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[2] , , D, E, .. , 991-1016 ., . , , , 1017 1023 . . , , - .

[3] , : , . , , , , . (Mid him wæs þa ræpling se þe ær wæs Angelcynnes heafod and Christendomes. Ðær man nihte ær geseah blisse on þære ærman byrig þanon us com ærest Cristendom and blisse for Gode and for worulde (The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: a collaborative edition: MS E/ Ed. by S. Irvine. Cambridge, 2004. P. 69).

[4] He nolde heom nan feoh behaten and forbead þet man nan þing wiþ him syllan ne moste (The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: a collaborative edition: MS E/ Ed. by S. Irvine. Cambridge, 2004. P. 69).

[5] hine þa þær oftorfodon mid banum and mid hryþera heafdum, and sloh hine þa an heora mid anre æxe yre on þet heafod þet he mid þam dynte niþer asah, and his halige blod on þa eorþan feoll, and his þa haligan sawle to Godes rice asende. And þa biscopas Eadnoþ and Aelfhum and seo burgwaru underfengon þone haligan lichaman on mergen and feredon hine to Lundene mid ealre arwurþnisse and hine bebyrigdon on Sanctus Paulus mynstre, and þær nu God swutelaþ þæs halgan martires mihta (The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: a collaborative edition: MS E/ Ed. by S. Irvine. Cambridge, 2004. P. 69).

[6] Anglo-Saxon Litanies of the Saints/ Ed. M.Lapidge. L., 1991.

[7] 990- ., 10 , , , . . 1000 . , ( ) , .

[8] ., : Thacker . Cults at Canterbery // St. Dunstan: His life, times and cult. Woodbridge, 1992. P. 221-245. . , - , , . , XI .

[9] 9 (Godden M. Apocalypse and Invasion in late Anglo- Saxon England // From Anglo-Saxon to Middle English. Oxford, 1994. P.130-162). , , 1010- . , , , (P. 138). , , (P. 139), (P. 142) . , , (, , ) ( ) .

[10] (. 1060 . 1126) . .

[11] non pro confessione nominis Christi, sed quia pecunia se redimere noluit (Eadmer. Life of Anselm / Ed. and transl. by R. Southern. Oxford, 1972. P. 51).

[12] , , - , , , , .

[13] subtilem perspicaciam et perspicacem subtilitatem ingenui (Eadmer. Life of Anselm. P. 53)

[14] historiam vitae c passionis eius [Aelfheah] diligenti studio fieri (Edmer. Life of Anselm /Ed. and transl. by R. Southern. Oxford. 1972. P. 53).

[15] . Rubenstain J. Liturgy against history: the competing visions of Lanfranc and Eadmer of Canterbury // Speculum. 1999. Vol. 74. P. 279- 309.

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[17] Parcite, inquit, parcite, et si viros vos esse cognoscitis, innocentem aetatem persequi cessate. Non est ista victoria, qua lactentium perimitur innocentia: nec laudi ascribitur, quidquid in simplices et mites bellando admittitur. En me, qui vestrae impietatis criminal libero semper ore castigavi; en qui captivos et a vobis multatos pavi, vestivi, redemi; in me vestra potius ira desaevit (Anglia Sacra / Ed. by H. Whatron. Pars secundum. L. 1691. P. 135).

[18] Non sit Christianorum carnes Paginis dentibus conterendes dare (Anglia Sacra. P. 138).

[19] orabat sedulo Dominum, ut voluntas ejus in se fieret (Anglia Sacra. P. 123).

[20] non humano ingenio, sed divinitats consilio (Anglia Sacra. P. 136).

[21] eum ad martyrii gloriam provehere possent (Anglia Sacra. P. 128).

[22] Longe, inquit, alia mihi via gradiendum puto; dum praeteritos mecum labors reputans, aeternam Dei retributionem cogito Sed beatum me, si tali in causa mori contingar; pro qua ut morerentur elaboraverunt omnes Christi Martyres (Anglia Sacra. P. 133-134).

[23] Sed qui hominum malis bene utitur Deus, quod illi ad testimonium crudelitatis, hoc ille parabat ad restaurationem posteritatis. (Anglia Sacra. P. 136).

[24] . XVI . . , , , Anglia Sacra, Acta Sanctorum , , Patrologia Latina.

[25] . 1.

[26] , , .

[27] , XIV XV . , .

[28] , , . (. : Bennett J. The Oxford history of Medieval Literature. Vol. 1. Part 1 / Ed. and compl. By D. Gray. Oxford, 1988. P. 60-62).

[29] . 1.

[30] No tonge ne may telle al is wisdom ne his lore (The South English Legendary / Ed. by C. dEvelyn. Oxford, 1956. Vol. 1. P. 150).

[31] Ibid. P. 154.

[32] Forto saui Engelond (Ibid. P. 151).

[33] And in þis manere ymartred was in oure Louerdes name for þe loue of Engelond (Ibid. P. 154).

[34] Fox J. Book of martyrs. Detroit. 1853. P. 80-82.

[35] , , , , XVIII.

[36] with great honor to himself (Fox J. Book of martyrs. P. 81).

[37] acted with great decision ad courage (Ibidem).

[38] he hastened into the midst of the danger, and begged the enemy to spare the people, and accept of himself as a victim (Ibidem).

[39] public loss (Collier J. An ecclesiastical of Great Britain. L. 1840. P. 493)

[40] Immortality is so great a privilege, that a man ought to grasp at it upon any terms whatsoever: but now, since God is pleased to give us so honorable a call into the other world, who would not be in love with dying? (Ibidem).

[41] the order of Providence (Collier J. An ecclesiastical of Great Britain. L. 1840. P. 493)

[42] charitable prelate and a patriot of his country (Ibid. P. 494).

[43] Fearing the snares of riches (Butler A. The lives of the principal fathers, martyrs and other principal saints. Vol. IV. Edinburgh, 1789. P. 201).

[44] His desire of greater perfection taught him always to think that he had not yet begun to live to God (Ibidem).

[45] trembled under his former burden, was much more terrified at the thought of the latter: but was compelled to acquiesce (Ibid. P. 202).

[46] Osberns life of Alfege / Transl. by. F.Shaw. 1999. P. 23.



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