
102
104
117
247
390
writings
and Easter reckoningâ
49
115
116
18
132
33
De uirginitateâ
102
125
126
27
390
Epistola ad Acirciumâ
102
03
127
other writingsâ
256
369
support expressed for Wilfridâ
104
Alexandriaâ
48
112
13
119
Alhfrith, Northumbrian sub-king (king of Deira)â
50
almsgivingâ
46
69
70
73
247
309
Altar of Duke Ratchis, Cividale del Friuli (Chapter Room, San Martino)â
379
altar, heavenlyâ
352
53
355
418
Amalariusâ
255
285
ambrosianaâ
see hym
Ammoniusâ
30
182
Anastasios II, emperor (713â15)â
54
441
Anastasius, saintâ
see Bede
writi
Acta et passio B. A
Andrieu, Michelâ
262
265
267
268 (Table 15)
angelsâ
374
375
376
82
384
85
388
91
418
429
430
32
435
436
See also archangels; cherubim; seraphim
Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms, exhibition at British Libraryâ
466
annotations, liturgical, in biblical codices besides Amiatinusâ
8
145
46
178
260
264
267
276
77
370
71
Antichrist, antichristsâ
109
Antiochâ
420
antiphons, antiphonal psalmodyâ
256
259
272
73
apertio auriumâ
see ope
Apocalypseâ
79
101
104
132
299
in artâ
241
42
253
352
355
377
78
384
85
418
419
430
32
461
See also Bede, Expositio Apocalypseos; Eschaton
Apocalypse of Ezra see Esdras (Ezra), Books of
Apocalypse of Paulâ
402
apocryphaâ
76
77
320
332
33
392
402
Apollinaris, first-century bishop of Ravenna, martyrâ
379
apostles (general)â
68
72
74
79
83
94
117
118
124
303
350
389
90
400
401
416
432
apostolic church and eraâ
68
83
109
258
in artâ
241
46
253
376
379
See also names of individual apostles; passions of the apostles
Apostlesâ Creedâ
72
Aquila (in Acts of Apostles)â
215
306
Aquitaineâ
48
98
Arabiaâ
441
Arbeia (fort)â
45
Arca Cipressina, Romeâ
353
Arch of Titus, Romeâ
354
archangelsâ
246
251
archiepiscopal officeâ
227
28
See also names of individual archbishops
Aretas, king of Nabataeans (d. c. 40)â
442
Arianismâ
88
428
Ark of Noahâ
see Noah
Ark of the Covenantâ
82
326
341
344
348
49
352
55
364
385
389
392
413
418
422
23
424
431
434
459
462
Ceolfrithâs âArkâ 448â49
concealment of, by Jeremiasâ
354
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Tabernacle
armiesâ
55
102
286
Artaxerxes (I), Persian kingâ
334
Ascension, of Christâ
285
389
91
430
461
church of, in Jerusalemâ
385
86
389
90
liturgical seasonâ
285
Atharasâ
327
28
404
Atkins, Ivorâ
464
Aube, riverâ
439
Augustine, bishop of Hippo (d. 430)
evangelist symbolsâ
96
97
388
393
on grace, original sin, predestinationâ
123
24
125
30
134
221
on world ages, eschatologyâ
99
101
102
106
107
shrine in Sardiniaâ
443
writings
De ciuitate Deiâ
99
101
02
109
390
91
De consensu euangelistarumâ
96
97
433
De doctrina Christiana (On Christian Doctrine)â
324
325
326
De Genesi ad litteramâ
79
128
419
Enarrationes in Psalmosâ
351
52
422
23
In Iohannis Euangeliumâ
351
52
other doctrine, writings, writings in generalâ
34
99
105
06
108
09
215
221
265
266
390
430
464
Augustine, archbishop of Canterbury (d. 604)â
232
372
Babylonian Captivityâ
89
90
227
228
286
327
334
354
403
404
407
446
Balaamâ
87
365
Bamburghâ
45
46
347
355
357
Bandini, Angelo Mariaâ
26
Bankes, Ralphâ
466
baptismâ
see sacrame
Basil, bishop of Caesarea (d. 379)â
34
Bawit, Egypt, oratory apse paintingâ
376
Beall, Barbara Apelianâ
195
211
Beanna Stone, Lindisfarneâ
369
Beautiful, gate of the Jerusalem Templeâ
71
401
Bede, the Venerable, monk, scholar of WearmouthâJarrow (d. 735)
approaches/attitudes towards scriptureâ
23
65
75
90
94
97
154
55
199
214
23
224
237
280
287
92
305
08
340
457 (see also titles of i
attitudes toward Britishâ
60
91
116
133
416
439
445
attitudes toward/use of Old Latin scriptureâ
142
43
154
183
199
215
16
218
222
23
280
284
86
291
294
95
careerâ
1
57Â
62
63
64
135
250
269
272
73
283
contributions to Amiatinus (possible/likely)â
20
149
150
156
179
80
181
212
13
223
320
328
348
362
365
366
deathâ
204
226
269
disagreements with contemporaries (possible/likely)â
58
65
96
102
104
06
110
11
116
22
125
28
131
34
182
285
86
387
88
390
91
447
48
456
doctrinal, exegetical themes
biblical, ecclesiastical unityâ
82
85
303
chronology, eschatology, timeâ
58
65
83
84
97
102
104
10
131
32
182
221
23
284
85
299
300
303
304
05
307
358
387
90
427
431
32
435
446
456
57
cosmologyâ
63
79
386
87
418
420
22
434
35
crossâ
370
72
428
30
Easter reckoningâ
65
110
11
114
116
22
125
132
33
447
48 (see also Wearmouth
Easter)
evangelist symbolsâ
96
97
388
393
grace, original sin, free willâ
65
122
31
133
34
297
301
02
303
04
307
309
intellectual/moral/spiritual declineâ
86
94
108
228
282
306
07
monastic (and clerical) vision, idealsâ
18
64
65
76
85
94
237
247
49
282
297
98
pastoral care 46, 64, 70â75, 76, 85â92, 249, 282, 306â07, 350â51, 404, 411â12, 414, 435â36
Pelagianismâ
88
122
27
134
302
04
reading, meditationâ
18
63
64
65
69
70
72
77
85
90
236
37
240
245
247
249
359
407
411
436
455
Saracensâ
441
43
445
46
462
Tabernacle/Temple/churchâ
413
24
value/significance of artâ
240
41
245
250
436
vision of Godâ
248
49
359
391
435
38
461
Vulgate, importance ofâ
22
97
101
104
106
07
132
280
284
86
295
325
335
456
47
writings
Acta et passio B. Anastasiiâ
265
372
capitulaâ
20
149
150
179
81
181
212
13
220
23
226
287
291
293
96
298
304
306
308
335
452
457
Collectio Psalteriiâ
279
De arte metricaâ
223
De locis sanctisâ
73
242
333
335
370
372
385
86
389
90
428
441
De natura rerumâ
386
87
431
De orthographiaâ
223
De schematibus et tropisâ
80
223
De Tabernaculoâ
70
242
44
261
313
14
328
330
332
346
47
350
51
352
405
410
414
418
421
23
425
27
435
36
De Temploâ
244
46
250
51
414
430
31
De temporibusâ
97
98
99
101
107
221
222
333
335
428
443
De temporum ratione (DTR)â
4
11
32
54
101
02
104
07
109
10
111
113
114
116
22
131
33
225
232
260
61
364
371
428
441
443
Ep. 14 (De mansionibus filiorum Israel)â
78
86
127
28
290
413
14
Ep. 15 (De eo quod ait Isaias)â
78
100
106
109
290
387
427
431
32
Ep. ad Ecgbertum Episcopumâ
60
72
76
91
93
227
228
260
307
411
Ep. ad Pleguinamâ
58
97
100
105
08
131
32
221
285
340
Excerpts from Augustine on Letters of Paulâ
129
304
Expositio Actuum Apostolorumâ
68
71
72
74
77
84
90
94
100
108
09
110
215
17
222
287
290
290
325
388
89
401
413
441
442
446
Expositio Apocalypseosâ
20
71
73
74
77
79
80
81
85
86
87
95
96
107
08
109
155
217
21
352
388
400
405
409
416
420
21
432
libellus (Apocalypse recension)â
42
43
218
21
226
287
88
Expositio in Canticum Abacucâ
258
59
Historia abbatumâ
1
3
22
45
46
52
53
55
57
59
60
62
66
68
93
204
212
226
238
46
261
265
269
370
371
410
412
417
439
liturgical references inâ
2
22
38
43
53
248
250
252
254
55
256
259
60
report on pandectsâ
2
3
4
6
11
12
17
18
19
26
33
35
44
62
135
142
43
183
225
232
233
236
273
75
340
395
450
52
454
Historia ecclesiasticaâ
22
43
45
53
57
63
72
92
102
110
114
226
372
411
12
428
29
autobiographical noteâ
57
63
77
223
Council of Streanaeshalch (664)â
116
19
liturgy, archcantor Johnâ
253
255
homiliesâ
70
199
264
65
389
Hom 1.13 (on Benedict Biscop)â
39
40
46
53
59
93
240
250
51
hymnsâ
259
260
372
In Cantica Canticorumâ
67
70
74
75
76
78
80
81
82
90
95
122
24
130
31
154
155
278
289
290
350
370
71
442
445
In Epistolas VII Catholicas (and individual tracts)â
69
72
74
75
78
79
83
84
86
87
95
96
105
107
109
127
128
29
155
220
289
90
297
409
431
In Ezram et Neemiamâ
227
28
258
261
335
36
403
05
408
09
410
11
414
In Genesimâ
78
79
108
128
222
288
290
333
35
351
52
387
88
390
91
401
432
442
In Lucae Euangelium expositioâ
69
74
76
77
78
79
84
94
95
96
97
100
102
109
110
129
150
222
290
350
354
55
387
88
390
413
427
433
In Marci Euangelium expositioâ
102
150
261
269
427
433
In primam partem Samuhelisâ
60
67
69
70
72
73
76
78
79
82
86
87
89
95
100
106
108
110
289
290
291
335
387
408
413
442
446
In Prouerbiaâ
73
75
78
86
87
288
89
290
308
09
In Regum librum XXX quaestionesâ
77
82
89
91
288
290
291
333
35
352
402
03
407
08
421
435
445
In Tobiamâ
128
150
156
Martyrologyâ
260
265
Nomina locorum ex beati Hieronymi presbiteri et Flaui Iosephi collecta opusculisâ
80
441
Nomina regionum atque locorum de Actibus Apostolorumâ
441
prefaces, capitula for Pauline Epistlesâ
302
04
457
Retractio in Actus Apostolorumâ
77
106
402
Vita Cuthberti metricaâ
57
60
265
Vita Cuthberti (prosa)â
$245
59
60
66
68
71
75
76
116
129
30
265
386
409
10
423
Vita Felicisâ
265
writings in generalâ
9
12
18
23
32
34
136
224
225
226
261
269
312
320
359
360
371
395
398
99
453
464
See also Ceolfrith, Easter, letter to Nechtan
Bedeâs World, Jarrowâ
see Jarrow Hall
A
Village a
Benedict Biscopâ
see Biscop
Be
Benedict of Nursia, saint (d. 543 or 547)â
26
39
68
69
72
249
266
See also Regula Sancti Benedicti
Benedictine Order in Romeâ
13
Berger, Samuelâ
27
28
Berhtwald, archbishop of Canterbury (d. 731)â
58
Bibles, Atlantic or Giantâ
see Bibles
post
Caroli
Bibles, Carolingianâ
15
155
56
180
187
188
195
213
229
231
270
276
78
292
Bibles, post-Carolingianâ
15
270
276
78
292
Bibles, sister (of Amiatinus) see sister Bibles of Amiatinus
Biblia Gregorianaâ
232
Biblia Sacra iuxta latinam uulgatam uersionem (BS)â
13
149
152
53
156
57
293
94
Biblia Sacra Vulgataâ
13
185
219
Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Florenceâ
10
17
25
26
139
314
315
16
463
466
bibliotheca, meanings ofâ
38
327
333
339
41
363
Billett, Jesseâ
253
254
255
56
258
59
Bischoff, Bernhardâ
136
142
Biscop, Benedict (d. 689)
Bibles possibly made, acquired underâ
17
18
38
455
careerâ
1
2
5
35
36
37
41
51
52
53
55
56
63
125
133
34
248
264
273
74
death, burialâ
2
41
56
61
237
239
256
260
274
75
454
journeys, acquisitionsâ
1
2
37
40
43
45
49
50
51
52
53
55
56
61
68
238
240
46
250
251
52
254
55
329
370
Wearmouth abbacy, ruleâ
1
2
22
37
41
61
66
94
204
247
51
251
254
259
417
451
bishops (general; episcopal seats)â
50
57
58
275
396
See also individual names
Blair, Johnâ
92
93
Bobbioâ
420
Boeckler, Albertâ
29
Bogaert, Pierre-Mauriceâ
296
Boisil, teacher of Cuthbert of Lindisfarneâ
75
76
Boniface, Anglo-Saxon missionary, saint (d. 754)â
148
Boniface, Roman archdeaconâ
49
Bonizo Sutrinensisâ
353
Bonizo, scribe at San Salvatore, Monte Amiataâ
464
Bonner, Geraldâ
134
book chests, shrinesâ
275
352
352
369
448
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Ezra
Bosa, bishop of York (d. c. 705)â
52
Boulton, Megâ
384
467
Brexitâ
468
69
British church, Easter reckoningâ
47
50
60
116
133
416
439
445
British Library Folios (London, British Library, Additional 37777, Additional 45025, Loan 81)â
7
9
13
16
17
18
19
24
28
31
32
35
135
36
196
201
205
207
210
11
292
450
54
afterlife (post-WearmouthâJarrow)â
21
196
230
464
66
biblical recension, textsâ
151
53
161
165
166
171
72
197
288
457
dimensions/formatâ
13
14
142
196
97
286
87
448
456
457
parchmentâ
196
211
209
211
214
395
457
465
66
possible chronology relative to Amiatinusâ
20
21
205
13
224
25
286
87
457
58
possible relation to sister Biblesâ
21
206
07
225
27
292
93
452
457
58
464
scripts, text layoutsâ
13
23
28
29
31
166
171
73
176
196
97
202
204
205
11
224
26
277
292
284
453
54
456
457
Additional 37777 (Greenwell Leaf); Additional 45025 (Middleton Leaves)
chapter articulations (WearmouthâJarrow)â
171
72
199
201
circumstances of discoveryâ
7
8
9
465
66
cola divisionsâ
197
Old Latin additionsâ
199
291
92
389
90
scriptsâ
19
28
29
197
98
207
08
292
scripture, relation to Bedeâs exegesisâ
199
217
224
287
288
291
308
389
transition 3â4 Kingsâ
21
199
217
224
453
54
word separationsâ
207
10
Loan 81
chapter articulations (WearmouthâJarrow)â
171
72
201
circumstances of discoveryâ
8
9
31
32
207
450
466
cola divisionsâ
200
scriptsâ
200
01
207
08
292
titulusâ
200
word separationsâ
207
10
bronze (brazen) serpentâ
241
245
Browne, George Forrestâ
27
Brown, Michelleâ
179
204
246
287
409
Brown, Shirley Annâ
134
Brown, T. Julianâ
19
166
205
06
210
11
213
227
229
395
Bruce-Mitford, R.L.S.â
6
29
30
137
311
311
320
323
332
364
394
Bruyne, Donatien deâ
30
303
Sommaires 149â51, 201, 220, 293â94, 296, 300â03
Budny, Mildredâ
14
136
183
84
188
Bullough, Donaldâ
247
Byzantine Empire (Greek) art, culture, religionâ
30
113
161
193
199
314
15
322
323
329
32
344
48
349
351
52
362
368
376
380
416
420
444
and Monotheletismâ
53
54
253
270
430
441
443
445
447
462
influence on Roman liturgy 260, 271, 440
See also Constantinople
Caedmonâ
72
calendarsâ
47
111
13
117
255
261
273
candles, candelabraâ
246
263
264
277
283
343
44
347
354
canon tablesâ
see Codex Amiati
Canterburyâ
50
51
58
89
205
228
247
252
259
269
369
70
467
Schoolâ
56
77
78
102
04
117
126
131
333
419
20
eschatological doctrineâ
102
04
possible cosmological doctrinesâ
419
20
writings associated with
biblical commentariesâ
333
420
Iudicia, Penitential of Theodoreâ
115
16
118
251
Laterculus Malalianusâ
103
04
126
132
See also Biblia Gregoriana; Hadrian; Theodore
canticles, biblicalâ
106
177
257
258
59
278
capitula, biblical (summaries, headings)â
148
49
222
267
295
96
in Amiatinusâ
140
143
144
45
148
148
51
161
183
201
221
22
278
296
304
452
liturgical rubrics, capitula of Luke and Johnâ
176
77
281
82
455
in Fuldensisâ
150
51
220
21
296
300
See also Bede, writings, capitula
capitular uncialâ
see Codex Amiati
biblical ma
scripts
Carlisleâ
46
carmina figurataâ
369
carpet pagesâ
368
69
See also cross, crosses
Carruthers, Maryâ
422
23
Carthageâ
443
Cassian, John (d. 435)â
80
125
26
127
248
49
Conferencesâ
126
133
34
248
Cassiodorus (d. 585)â
11
12
30
31
33
34
141
217
233
313
14
324
26
327
328
29
338
346
47
355
358
359
360
397
454
Bibles
Codex Grandiorâ
see Codex Gra
Codex Minorâ
11
12
284
324
326
Greek pandectâ
12
nouem codicesâ
11
31
284
324
326
Vivariumâ
11
12
33
34
314
324
347
writings
Expositio Psalmorumâ
33
34
229
233
313
14
326
Institutiones 11â12, 33â34, 151â52, 183n144, 233, 313â14, 324â26, 338, 345, 347, 355, 356, 357, 361, 362, 408 (see also Manuscripts, Bamberg, Staatsbibliothek, Msc. Patr. 61)
Latin Josephusâ
328
29
419
Catacomb of Pontianus, Romeâ
251
catechumensâ
see sacrame
liturgy of
baptism
Cedar (Kedar)â
95
Ceolfrith (d. 716)
and liturgyâ
248
254
67
272
73
284
86
364
370
71
396
97
as portrayed in Historia abbatum, Vita Ceolfridiâ
1
5
17
18
35
44
46
238
240
as teacher of Bedeâ
1
63
64
132
250
297
98
Bibles associated withâ
9
40
44
62
93
236
37; Chapters 3
4.2
5
7 (passim)
careerâ
1
6
51
62
93
94
98
246
250
53
296
410
417
Easter (letter to Nechtan)â
43
56
59
65
84
85
97
107
110
11
114
116
21
133
226
289
290
305
439
final journey, death, burialâ
2
3
88
108
248
259
60
265
304
308
10
371
395
97
412
439
41
448
49
kin of Biscopâ
61
93
275
libraries, book productionâ
5
35
36
38
269
70
273
74
340
41
Chad, bishop of the Northumbrians (d. 672)â
50
Chaldeansâ
89
90
228
332
34
459
See also Babylonian Captivity
Challoner Revisionâ
7
328
chant, liturgicalâ
2
53
72
252
53
271
276
See also psalmody
Chapman, Johnâ
30
31
Charlemagne, king and emperor (d. 814)â
227
463
Palace Schoolâ
227
cherubimâ
245
344
347
48
349
378
79
385
389
415
430
31
chi-rhoâ
199
358
378
396
429
Childrenâs Codexâ
467
69
chiliasmâ
101
02
108
132
299
Chilperic II, king of Neustria (d. 721)â
439
choirs, monasticâ
256
262
63
Christian Topography, of Cosmas Indicopleustesâ
angels below firmamentâ
389
Glorified Christâ
315
377
78
430
high priestsâ
315
329
32
rotae diagrams of universeâ
387
Tabernacleâ
314
15
342
43
344
345
46
347
48
419
20
421
22
See also Manuscripts, Vatican City, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, gr. 699
Christmas, liturgical seasonâ
264
265
66
christologyâ
53
54
103
253
270
447
See also Arianism, Monotheletism
chronology of Eusebius-Jeromeâ
98
99
101
104
105
106
132
182
286
chronology, Vulgateâ
97
99
101
104
132
182
221
286
305
456
See also Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes, writings (De temporibus, De temporum ratione, Ep. ad Pleguinam)
church fathers and their writingsâ
80
78
83
94
102
108
117
125
128
248
253
257
58
266
268
288
298
338
388
399
See also names of individual writers
church of Romeâ
see Rome
church
Clayton, Maryâ
65
66
Codex Amiatinus
afterlife (post-716)â
9
10
139
153
159
166
176
230
234
276
283
448
463
64
466
69
as gift (possible transformation)â
307
10
439
49
458
62
biblical manuscript
codicology, paleography, textsâ
18
20
Chapter 3 (passim)
452
54
Bedeâs possible/likely contributions
capitula of Exodus through Judgesâ
20
149
179
80
220
22
223
287
293
94
308
452
revisions of Tobiasâ
219
223
biblical recensionâ
10
13
20
24
25
31
32
141
43
151
57
165
167
180
197
210
214
15
216
217
21
226
229
231
287
91
306
07
325
408
450
457
469
canon tables (art, texts)â
30
135
144
145
47
158
160
163
164
176
182
95
212
214
293
309
311
319
336
378
383
391
93
400
02
432
33
458
corrections, emendationsâ
138
141
154
156
159
160
169
171
180
197
198
201
216
223
24
276
291
311
dimensionsâ
6
14
137
277
281
gatheringsâ
137
39
158
59
heterogeneous/idiosyncratic featuresâ
5
20
165
76
in ancillary matterâ
158
160
63
166
68
181
203
212
liturgical markings
WearmouthâJarrowâ
145
46
160
163
164
172
174
176
79
281
82
396
97
455
Italianâ
9
10
159
276
orthographyâ
32
152
156
165
parchmentâ
6
32
137
40
141
158
180
82
202
203
213
14
277
395
452
53
prefaces (besides canon tables)â
14
31
140
48
302
304
339
40
393
pricking and ruling patternsâ
140
relation of texts to Bedeâs exegesisâ
20
155
214
23
287
91
308
scribal assignments, labor organizationâ
158
59
scripts
capitular uncialâ
160
64
165
66
181
185
205
06
216
222
226
360
365
394
360
365
394
âEnglishâ uncial features (E.A. Lowe)â
6
28
29
160
minusculeâ
160
61
rustic capitalsâ
160
162
63 (Table 3)
164
165
66
169
70
176
177
181
uncial, at WearmouthâJarrowâ
13
14
19
20
25
28
29
31
160
162
64
165
74
181
185
86
202
04
205
08
211
226
277
278
284
320
336
37
339
345
359
458
text area, layoutsâ
140
41
161
163
64
212
277
78
453
54
Codex Amiatinus (cont.)
transitions between double books (incl. 3â4 Kings)â
169
70
173
199
216
17
224
287
453
54
word separationâ
141
165
198
208
10
possible changes in structureâ
231
35
possible circumstances, time frame of productionâ
20
22
211
24
234
35
236
37
272
79
454
57
possible places of productionâ
203
04
previous scholarshipâ
13
16
21
24
35
painted pages (as group)â
15
16
23
24
25
26
29
31
33
35
312
15
396
97
400
02
458
62
and meditationâ
359
403
407
410
422
24
436
38
455
Glorified Christâ
23
24
28
29
231
311
12
373
95
430
38
447
48
461
preliminary gatheringâ
biblical diagramsâ
12
355
64
394
dedicationâ
3
4
9
10
17
26
27
33
319
20
394
Ezraâ
12
23
24
28
29
30
204
227
28
229
30
233
318
36
402
13
446
47
459
60
Pentateuch Crossâ
23
24
364
72
394
425
30
447
48
460
61
possible âoriginalâ arrangementsâ
315
19
purple-painted leafâ
233
311
315
318
336
396
rectoâ
231
337
39
394
400
424
458
versoâ
325
339
41
400
401
402
scribesâ
311
12
scripts, text layoutsâ
311
320
336
39
344
345
351
359
60
365
394
95
417
Tabernacleâ
12
23
24
230
238
341
55
413
24
444
46
460
Codex Amiatinus in Context, July 2016 conference, York and Jarrowâ
467
Codex Grandior
art
biblical diagramsâ
12
313
339
355
62
458
other possible artâ
365
383
425
pictures of Tabernacle, Templeâ
12
313
14
326
345
47
415
458
possible portrait of Cassiodorusâ
324
26
383
458
prologueâ
336
39
341
codicologyâ
141
281
identity as WearmouthâJarrow Old Latin Bibleâ
12
22
23
27
280
313
14
397
454
likely date of acquisitionâ
38
39
270
past scholarship on relation to Amiatinusâ
27
30
31
33
35
possible influence on Amiatinusâ
152
164
167
169
183
234
35
312
15
324
26
345
47
355
62
383
397
398
415
443
459
possible liturgical usage, displayâ
9
22
236
37
270
71
274
76
279
83
284
86
456
458
references in Cassiodorusâ writingsâ
11
12
233
338
345
357
361
62
scriptura continua (likely)â
141
165
texts
possible prologueâ
337
39
458
possible prefaces (incl. canon tables)â
142
183
scriptureâ
12
142
43
151
52
154
155
295
327
338
339
Codices Latini Antiquiores (Lowe)â
28
coenobitesâ
65
69
Coenred, king of Northumbria (d. c. 718)â
61
Coldingham, monasteryâ
68
Colman, bishop of Lindisfarne (d. 675)â
50
Columban (Columbanus; d. 615)â
247
256
57
306
compunctionâ
245
250
350
424
See also contrition; penance
computus see Easter reckoning
confessionâ
69
350
Constantine, emperor (d. 337)â
358
428
30
Constantinian monograms see chi-rho
Constantinopleâ
372
380
428
443
See also Byzantine Empire
contemplationâ
65
66
71
75
86
241
248
250
337
409
10
422
23
435
38
See also Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes; WearmouthâJarrow, reading, meditation
continent of Europeâ
8
22
25
98
142
145
148
187
193
231
255
256
57
269
366
370
392
420
439
449
450
469
continuous reading (lectio continua)â
266
67
270
277
78
279
280
81
283
286
456
contritionâ
350
416
424
460
See also compunction; penance
conventsâ
see mo
Cornelius and Cyprian, festival ofâ
370
71
correctorsâ kâ
141
159
172
180
198
Corsano, Karenâ
33
34
Corssen, Peterâ
27
28
Cosmas Indicopleustesâ
see Christia
Cosmography of Aethicus Isterâ
420
cosmography, WearmouthâJarrow codexâ
43
cosmology, in early medieval Westâ
386
87
418Â
22
See also Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes
councils
Austerfield (c. 702â03)â
58
Chalcedon (4th Ecumenical, 451)â
362
63
Clofesho (747)â
306
Constantinople (6th Ecumenical, 680â81)â
54
441
Ephesus (3rd Ecumenical, 431)â
362
63
Hatfield (679)â
43
53
447
Lateran (649)â
43
53
Nicea (1st Ecumenical, 325)â
114
15
133
362
63
428
Nidd (706)â
58
Quinisext (in Trullo, 691â92)â
440
Rome (680)â
54
Streanaeshalch (possibly Whitby, 664)â
50
114
116
Courcelle, Pierreâ
31
covenant, Jewishâ
82
83
85
Cramp, Rosemaryâ
44
238
Creationâ
79
97
99
101
107
131
32
364
390
430
461
cross, crosses
âaltar ofââ
352
and Constantine, Romeâ
428
29
and Easter reckoning, Monotheletismâ
447
48
cult of, at WearmouthâJarrowâ
370
72
425
430
manufactured, inscribed, depictedâ
241
355
357
363
366
72
378
79
393
425
429
in Amiatinus biblical diagramsâ
356
358
359
362
363
in Amiatinus biblical manuscriptâ
163
165
in Amiatinus Ezra portraitâ
320
322
404
407
416
in Amiatinus painting of glorified Christâ
373
374
407
426
434
in Amiatinus Tabernacle illustrationâ
322
345
349
350
351
421
423
424
426
444
festivals honoringâ
367
370
71
Jarrow stone relief plaqueâ
239
40
relics ofâ
363
64
367
369
371
372
428
Rome, church, oratories dedicated toâ
363
64
367
371
428
sign of (gesture)â
262
263
420
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Pentateuch Cross
Crucifixionâ
23
103
112
117
241
245
285
354
370
404
413
427
28
447
460
61
Cuthbert, saint, monk, bishop of Lindisfarne (d. 687)
life and careerâ
50
54
56
60
65
66
68
71
75
76
129
30
386
409
10
423
coffin and translation (698)â
57
58
206
251
275
76
377
Community ofâ
21
227
See also Bede, writings, Vita Cuthberti; Vita Cuthberti
Cuthbert, deacon, letter on Bedeâs deathâ
204
254
Cynefrith, brother of Ceolfrithâ
41
Cyril, bishop of Alexandria (d. 444)â
48
Dál Riata, kingdom ofâ
55
Damascusâ
441
42
Damasus, pope (d. 384)â
280
391
411
damnationâ
105
06
130
132
See also hell
Darby, Peterâ
83
88
108
335
384
436
467
David, member of Wilfridâs circleâ
98
David, Old Testament king and psalmistâ
88
94
95
341
413
422
daylight, annual increase, decreaseâ
285
86
de Bruyneâ
see Bruy
Do
de Hamel, Christopherâ
197
284
465
De ordine creaturarumâ
see Pseudo
Isidore
DeGregorio, Scott 64, 82, 85, 228
delivery of Gospels (traditio euangeliorum)â
261
Demetrias, Pelagiusâ letter toâ
122
124
25
126
27
130
147
Dempsey, Georgeâ
125
Descriptio sanctuarii Lateranensis ecclesiaeâ
353
Desiderii meiâ
see Jerome
Vulgate scripture
prefaces
deuterocanonical scriptureâ
155
See also apocrypha
devil (Satan)â
88
101
106
300
442
See also Antichrist; Lucifer
Digest or Pandects of Justinianâ
232
Dionysian systemâ
see Easter
recko
Dionysius Exiguusâ
48
113
Divine Officeâ
2
69
154
177
178
247
248
251
52
254
59
273
Complineâ
126
248
256
257
Laudsâ
256
257
258
59
Night Office (matins, nocturns, vigils)â
22
75
256
58
264
68
269
71
272
73
276
81
283
284
86
295
298
305
306
443
455
56
Vespersâ
256
257
272
Doeg the Edomiteâ
88
Don, riverâ
44
45
Donatismâ
73
149
50
300
Donatus, grammarianâ
357
Donemuthaâ
45
Douay-Rheims Bibleâ
7
328
double books (libri duplices), of Bibleâ
143
169
70
216
17
dove (representations of)â
356
59
363
Dream of the Roodâ
369
Drythelm, visionâ
110
Duplex est, scholionâ
144
Durham
Light Infantry Museumâ
468
See also Manuscripts
Dyfed (Wales)â
49
Dyotheletismâ
see christology
Eadberht, bishop of Lindisfarne (d. 698)â
57
Eadfrith, bishop of Lindisfarne (d. 722)â
57
409
Eadhaed, bishop of Lindseyâ
52
Eadwulf, king of Northumbria (c. 704)â
58
East Angliaâ
51
Easter
controversy, in British Islesâ
47
51
59
60
99
110
22
132
33
305
447
48
and Aldhelmâ
115
117
118
132
33
and Britishâ
47
49
60
91
108
115
16
133
and Ionaâ
47
48
50
52
56
58
59
99
108
110
11
116
132
33
and Theodore of Canterburyâ
50
52
115
16
117
118
132
33
and Wilfrid and allies (Wilfridians)â
49
51
59
60
111
113
16
118
132
33
Council of Streanaeshalch (664)â
50
116
judaizing, accusationâ
49
118
132
33 (see also Quartodecima
moderatesâ
49
51
52
54
56
111
reckoning systems (latercus, Dionysian, Victorian)â
43
47
48
50
111
13
118
22
133
447
48
461
62
tonsure issueâ
43
48
56
99
115
116
132
See also Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes; Ceolfrith, Easter, letter to Nechtan
liturgyâ
9
176
264
268
281
82
285
371
447
48
463
Eata, abbot of Melrose, abbot of Lindisfarne, bishop of Hexham (d. 686)â
50
52
54
Ecclesius, sixth-century bishop of Ravennaâ
189
Ecgbert, bishop/archbishop of York (d. 766)â
227
28
231
260
307
410
11
See also Bede, Ep. ad Ecgbertum Episcopum
Ecgfrith, king of Northumbria (d. 685)â
1
45
52
55
272
274
275
Ecgfrithâs Port (portus Ecgfridi)â
45
Echternach, monasteryâ
187
Egypt, Egyptiansâ
119
20
285
364
376
380
Elijah, prophetâ
199
379
389
90
Elimâ
338
362
Elizabeth, cousin of Virgin Maryâ
94
95
End of Timeâ
see Eschato
English uncialâ
see British Library Folios; Codex Amiati
E.A.
Eosterwine, Wearmouth co-abbotâ
55
61
93
239
259
274
ephodâ
67
329
31
Epiphanius, bishop of Salamis, Cyprus (d. 403)â
313
361
62
Epiphany, liturgical seasonâ
266
268
equinox, spring (vernal)â
112
13
116
119
21
133
447
eremitical life, hermitsâ
42
54
65
66
68
129
204
386
409
410
453
Erfo of Friuliâ
9
eschatologyâ
18
88
89
97
110
132
286
297
418
456
See also Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes
Eschaton (End of Time)â
23
83
85
99
101
103
10
132
253
299
358
378
387
88
390
91
414
418
428
431
435
437
444
446
461
462
See also Apocalypse; Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes; Judgment Day; Last Day
Esdras (1â4 Esdras or Ezra), biblical books, relationshipâ
327
Ethelbert, king of Kent (d. 616)â
372
eucharistâ
see Mass
Masses
European Unionâ
468
Eusebius, bishop of Caesaria (d. c. 340)
canon tablesâ
30
135
144
145
47
182
83 (see also Codex Amiati
ca
chronicleâ
98
99
101
104
06
132
286
Ecclesiastical Historyâ
428
letter to Carpianus (EusebiusâCarpiano)â
145
47
391
92
Eusebius, Novatian visitor to Vivariumâ
326
345
Eustathiusâ
34
evangelists, in artâ
323
24
374
75
377
378
380
83
388
403
04
406
432
434
436
37
461
464
symbols ofâ
96
97
246
251
275
368
69
374
379
83
388
434
436
461 (see also Codex Amiati
pai
Glorified Christ; Livi
Eveâ
79
123
130
Exaltatio crucis, festivalâ
367
371
EzraâNehemiahâ
see Esdras
Fall, theâ
123
24
126
128
130
134
Farr, Carolâ
274
359
369
Festival of Unleavened Breadâ
112
114
117
19
133
See also Passover
festivals, Christianâ
see liturgy
sa
temporal
firmament, beliefs aboutâ
314
377
78
387
389
91
419
434
first fruitsâ
308
09
405
410
458
Fischer, Bonifatiusâ
24
31
136
141
42
149
151
157
180
181
195
219
289
Flood, theâ
222
23
285
297
401
Foot, Sarahâ
247
foreign wives, of ancient Jewsâ
227
327
334
404
406
Francis, popeâ
467
Franks Casketâ
354
free will, in insular thoughtâ
122
27
133
34
307
Galla Placidia, mausoleum or oratory of, Ravenna (mosaics)â
321
22
326
378
79
Gameson, Richardâ
7
21
136
40
158
160
165
201
02
207
09
213
214
269
311
320
324
Ganz, Davidâ
136
213
Garrison, Maryâ
229
Gaulâ
41
50
51
248
264
265
366
370
See also continent of Europe
Gelasian Sacramentary (Gelasianum)â
261
62
genealogy of Christâ
221
433
Genesis, Old English poemâ
419
gentilesâ
82
83
88
90
303
04
354
55
400
01
413
442
446
Geraint, king of Dumnonia (d. 710)â
49
115
Gibson, Margaretâ
207
Gildasâ
327
340
Gilling, monasteryâ
41
51
54
Gleason, Michaelâ
61
glossesâ
125
157
Goffart, Walterâ
58
gold, symbolism, in artâ
184
358
385
396
403
04
408
418
426
28
429
30
431
461
Goliathâ
88
Good Fridayâ
367
371
Gorman, Michaelâ
9
34
78
142
466
Gospelbooksâ
16
24
32
144
47
150
157
172
73
183
188
93
208
211
221
224
226
262
63
268
70
273
275
278
281
287
324
340
368
378
383
392
93
425
438
See also individual manuscripts
graceâ
18
67
70
72
73
77
82
84
85
107
120
121
31
133
34
241
297
300
301
303
04
307
309
350
359
372
413
435
Greenwell, William, canon and librarian of Durham Cathedral (d. 1918)â
465
66
Gregory I the Great, pope (d. 604)
admiration of, influence on, use, by Bedeâ
71
76
85
107
108
110
125
128
129
131
134
249
250
51
350
51
389
390
411
13
430
432
437
38
460
and Codex Grandiorâ
314
biography, in Historia ecclesiastica (2.1)â
411
13
Codex Amiatinus linked withâ
25
26
cultâ
â411
12
tomb, St. Peterâs Romeâ
412
13
writings
Homiliae in Hiezechielem prophetam 437â38
Homiliae in euangeliaâ
76
110
350
51
389
Moralia in Iobâ
32
110
464
Regula pastoralisâ
76
350
51
410
Gregory II, pope (d. 731)
and Ezra portraitâ
23
412
13
460
correspondence with Hwaetbertâ
3
4
42
312
390
417
librarian to Pope Sergiusâ
57
412
circleâs expected reception of Amiatinusâ
3
4
25
312
396
97
Chapter 6 (passim)
459
460
Gregory III, pope (d. 741)â
228
255
Gribomont, Jeanâ
152
Grocock, Christopherâ
93
440
Gryson, Rogerâ
13
218
19
Hadrian, abbot of St. Augustineâs Canterbury (d. 710)â
102
419
20
See also Canterbury, School
Hagia Sophia, Constantinopleâ
372
hagiographyâ
247
48
264
65
events in, WearmouthâJarrow artâ
245
46
See also Bede, writings; titles of individual uitae
Hahn, Cynthiaâ
353
Hamann, Karlâ
26
Harrowing of Hellâ
105
Hawkes, Janeâ
27
467
headings, biblicalâ
see Bede
writi
capitula; capitula
heaven, celestial sanctuaryâ
4
10
23
24
67
81
84
85
101
105
121
129
130
248
299
319
337
38
400
401
414
426
429
432
Elijahâs ascent, âas if,â intoâ
199
389
91
form, structure ofâ
314
345
347
377
78
386
87
417
22
434
35
in artâ
352
53
355
356
358
373
91
417
22
430
38
461
462
relation to Tabernacle, Temple, churchâ
23
24
81
89
90
326
338
345
347
351
355
385
86
389
402
404
06
414
415
417
22
423
24
430
32
444
47
449
460
See also Jerusalem, heavenly; paradise; sanctuary, heavenly
Heavenfieldâ
372
429
Hebrew
alphabetâ
161
333
34
languageâ
117
law, Old Testament see law, Jewish
manuscriptsâ
346
peopleâ
see Jews
Judaism
scriptureâ
2
4
12
106
154
271
325
408
Truth (Hebraica ueritas)â
106
hederaeâ
167
198
200
Helena, mother of Constantine (d. 330)â
428
hellâ
85
105
06
109
132
Heraclius, emperor (d. 641)â
430
heresy, heresies (general)â
58
87
90
91
94
106
109
253
301
363
461
accusation of Bedeâ
97
100
132
286
See also individual named heresies
hermitages, hermitsâ
see eremitical life
Herod, kingâ
174
Herren, Michaelâ
134
420
Hexapla Bible, of Origenâ
12
Hexhamâ
40
46
52
54
56
60
96
97
100
111
215
243
269
290
305
390
396
See also names of individual bishops
high priest, Jewish, attributesâ
315
326
327
328
32
405
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Ezra
Hilarus, Roman archdeacon, pope (d. 468)â
48
114
15
355
361
63
380
396
459
Hilary, bishop of Poitiers (d. c. 367) 95, 220, 302n255, 362
See also Pseudo-Hilary
Hild, abbess of Streanaeshalchâ
56
Hilliard, Paul C.â
467
holocausts, altar ofâ
321
343
44
345
346
47
348
349
350
404
405
416
418
424
460
Holy Cross at Jerusalem, Romeâ
367
371
Holy Landâ
246
286
341
399
445
47
449
462
Holy of Holiesâ
244
343
344
349
353
389
400
404
406
415
419
424
430
444
448
See also heaven; sanctuary; Tabernacle; Temple
Holy Seeâ
see Rome
papacy
Holy Spiritâ
72
77
83
96
131
216
285
333
357
59
Holy Weekâ
9
266
268
276
278
285
372
463
Honoratus, disciple of Cassianâ
125
Hort, F.J.A. 27
Hosios David, Thessaloniki, apse mosaicâ
376
Humber, estuaryâ
62
439
40
Humbrian Discipleâ
115
132
33
See also Canterbury, School, writings; Theodore
Hwaetbert, monk, abbot of WearmouthâJarrow (d. c. 747?)
and libellus of Apocalypseâ
219
220
287
88
lack of kinship with Biscopâ
61
letter to Pope Gregory IIâ
42
43
412
417
life and careerâ
40
57
61
62
239
259
261
298
306
412
440
possible Bible production underâ
17
18
37
44
226
451
visit to Romeâ
57
261
263
366
367
371
412
440
hymnsâ
257
259
260
372
iconsâ
242
243
245
46
idol worship, idolatryâ
245
301
303
442
image quarrels, attitudes toward images, Mediterraneanâ
245
250
51
378
Incarnationâ
58
81
82
85
97
99
100
103
104
106
07
121
124
126
130
221
241
250
302
303
352
413
414
436
446
460
infants, baptismâ
130
Inner Farneâ
54
65
66
71
386
423
International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazooâ
309
467
Inuentio crucis, festivalâ
370
Iona, monasteryâ
12
50
56
99
See also Adomnán; Easter, controversy, in British Isles
Irelandâ
41
47
48
51
56
crossesâ
369
issue of Irish exegesisâ
142
Irenaeus, interpretation of evangelist symbolsâ
388
Isaac, representation, St. Paulâs Jarrowâ
241
Isaias, poem honoringâ
169
359
60
Isidore, bishop of Seville (d. 636)
chronicles, chronologyâ
98
99
106
107
writings
De natura rerumâ
386
87
419
Etymologiaeâ
333
335
340
poetryâ
339
40
Quaestiones in Vetus Testamentumâ
350
See also Pseudo-Isidore
Islamâ
see Sarace
Ismael, Ismaelitesâ
see Sarace
Jarrow, monasteryâ
1
2
22
28
29
38
40
41
51
55
56
57
60
61
62
68
93
203
204
225
26
231
250
259
274
284
Jarrow, monastery (cont.)
archaeological excavationsâ
204
237
40
284
469
church of St. Paulâ
41
42
55
56
135
237
46
304
05
439
451
454
462
467
469
foundation, history before unificationâ
1
2
55
56
location, topographyâ
1
44
46
204
285
86
dedication stoneâ
199
344
cross plaqueâ
239
40
370
429
Jarrow Hall â Anglo-Saxon Farm, Village and Bede Museumâ
467
468
469
Jarrow, modern centerâ
467
69
Jarrow Slakeâ
see Slake
Jarrow
Jericho, cityâ
102
Jerome (d. 420)
and canon tablesâ
182
83
and Ezraâ
23
408
and Old Latin scriptureâ
11
12
142
147
151
52
155
156
280
391
454
Chronicon (Chronicle), chronologyâ
98Â
100
104
06
132
286
428
De uiris illustribusâ
433
Epistle 53 to Paulinusâ
143
44
152
156
340
364
65
Epistle 64â
328
29
330
evangelist symbols, exegesis ofâ
96
388
393
In Matheumâ
108
09
244
354
letter to Demetrias, attribution toâ
122
125
other writingsâ
80
108
125
215
293
300
441
442
poem honoring, Amiatinusâ
336
339
41
Psalms, translationsâ
154
247
279
Vulgate scriptureâ
2
4
10
11
106
143
156
280
341
391
92
408
division of scriptureâ
313
316
17
325
338
355
62
429
double books (libri duplices)â
143
Hebraica ueritas (use of expression)
prefacesâ
143
47
152
181
217
293
325
333
339
40
Desiderii mei (Pentateuch preface)â
143
400
425
426
Nouum opusâ
144
47
183
231
368
373
391
93
394
95
411
426
432
33
Plures fuisseâ
77
144
47
183
391
392
93
394
95
432
33
434
Jerusalem
Constantinian churchesâ
385
86
389
90
428
earthlyâ
89
227
227
228
242
244
300
301
327
28
333
34
354
372
386
390
403
404
405
407
409
413
428
441
446
47
459
462
heavenlyâ
384
386
391
400
01
421
22
432
446 (see also heave
heave
See also Temple
Jews, Judaismâ
338
361
62
364
attitudes towards, Bede (general)â
82
85
91
106
07
118
19
131
303
413
14
358
59
446
attitudes towards, medieval (general)â
82
83
attitudes towards, Amiatinus capitulaâ
301
attitude towards, in Ceolfrithâs letter to Nechtanâ
84
85
107
114
116
21
133
attitudes towards, insular writers besides Bede, Ceolfrithâ
49
85
114
115
118
132
33
individual texts by Bedeâ
86
88
89
94
95
102
107
108
118
19
133
227
28
301
02
303
354
401
404
05
413
14
416
426
Passover, Festival of Unleavened Breadâ
49
112
114
115
117
132
33
See also Tabernacle; Temple; individual Old Testament figures
John Cassian (d. 435)â
see Cassia
Joh
John Malalasâ
103
John the Baptistâ
74
94
dedications to, Romeâ
363
64
380
396
festivals ofâ
160
177
78
282
380
396
97
455
in artâ
380
John the Evangelist
dedications to, Romeâ
363
festivals ofâ
160
177
282
380
397
455
in art see Codex Amiatinus, Glorified Christ; evangelists, in art
John, Roman archcantor (d. 680)â
2
22
38
39
42
52
54
154
237
247
251
71
272
282
286
314
363
371
443
447
455
56
John, of Beverley, bishop of Hexham (d. 721)â
56
57
58
274
Jonathan, son of Saulâ
72
Josephus, Jewish historian (d. 100)â
79
80
328
29
330
332
342
343
344
348
349
354
419
441
Josiah, Old Testament monarchâ
60
Jovinian, conflict with Jeromeâ
125
judaizing, accusationâ
see Easter co
i
Judasâ
87
Judgment Dayâ
see Apocalypse; Eschato
judgment, divine, in this lifeâ
110
132
Julian calendarâ
see cale
Julian, bishop of Eclanum (d. c. 455)â
122
24
125
130
133
307
Justin II, emperor (d. 574)â
425
Justinian, emperor (d. 565)â
232
Kendrick, T.D. 28â29
Kentâ
50
51
372
Ker, Neilâ
464
Kingston Lacy House, Dorsetâ
466
Kitzinger, Ernstâ
377
Klauser, Theodorâ
267
Kleist, Aaronâ
127
Lagarde, Paul deâ
26
Laistner, M.L.W. 68n15, 215
lamb, lambsâ
81
299
in art (symbolic)â
356
59
363
367
380
440
41
lambs, Passoverâ
112
117
119
See also Agnus Dei
Langres, Franceâ
2
3
4
439
Langton, Stephen (d. 1228)â
159
464
65
Lapidge, Michaelâ
76
261
269
Last Day, Last Judgment, Last Thingsâ
87
99
101
104
06
108
10
132
241
250
299
351
377
387
414
427
28
430
432
436
448
See also Apocalypse; Eschaton
Lateran
baptistery
chapel of St. Venantius, apse mosaicâ
376
379
chapels of Holy Cross, John the Baptist, John the Evangelistâ
363
367
380
396
vault mosaic, chapel of John the Baptistâ
380
basilicaâ
262
263
265
66
363
64
366
367
396
altar of St. Peterâ
353
55
364
396
417
418
449
462
Lateran Council of 649â
see cou
Laterculus Malalianusâ
see Ca
School; Joh
latercusâ
see Easter
co
recko
Latin Josephusâ
see Cassiodorus
writi
law, Jewishâ
23
82
84
94
95
107
116
118
120
133
300
301
354
358
59
365
413
425
426
436
460
61
and Ezraâ
327
328
332
34
403
404
416
412
437
See also Second Commandment; Torah
Lawrence, saint, Wearmouth oratory ofâ
238
lectio continuaâ
see co
lectio diuinaâ
437
38
See also Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes (reading, meditation); Cassian, John; WearmouthâJarrow, devotion
lectionariesâ
265
66
267
277
lections, liturgicalâ
22
63
75
145
176
178
237
247
257
58
260
264
71
273
277
78
280
82
285
86
295
298
306
370
71
438
443
455
56
463
See also annotations, liturgical; Codex Amiatinus, biblical manuscript, liturgical markings; WearmouthâJarrow, liturgy
Leland, Johnâ
359
Lent, liturgical seasonâ
9
47
176
178
249
50
268 (Table 15)
281
285
463
Leo I the Great, pope (d. 461)â
48
115
Leo III, pope (d. 816)â
353
Lérinsâ
41
51
125
133
264
letters of privilege see WearmouthâJarrow, papal letters of privilege
Levitesâ
331
345
365
416
417
444
460
Liber de uita christiana, by Bonizo Sutrinensisâ
353
Liber pontificalisâ
362
64
367
life cycle, humanâ
107
Lindisfarne, monasteryâ
18
19
32
42
43
45
50
52
54
56
57
58
59
60
66
68
71
92
144
188
89
227
246
275
76
409
410
455
See also Beanna Stone; Cuthbert; London, British Library, Cotton Nero D.IV (Lindisfarne Gospels); Vita Cuthberti
linenâ
67
70
329
332
343
liturgy
and archcantor Johnâ
2
22
42
43
53
154
237
247
251
67
269
270
271
272
73
282
286
371
443
at Monte Amiataâ
9
10
at Wearmouth and Jarrowâ
22
41
42
53
63
237
239
243
247
251
254
67
270
272
73
276
83
285
86
306
389
396
97
440
443
445
447
455
455
56
Columbanian (Night Office)â
256
57
in Bedeâs exegesisâ
69
70
75
76
247
liturgy, generally in monasticismâ
247
48
266
247
48
reading inâ
235
236
37
264
71
273
74
276
83
285
86
295
298
305
306
408
sanctoral (feasts of saints)â
145
46
160
177
78
255
258
62
264
66
271
273
282
367
370
71
temporal (Christâs life, death, resurrection)â
47
255
260
261
273
282
285
86
389
vigilsâ
68
70
243
247
254
256
261
264
65
371
See also Codex Amiatinus, liturgical markings; Divine Office; Easter; lections, liturgical; Mass, Masses; psalmody; Rome, liturgy; sacraments
Liutprand, king of Lombardy (d. 744)â
439
441
Living Creatures
exegesis ofâ
96
97
382
388
392
393 (see also Augusti
in Amiatinus, painting of glorified Christâ
374
381
382
384
388
393
434
436
438
461
in art (besides Amiatinus)â
246
251
275
368
69
376
379
380
83
388
393
in Ezechiel, Apocalypseâ
384
438
livres de luxeâ
227
Lombards, Lombardyâ
9
10
320
439
441
443
445
462
463
464
Lordâs Prayerâ
72
Lough Kinale, book shrine (Dublin, National Museum of Ireland)â
369
Lowe, E.A. 6, 13, 19, 28â29, 136, 160, 205
Luciferâ
442
See also Antichrist; devil (Satan)
lunar month, cycle see Easter, reckoning systems; moon, phases of
Luxeuil, monasteryâ
256
Lyon, cityâ
49
Mac Lean, Douglasâ
377
MacCarron, MáirÃnâ
467
Magrini, Sabinaâ
466
Magundat see Bede, writings, Acta et passio B. Anastasii
Maiestas Christi, in art
Carolingianâ
381
83
Cuthbertâs coffin lidâ
246
251
275
Gundohinus Gospelsâ
379
80
381
383
Mediterraneanâ
375
79
383
398
Trier Gospelsâ
393
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Glorified Christ
Manchesterâ
468
Manichaeismâ
88
Manuscripts (besides British Library Folios; Codex Amiatinus)
Augsburg, Universitätsbibliothek, 1.2.4°.2 (Augsburg Gospels)â
392
Autun, Bibliothèque municipale, 3 (Gundohinus Gospels)â
375
378
379
81
383
385
388
89
437
Bamberg, Staatsbibliothek, Msc. Class., 78 (Josephus, Antiquities)â
328
Bamberg, Staatsbibliothek, Msc. Patr., 61 (Cassiodorus, Institutiones)â
313
325
347
355
356
357
Bückeburg, Niedersächsisches Staatsarchiv, dep. 3, Bedafragment III-VI B + Münster-in-Westfalen, Staatsarchiv, MSC I 243â
32
Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 286 (St. Augustine Gospels)â
241
42
347
Cambridge, University Library, Ff. 5. 27, fol. i (Cambridge Psalter Leaf)â
8
154
166
205
206
208
226
Cologne, Historisches Archiv, w. 331 (Boethius, De musica)â
342
Darmstadt, Hessische Landes- und Hochschulbibliothek, 4262â
32
Dijon, Bibliothèque municipale, 168, 169, 170, 173 (Citeaux Moralia in Iob)â
232
Douai, Bibliothèque municipale, 3â
Dublin, Trinity College Library
A. 1. 6 (58) (Book of Kells)â
16
163
274
368
69
A. 4. 5 (57) (Book of Durrow)â
368
388
52 (Codex Ardmachanus: Book of Armagh)â
147
157
302
353
Durham Cathedral Library
A. II. 10 (fols. 2â5, 338â39), C. III. 13 (fols. 192â95), C. III. 20 (fols. 1â2)â
14
A. II 17, fols. 103â11 (Durham Uncial Leaves; WearmouthâJarrow ms.)â
8
24
28
42
157
166
205
208
09
226
B. IV. 6, fol. 169* (Maccabees fragment)â
142
157
B. II. 30 (Durham Cassiodorus)â
229 (ca
Durham, Ushaw College, 44 (Ushaw Lectionary Fragment)â
265
66
277
Etschmiadzin, Patriarchalbibliothek, 229 186â87
Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana
Amiatino 1 see Codex Amiatinus
Pluteus IX.28 (Christian Topography)â
314
Fulda, Landesbibliothek, 1 (Codex Fuldensis)â
148
150
51
157
187
189
194
220
296
298
99
302
03
Grenoble, Bibliothèque municipale, 5 Rés. (Chartreuse Bible)â
294
Halberstadt, Dombibliothek, 1â2 (Halberstadt Bible)â
231
Leiden, Bibliotheek der Rijksuniversiteit
Voss. lat. Q. 69 (Leiden Glossary)â
420
Voss. lat. F. 4, fols. 4â33 (Leiden Pliny)â
229
London, British Library
Additional 10546 (Moutier-Grandval Bible)â
382
Additional 24142 (Bible of Theodulf)â
188
Additional 5111 (Four Gospels)â
184
336
Additional 37777 (Greenwell Leaf; WearmouthâJarrow ms.) see British Library Folios
Additional 45025 (Middleton Leaves; WearmouthâJarrow mss.) see British Library Folios
Additional 89000 (St. Cuthbert Gospel of John; WearmouthâJarrow ms.)â
8
24
26
27
28
29
42
57
157
166
172
73
174
76
205
06
208
09
224
226
275
76
281
394
coverâ
8
245
46
322
Cotton Nero D.IV (Lindisfarne Gospels)â
16
24
26
42
43
144
47
150
157
163
176
77
281
287
392
409
canon tablesâ
144
47
183
187
188
89
191
93
194
195
324
392
evangelist portraitsâ
324
437
carpet (cross) pageâ
368
Cotton Vespasian A.I (Vespasian Psalter)â
205
259
Egerton 1046 (Egerton Codex)â
154
Harley 2798-9 (Arnstein Bible)â
231
32
277
Loan 81 (Bankes Leaf; WearmouthâJarrow ms.) see British Library Folios
Royal 1 B. vii (Gospelbook)â
144
47
150
392
canon tablesâ
144
47
187
191
93
392
Royal 1 E. vi + Canterbury, Cathedral Library, Additional 16 + Oxford, Bodleian Library, Lat. Bib. d.1 (P) (ninth-century Royal Bible)â
14
15
146
47
232
276
77
392
canon tablesâ
183
84
188
190
193
94
195
392
Royal 1 E. vii + viii (eleventh-century Royal Bible)â
15
Maeseyck, St. Catherine Church Treasury, s.n. (Maeseyck Gospels)â
392
93
Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
Clm 6212 (Gospelbook)â
189
93
Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (cont.)
Clm. 14000 (Codex Aureus of St. EmmeÂram)â
383
New Haven, Yale University, Beinecke, 516 (WearmouthâJarrow ms.)â
31
32
New York, Pierpont Morgan Library, M. 776 (Blickling Psalter)â
205
Oxford, Bodleian Library, Laudianus gr. 35 (Laudian Acts)â
215
16
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France
lat. 1 (Vivian Bible)â
352
382
83
395
lat. 11561 (Reference Bible)â
333
lat. 8847 (Tours Bible fragment)â
195
nouv. acq. lat. 2334 (Ashburnham Pentateuch)â
346
347
Perugia, Biblioteca Capitulare, 3â
464
Pisa, Museo Nazionale di San Matteo, deposito provvisorio (Calci Bible)â
231
Rome, San Paolo fuori le Mura (Bible of San Paolo fuori le Mura)â
383
Sinai, St. Catherine Monastery, gr. 1186 (Christian Topography)â
314
St. Paul im Lavanttal, Stiftsbibliothek, 1 (Ambrose, De fide catholica)â
379
St. Petersburg, National Library of Russia
F.v.I. 8 (St. Petersburg Gospels)â
144
47
150
392
canon tablesâ
144
47
187
191
92
392
Q. v. I. 18 (St. Petersburg Historia ecclesiastica)â
293
Stockholm, Royal Library, A. 135 (Stockholm Codex Aureus)â
369
70
Stuttgart, Württembergische Landesbibliothek, Bibl. Fol. 23 (Stuttgart Psalter)â
381
82
Trier, Cathedral Treasury, 61 (Trier Gospels)â
184
392
93
Utrecht, Universiteits-Bibliotheek, 32, fols. 94â105 (Utrecht Gospelbook Leaves; WearmouthâJarrow ms.)â
8
24
28
29
42
146
150
157
171
72
174
76
205
06
208
224
226
281
Matthew capitulaâ
166
205
206
221
Harmony pageâ
205
365
394
Valenciennes, Bibliothèque municipale, 99 (Valenciennes Apocalypse)â
346
381
Vatican City, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana
Barb. lat. 573 (Gregory the Great, Moralia in Iob)â
464
gr. 699 (Christian Topography)â
314
15
329
32
377
78
430
lat. 3806 (canon tables)â
184
381
lat. 5763 + Wölfenbuttel, Herzog August-Bibliothek, Weiss. 64 (biblical palimpsest)â
152
Ottob. lat. 66 (Ottobonianus)â
152
Palat. lat. 50 + Alba Iulia, Biblioteca Documenta Batthyaneum, s.n. (Lorsch Gospels)â
381
Palat. lat. 277 (Ordo XIV) see Ordines Romani, Ordo XIV
Reg. lat. 316 + Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, lat. 7193, fols. 41â56 (Gelasian Sacramentary)â
261
Vienna, Nationalbibliothek, 1190 (Carolingian Bible, canon tables)â
188
Würzburg, Universitätsbibliothek, M.p.th.f.68 (Burchard Gospels)â
8
144
46
166
178
206
208
209
392
canon tablesâ
144
45
187
88
190
94
319
20
392
capitulaâ
150
liturgical annotationsâ
8
145
46
178
206
260
264
267
370
71
Marcionite prefaces (prologues)â
147
48
165
66
marriage, marital procreation, attitudesâ
94
95
123
125
227
Marsden, Richardâ
11
21
24
32
136
141
42
151
57
159
165
180
196
200
207
210
11
216
219
224
226
230
287
288
91
323
463
464
466
martyrs see saints
Mary, Virgin
in Bedeâs writingsâ
241
242
260
61
in liturgyâ
177 (Table 9)
178
260
260
61
271
in Mediterranean artâ
376
in scriptureâ
94
95
in WearmouthâJarrow artâ
241
243
244
253
on St. Cuthbertâs coffinâ
246
251
Wearmouth church ofâ
56
238
241
242
273
284
370
Mass, Massesâ
22
46
116
176
247
254
255
259
65
267
268
270
271
273
276
281
82
295
305
350
51
353
371
440
443
455
456
See also lections, liturgical; liturgy; sacraments
matinsâ
see Divi
Night Office
Matthew 5:17, exegesis ofâ
84
118
406
Maxentius, emperor (d. 312)â
428
29
McCarthy, Danielâ
99
McGurk, Patrickâ
144
45
190
92
268
69
meditation see Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes; Codex Amiatinus, painted pages; contemplation; WearmouthâJarrow, reading, meditation
Mediterranean
artistic styles, techniquesâ
16
25
26
323
396
411
comparanda, possible models for, influence on Amiatinusâ art (general)â
15
16
23
24
25
26
33
315
396
398
440
49
458
biblical diagramsâ
356
357
canon tables (late antique)â
183
186
87
188
90
191
93
195
Ezra portraitâ
16
323
24
326
329
330
31
403
Glorified Christâ
375
83
Pentateuch Crossâ
366
68
369
425
Tabernacle paintingâ
345
46
347
48
regionâ
24
399
416
440
43
444
47
(Roman) art, Wearmouth and Jarrowâ
240
46
saints, cult ofâ
260
261
62
265
See also Codex Grandior; Christian Topography
Mégier, Elisabethâ
107
Melchisedekâ
330
Melrose, monasteryâ
50
66
68
71
Mercia, kingdomâ
52
57
58
144
230
292
464
mercy, divineâ
105
106
110
297
301
337
metropolitan see archiepiscopal office
Meyvaert, Paulâ
33
77
149
150
51
158
179
220
221
22
293
95
298
302
303
332
342
361
365
Michael, Georgiaâ
358
Middleton, barons see Willoughby family
Milan, cityâ
264
millenarianismâ
99
106
131
32
286
297
299
303
307
456
Milred, bishop of Worcester (d. 775)â
see Worcester
Milvian Bridge see Rome
ministry see pastoral care
minusculeâ
229
Carolineâ
15
WearmouthâJarrowâ
160
61
226
Monarchian prefaces (prologues)â
144
48
293
Monotheletismâ
53Â
54
253
270
430
441
443
445
447
462
Monte Amiata, monastery of San Salvatoreâ
9
10
230
277
320
463
64
466
67
manuscripts from (besides Codex Amiatinus)â
10
139
463
64
moon, phases ofâ
49
112
22
133
447
48
See also Easter, controversy, reckoning systems
Mosaic law see law, Jewish
Mosesâ
116
177
245
329
330
331
341
345
379
417
422
23
444
446
Musée Cluny, Parisâ
466
mystical numbers see number symbolism
National Trust of Great Britainâ
466
Nebuchadnezzar (Nabuchodonosor)â
89
Nechtan, king of Picts see Ceolfrith, Easter, letter to
Nechtanesmere, battle of (685)â
55
Nees, Lawrenceâ
33
34
35
317
18
375
378
379
80
399
445
Nehemiahâ
327
28
339
404
Netzer, Nancyâ
187
Night Office see Divine Office
Noahâ
222
23
401
nomina sacraâ
161
200
Nordenfalk, Carlâ
29
183
84
186
88
190
336
368
Nordhagen, Per Jonasâ
30
323
Northumbria
churchâ
17
25
60
91
92
94
131
228
307
445
court, throneâ
39
41
45
91
306
396
realm, regionâ
1
16
18
22
30
34
50
52
53
55
56
62
102
104
106
111
131
32
227
realm, region (cont.)
266, 276, 390, 399, 417, 429, 449, 462, 469
See also names of individual bishops, kings
Nothelm, priest of London, archbishop of Canterbury (d. 739)â
43
77
79
89
90
333
335
445
Nouum opus see Jerome, Vulgate scripture, prefaces
number symbolismâ
182
194
284
338
361
62
392
401
416
420
21
425
26
432
434
443
44
445
462
Nunc dimittis (canticle)â
178
257
à Carragáin, Ãamonnâ
261
62
263
OâBrien, Conorâ
61
93
94
350
51
417
421
OâLoughlin, Thomasâ
12
OâReilly, Jenniferâ
282
326
349
50
352
Octateuchs, Byzantine, illustrationsâ
330
345
46
347
48
oculiâ
400
437
Offa, king of Mercia (d. 796)â
230
292
360
463
464
465
Old Hymnalâ
259
Old Latin Bible, WearmouthâJarrow see Codex Grandior
Old Latin scriptureâ
11
12
78
98
142
150
51
153
154
155
57
183
219
222
280
300
324
25
327
338
352
53
391
403
454
and WearmouthâJarrow Biblesâ
199
215
16
222
23
226
280
291
292
and world chronologyâ
98
99
107
132
285
86
456
57
Bedeâs interest inâ
199
215
16
222
23
229
30
280
335
389
possible liturgical reading, Romeâ
271
280
possible liturgical reading, WearmouthâJarrowâ
22
236
270
71
280
83
285
86
300
456
See also Codex Grandior; Jerome, and Old Latin scripture
opening of the ears (apertio aurium)â
261
opus Dei, writing scripture asâ
204
409
ordines librorum (general)â
257
265
67
269
270
273
371
455
56
Ordines Romani
Ordo I (Ordo Romanus primus)â
262
64
Ordo XIIIAâ
265
66
270
Ordo XIVâ
267
268 (Table 15)
270
273
278
281
283
285
86
455
56
Ordo XXIIIâ
367
371
Origen 12, 105, 106
orpiment see yellow
orthographyâ
32
152
157
165
197
229
30
287
294
95
325
335
in Bedeâs writingsâ
223
294
95
335
See also Codex Amiatinus, biblical manuscript, orthography
Osred, king of Northumbria (d. 716)â
58
60
61
93
395
Oswald, king of Northumbria (d. 642)â
372
429
Oswiu, king of Northumbria (d. 670)â
50
Oxford Vulgate New Testament = Wordsworth-White (Nouum Testamentum Domini nostri Iesu Christi latine secundum editionem Sancti Hieronymi)â
13
149
Palestine see Holy Land
pandects (pandectes), possible meaningsâ
6
231
35
456
Pantocrator, in art see Maiestas Christi
papacy see Rome, papacy
paradiseâ
101
02
376
392
407
434
See also heaven; Jerusalem, heavenly; sanctuary, heavenly
paschal month, weekâ
see Easter
co
recko
passions of the apostlesâ
77
402
See also apocrypha
Passover, Jewishâ
49
112
114
116
19
132
33
pastoral care (incl. preaching, teaching)â
46
253
255
276
282
297
350
51
411
12
See also Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes
patriarchs, Old Testament (general)â
83
345
416
17
432
460
See also names of individual patriarchs
Paul, apostleâ
90
105
215
282
303
307
379
Paulinus of Nola (d. 431)â
143
44
152
340
364
peacocksâ
322
407
Pelagianism, Pelagiusâ
88
121
27
128
29
134
147
150
302
03
penance, penitenceâ
85
86
95
105
110
127
28
204
285
301
327
28
350
361
404
09
410
411
414
416
422
24
459
460
See also compunction; contrition
Penitential of Theodore see Canterbury, School, writings associated with
Pentecost, liturgical seasonâ
47
178
268
285
per cola et commataâ
30
31
140
41
164
196
230
277
78
284
456
See also Codex Amiatinus, biblical manuscript, text area, layouts; British Library Folios, scripts, text layouts
Peter âof the Lombards,â San Salvatore abbotâ
10
320
464
Peter Leopold, Grand Duke of Tuscany, Holy Roman Emperor (d. 1792)â
10
Peter, apostleâ
36
71
105
133
252
282
296
97
353
379
411
460
altar associated with (Lateran basilica)â
353
55
449
body, relics, shrine (Rome)â
3
4
5
36
135
252
307
08
319
396
97
412
13
439
458
462
feast ofâ
266
Petitmengin, Pierreâ
268
Petrucci, Armandoâ
158
Phariseesâ
413
Philippikos Bardanes, emperor (711â13)â
54
430
441
Philistinesâ
72
87
Picard, Jean-Michelâ
95
96
Pictsâ
55
108
110
11
116
132
133
305
06
439
446
See also Ceolfrith, Easter, letter to Nechtan
pigments, in manuscript paintingâ
29
30
184
185
189
201
02
245
46
318
19
Chapter 5 (passim)
405
422
426
28
430
31
434
See also gold; purple; yellow
Pius II, pope (d. 1464)â
10
Plegwin, monk or cleric in Wilfridâs circleâ
58
97
100
105
106
108
09
131
221
285
86
307
339
358
Pliny, the Elder (d. 79)â
120
229
387
Plures fuisse see Jerome, Vulgate scripture, prefaces
Poitiersâ
369
pontifex, pontifical officeâ
227
28
404
13
Christ as eternalâ
404
07
459
60
See also archiepiscopal office; bishops; high priest; Rome, papacy; names of individual popes
predestinationâ
see Augusti
o
prefaces, biblical see Codex Amiatinus, biblical manuscript, canon tables, prefaces
Primasius, bishop of Hadrumetum (d. c. 560)â
73
81
86
87
107
08
219
352
416
Primum quaeriturâ
147
302
Priscilla (in Acts of Apostles)â
215
306
Promised Land see Holy Land
prophets, Old Testament (general)â
82
84
96
118
303
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Ezra; names of individual prophets
Psalm 151 154
Psalmistâ
see David
psalmody
continuousâ
248
references by Bedeâ
68
69
70
72
73
243
247
248
255
256
WearmouthâJarrow communityâ
63
243
247
48
255
256
272
73
See also chant, liturgical; Divine Office; liturgy
Psalms, Psalter
abbreviated, by Bedeâ
279
and Amiatinusâ Ezraâ
326
and Maiestas Christi illustrationsâ
381
82
384
385
and Saracensâ
442
and Tabernacleâ
418
419
422
23
importance in monastic devotionâ
247
48
249
50
269
278
79
in Amiatinusâ
154
234
278
79
in Divine Officeâ
255
59
268 a
272
73
versions see Jerome, Psalms
Pseudo-Hilary, Tractatus in Septem Epistolas Canonicas (Commentary on Catholic Epistles)â
95
96
126
220
Pseudo-Isidore, De ordine creaturarumâ
351
52
419
purgatoryâ
105
110
Purification, festivalâ
178
260
61
purple, significanceâ
343
427
28
429
30
Quartodecimanismâ
49
113
16
119
Quentin, Henriâ
13
31
152
260
Ramirez, Janinaâ
406
07
Rankin, Susanâ
260
Ratchis, king of Lombardsâ
9
altar ofâ
379
rational of judgment (high priestly)â
331
32
405
06
Ravennaâ
189
90
191
193
321
22
330
366
67
375
377
378
81
432
Ray, John, naturalist (d. 1705)â
465
refectory readingâ
266
280
Regula Magistri (Rule of the Master)â
249
256
Regula Sancti Benedicti (Rule of St. Benedict; RSB)â
39
40
61
66
92
93
126
247
50
266
280
340
Divine Office inâ
255
59
Reichenau, monasteryâ
26
relics, reliquariesâ
52
58
116
206
250
53
275
76
286
353
363
367
68
369
371
72
425
430
428
443
454
55
responsoriesâ
256
257
58
262
272
273
resurrection, general, at End of Timeâ
299
407
418
depiction in Christian Topographyâ
378
Resurrection, the, of Christâ
47
84
85
103
112
114
121
427
428
447
460
61
Bedeâs hymn honoringâ
372
church of (Anastasis), Jerusalemâ
385
86
Return, of Christâ
see Eschato
Ripon, monasteryâ
44
46
50
51
52
56
58
59
66
71
97
243
340
448
Roberts, Brianâ
45
Robinsonâs of Newcastleâ
465
Romano, Johnâ
262
roman-ness
at WearmouthâJarrowâ
1
2
37
39
40
41
44
51
59
212
238
248
252
275
286
303
395
97
Chapter 6 (passim)
455
459
in Amiatinusâ artâ
23
24
Chapters 5
6 (passim)
in northern Britain generallyâ
29
47
51
54
56
58
and Easter reckoningâ
47
51
54
56
59
60
91
99
111
114
15
116
17
132
33
305
439
447
48
461
Rome
and Easter controversyâ
43
47
51
56
112
13
114
and Monotheletismâ
52
54
253
270
430
441
443
445
447
462
city, church ofâ
2
4
23
397
399
411
416
17
425
429
30
444
47
460
62
empire, imperial authorityâ
23
416
428
30
461
gift of Amiatinus toâ
2
4
5
9
10
20
21
22
23
24
25
27
29
36
37
39
40
43
62
135
205
206
07
212
214
215
224
225
228
230
231
234
236
270
273
282
286
305
307
10
Chapters 5
6 (passim)
450
451
453
455
456
457
458
62
463
liturgyâ
2
22
53
146
177
78
253
71
272
73
280
81
286
370
71
396
97
408
438
443
455
56 (see also Divi
Roma
Masses; Ordi
stationalâ
262
64
271
362
63
367
Milvian Bridgeâ
358
428
modern cityâ
13
467
68
monasteriesâ
2
251
52
objects brought from Romeâ
1
38
39
43
52
53
56
93
240
46
252
53
261
269
70
273
74
286
329
370
371
445
Old Latin Bibleâ
5
12
27
34
36
37
38
142
43
164
183
236
270
273
275
279
280
282
284
305
312
15
326
362
443
454
455 (see also Codex Gra
papacy, papal courtâ
4
48
49
52
53
54
57
58
114
119
228
252
262
312
328
396
404
05
410
13
459
anticipated response to Amiatinusâ artâ
362
388
396
97
Chapter 6 (passim)
459
62
Greek spoken atâ
271
315
362
visits of WearmouthâJarrow monksâ
1
4
5
27
28
37
38
39
40
41
51
52
54
55
57
61
62
135
206
212
225
235
236
238
240
241
247
248
251
52
259
60
261
269
273
74
304
307
10
366
67
376
385
86
395
425
450
visits of Wilfridâ
49
52
54
57
58
See also names of other individual churches, sites
Rossi, Giovanni Battista deâ
26
rotae diagramsâ
386
87
Rufinus of Aquileia (d. c. 410)â
99
147
362
433
Historia ecclesiasticaâ
240
428
29
Rufinus of Syria (possibly = Rufinus of Aquileia)â
147
Ruthwell Crossâ
369
sabbath, Jewishâ
84
sabbath/sabbatical age or millennium 84, 101â02, 103â04, 109â10, 126â27n290, 303
See also millenarianism
sacramentaries (general)â
261
267
liber sacramentorum, WearmouthâJarrowâ
261
62
269
Gelasianâ
261
62
sacraments (broadly construed)â
118
303
334
350
354
371
72
403
416
418
444
45
460
liturgy ofâ
22
53
116
247
254
259
64
270
276
281
82
295
350
51
353
370
71
440
baptismâ
46
71
94
123
24
126
130
301
350
51
416
424
460
eucharistâ
71
87
94
260
350
51
416
424
460 (see also Mass
Masses)
sacrifice, sacrifices
of Christâ
97
241
352
53
404
05
418
of eucharistâ
see Mass
Masses; sacrame
of Ezraâ
404
06
459
of Isaacâ
241
of Old Testament, pagan animalsâ
112
117
119
301
327
330
350
358
59
365
413
417
18
Saint-Maurice dâAgaune, monasteryâ
248
saints
and martyrs, for Bedeâ
81
82
95
130
219
20
260
265
352
390
91
405
festivalsâ
see liturgy
sa
in heavenâ
101
107
lives ofâ
76
247 (see also hagiography; i
relics, shrines, extra-liturgical worship ofâ
250
51
252
253
275
76
286
455
representations ofâ
241
46
250
51
376
377
translations of bodiesâ
57
58
206
239
275
See also names of individual saints
Salonius, fifth-century bishop of Genevaâ
73
Samuel, prophetâ
67
79
82
286
San Frediano in Cestello, Florenceâ
10
San Paolo fuori le Mura, Rome, triumphal arch mosaicâ
376
San Salvatore, Monte Amiataâ
9
10
25
139
230
276
77
283
320
448
463
64
Abbey Museumâ
466
67
San Vitale, Ravenna, mosaicsâ
377
380
81
432
sanctuary
asylumâ
445
heavenly, spiritualâ
23
326
355
385
389
390
418
422
23
431
445
449
460
61
of a churchâ
239
244
412
of scriptureâ
326
406
422
24
of Tabernacle, Templeâ
244
321
326
331
341
44
348
49
350
351
354
400
406
416
419
421
423
24
427
444
460
See also Holy of Holies; Tabernacle; Temple
Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome, mosaicsâ
346
48
366
SantâApollinare in Classe, Ravenna, mosaicsâ
329
30
330
366
67
379
384
SantâApollinare Nuovo, Ravenna, nave mosaicsâ
377
378
Santa Pudenziana, Rome, apse mosaicâ
366
Santo Stefano Rotondo, Romeâ
366
385
86
Saracens (Muslims)â
399
441
43
445
47
462
Sardiniaâ
443
Saul, Old Testament kingâ
79
Scherbenske, Ericâ
295
302
03
schism, schismaticsâ
88
94
116
133
416
439
445
Sciendum etiam (Gospels preface)â
392
93
scripts, WearmouthâJarrowâ
see British Library Folios; Codex Amiati
scriptura continuaâ
141
165
208
scrolls (written)â
322
326
374
376
382
408
426
438
460
61
sea, bronze, of Templeâ
347
349
50
404
415
416
460
Second Comingâ
see Eschato
Second Commandmentâ
244
45
Seine, riverâ
439
Senatus, twelfth-century prior of Worcesterâ
see Worcester
seraphimâ
377
78
385
See also angels; archangels; cherubim
Serenus, sixth-century bishop of Marseilleâ
250
51
Sergius, pope (d. 701)â
39
56
57
178
263
364
367
412
440
445
Servandusâ
26
161
Sicgfrith, abbot of Wearmouth (d. 688)â
55
56
239
259
274
Sicilyâ
443
silkâ
56
243
Simeon (in Luke)â
178
260
sister Bibles of Amiatinusâ
17
64
135
206
227
28
236
439
443
445
447
448
possible features, relation to Amiatinusâ
23
152
207
211
215
224
25
226
232
234
35
276
79
284
286
304
308
possible relation to British Library Foliosâ
19
21
23
136
206
08
211
224
27
451
52
possible time frame, circumstances of productionâ
206
08
211
212
14
236
276
278
279
80
282
87
291
93
304
08
318
385
456
58
See also British Library Folios
Sixtus V, pope (d. 1590)â
10
Slake, Jarrowâ
45
Solomon, Old Testament kingâ
95
245
341
solsticesâ
282
285
Son of Manâ
358
384
427
432
461
souls, of blessed departedâ
109
352
390
91
418
South Shields (England)â
45
Spain, liturgyâ
264
spherical earth, cosmos, concepts ofâ
386
87
418
21
461
Squillace, Italyâ
11
St. Martinâs Rome, monasteryâ
2
251
52
See also John, Roman archcantor
St. Martinâs Tours, monasteryâ
15
53
54
195
213
251
264
369
See also Alcuin; Bibles, Carolingian
St. Paulâs, Jarrowâ
see Jarrow
mo
St. Peterâs, basilica, Romeâ
2
22
212
251
52
255
260
262
267
270
363
367
396
412
423
443
447
462
See also Peter, apostle, body, relics, shrine
St. Peterâs, Wearmouthâ
see Wearmouth
mo
stability, as monastic virtueâ
66
67
87
454
Stancliffe, Clareâ
59
60
114
15
starsâ
242
373
378
79
386
390
91
407
422
427
434
stational liturgyâ
see Rome
liturgy
statio
Stephen of Ripon, author of Vita Wilfridiâ
49
114
132
256
Stephen, martyrâ
363
Stevenson, W.H.â
465
66
Strathclyde, British kingdomâ
55
60
Streanaeshalchâ
50
56
Sulpicius Severus (d. 425)â
48
Sunderland (England)â
467
69
sundialsâ
119
120
Symmachus, pope (d. 514)â
363
synagoguesâ
82
84
155
278
326
synodsâ
see cou
Tabernacle
and churches at WearmouthâJarrowâ
238
243
46
286
cloths/curtains ofâ
286
342
343
345
348
400
415
444
hiding of, during Captivityâ
354
55
in poem by Alcuinâ
230
laverâ
343
44
347
349
51
415
416
418
424
460
symbolism of (with Temple)â
23
24
82
314
347
347
348
53
355
384
85
389
401
405
07
413
24
425
26
430
31
444
49
459
62
veilâ
242
244
286
387
See also Christian Topography, Tabernacle; Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Tabernacle; Codex Grandior, art
Tabernacle, Temple, in art (besides Amiatinus)â
313
326
345
346
347
tabulae ansatae 356, 358â59, 360â62, 364, 394
tabulatum, meanings for Bedeâ
241
243
44
Tarsus, Syriaâ
50
420
Tatberht, abbot of Riponâ
59
Temple
and churches at WearmouthâJarrowâ
238
243
46
286
description in 3 Kingsâ
243
44
349
50
plundering in A.D. 70â
354
restored, after Babylonian Captivityâ
327
28
332
35
354
404
409
414
459
veilâ
244
286
354
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Ezra, Glorified Christ, Tabernacle
tentsâ
418
19
442
446
See also Tabernacle
Text of the Old Testament in Anglo-Saxon England, by Richard Marsdenâ
32
textiles (cloths)â
242
243
44
246
252
286
See also linen; silk; Tabernacle, cloths, veil; Temple, veil
Thacker, Alanâ
64
66
71
88
91
335
36
Theodore of Tarsus, archbishop of Canterbury (d. 690)â
50
51
52
53
55
56
58
102
132
33
419
20
447
Iudicia, Penitential of Theodoreâ
115
16
118
251
other writings attributed to his circleâ
see Ca
School
Theodore, bishop of Mopsuestia (d. 428)â
123
Theodulf, bishop of Orléans (d. 821)â
156
180
188
463
theophaniesâ
392
427
28
430
32
434
38
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Glorified Christ; Maiestas Christi, in art
Throne of Archbishop Maximian, Ravennaâ
380
Thunø, Erikâ
353
thurible (censer)â
353
Tilhere, bishop of Worcester (d. c. 781)â
see Worcester
Tironian notesâ
332
tonsuresâ
42
43
48
56
99
115
116
132
215
272
439
Torahâ
326
408
Toursâ
see St. Marti
mo
traditio euangeliorumâ
see delivery of the Gospels
tribes, Jewishâ
94
95
camps around Tabernacleâ
341
345
416
17
421
444
45
460
See also Codex Amiatinus, painted pages, Tabernacle
Trumberht, teacher of Bedeâ
63
237
Tuda, bishop of Lindisfarne (d. 664)â
50
Tugène, Georgesâ
82
83
Tunbert, seventh-century abbot of Gilling, bishop of Hexhamâ
51
54
Tuscanyâ
9
10
463
twelve stones (inscribed with tribesâ names)â
331
405
06
416
twenty-four eldersâ
376
432
Tyconius, fourth-century exegete, Donatistâ
73
80
86
87
107
08
155
Tyne, riverâ
1
44
45
Tynemouthâ
45
uncial, incl. Italianâ
25
29
142
320
See also British Library Folios; Codex Amiatinus, biblical manuscript, scripts; other individual WearmouthâJarrow manuscripts
Vatican basilicaâ
see St. Peterâs
Rome
Vatican gold-glass fragmentâ
345
347
veilsâ
see Taber
Temple
Venantius Fortunatus (d. c. 600)â
369
376
379
Vergilâ
122
Via Francigenaâ
230
Victor, sixth-century bishop of Capuaâ
120
148
187
Victorius of Aquitaine
chronologyâ
98
99
Easter table, prefaceâ
48
49
98
111
13
114
15
116
119
120
22
125
133
See also Easter, controversy, reckoning systems
Virginâ
see Mary
virginity, attitudes towards 67, 124, 125, 130
See also Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes, monastic vision
Visio Pauliâ
see Apocalypse of Paul
vision of Godâ
see Apocalypse; Eschato
Vita Ceolfridiâ
2
6
11
17
18
19
23
25
26
27
35
45
46
47
51
52
53
55
59
61
62
66
93
135
204
206
212
225
226
232
33
236
265
269
275
284
340
395
96
410
412
417
439
450
52
on WearmouthâJarrow churches, artâ
238
240
242
251
on WearmouthâJarrow liturgy, devotionâ
248
254
55
259
260
61
272
73
371
version of Amiatinus dedicationâ
3
9
27
318
360
452
Vita Cuthbert prosa, by Bedeâ
see Bede
writi
Vita Cuthberti metrica, by Bedeâ
see Bede
writi
Vita Cuthberti, anonymous, from Lindisfarneâ
57
114
Vita Gregorii, from Whitbyâ
411
12
Vita Wilfridiâ
49
51
52
58
59
111
114
18
132
243
256
340
Vitalian, pope (d. 672)â
271
Vivariumâ
11
12
33
34
280
284
314
324
325
326
347
355
397
Voyager au Moyen Ãge, exhibition at Musée Cluny, Parisâ
466
Vulgate
and canon tablesâ
182
83
192
93
and Easter reckoningâ
117
and liturgy of Romeâ
271
408
and world chronologyâ
97
101
103
104
07
132
Bible sent to Romeâ
3
26
27
37
39
modern editions ofâ
13
See also British Library Folios; Codex Amiatinus, biblical recension; Jerome, Vulgate scripture
Wallis, Faithâ
98
100
108
119
351
Wear, riverâ
1
44
45
56
371
Wearmouth, monastery
archaeological excavationsâ
204
237
40
church of St. Peterâ
41
42
51
52
61
135
237
46
304
05
foundation, history before unificationâ
1
2
51
56
272
74
location, site, topographyâ
1
44
46
204
285
86
visit of archcantor Johnâ
2
22
38
39
42
43
52
54
154
247
251
71
272
273
282
286
314
363
371
443
447
455
56
WearmouthâJarrow
cult of the crossâ
370
72
Easter reckoningâ
59
110
11
116
22
125 (see also Bede
doctri
exegetical themes
Easter; Ceolfrith
Easter
letter to Nechta
libraries (general)â
5
35
36
37
38
78
269
273
340
41
manuscript production (besides full Bibles)â
31
32
38
39
42
43
205
207
08
224
25
226
27
273
devotionâ
22
246
51
276
295
96
305
306
07
Bibles for readingâ
5
36
39
235
236
liturgyâ
22
243
254
74
276
80
281
83
285
86
305
306
443
455
57
reading and meditationâ
18
22
231
232
235
236
37
243
247
248
249
51
255
257
58
264
71
272
74
276
83
284
87
293
307
308
312
443
445
447
451
455
56
457
monastic disciplineâ
66
68
92
94
papal letters of privilegeâ
39
52
53
56
57
252
445
462
regional interactions, tiesâ
42
62
91
94
Chapter 2.2 (passim)
204
227
31
252
253
274
76
305
06
439
40
443
45
rule devised by Biscopâ
39
40
66
unificationâ
2
40
41
56
57
274
75
443
44
See also Bede; Ceolfrith; Jarrow; Wearmouth
Weber, Robertâ
13
219
Weitzmann, Kurtâ
323
Welby, Justin, archbishop of Canterburyâ
467
Whitbyâ
46
50
412
White, Henryâ
13
27
Wilfrid, bishop of York and Hexham (d. 710)â
43
44
50
54
57
58
61
104
108
243
274
340
448
and chronology, eschatologyâ
58
97
100
108
132
286
303
390
and Easter controversyâ
48
49
51
111
113
17
119
132
33
death, cultâ
40
59
305
interactions with Theodoreâ
51
52
56
Wilfridians (allies of Wilfrid)â
58
59
60
61
97
98
100
04
110
11
113
14
117
132
33
286
303
306
388
440
Willoughby familyâ
465
66
windsâ
351
384
386
387
438
Witmer, Wearmouth monkâ
68
Wollaton Hallâ
465
Wood, Ianâ
37
45
93
428
440
Worcester, cathedral, priory
Bibleâ
21
230
292
93
340
360
463
464
65
cartularyâ
464
dissolutionâ
465
Milred, bishop (collection of texts for)â
169
359
60
Senatus, priorâ
230
340
Tilhere, bishopâ
230
360
word separationâ
141
165
198
207
10
320
337
339
360
365
394
Wordsworth, Johnâ
13
26
27
world ages, concepts ofâ
99
104
106
07
109
10
121
126
27
300
307
See also Augustine, on world ages, eschatology; Bede, doctrinal, exegetical themes, chronology
World War IIâ
466
world, four regions, parts, cornersâ
352
420
21
437
448
Wrekendike â Roman roadâ
44
Wright, Davidâ
19
29
136
137
145
158
161
63
165
66
205
206
07
211
311
375
Yawn, Lilaâ
463
Yeavering (England)â
45
46
yellow (pigment)â
189
246
319
321
322
23
330
336
343
364
66
373
75
385
387
396
429
30
461
York (England)â
46
50
52
58
227
31
252
253
269
396
410
428
463
University, Medieval Studies Centreâ
467
See also Bede, writings, Ep. ad Ecgbertum Episcopum
Yorke, Barbaraâ
58
92
Zaccheus, tax collectorâ
129
Zacharias, pope (d. 752)â
271
Zachary (Zechariah), priest, father of John the Baptistâ
74
329
32
Zimmermann, Ernst Heinrichâ
28
188
zodiac, in diagramsâ
386