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8th century Abbot of Ripon, North Yorkshire
Tatberht
was an eighth century
Anglo-Saxon
saint
,
abbot
[1]
and contemporary of
Bede
.
[2]
Provenance
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He is known to history through the writing of
Bede
, the
Secgan
Hagiography
,
Stephen of Ripon
,
Hugh Candidus
and
Byrhtferth
.
Life
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Tatberht was appointed the second
Abbot
of
Ripon
, in accord with the terms of the
will
[1]
of the Abbeys founder
Wilfrid
,
[3]
who was notable for arguing the
Roman
position at the
Synod of Whitby
.
A relative of his predecessor Wilfred,
[4]
with whom he worked closely,
[5]
Tatberht, was named in Wilfrid's will as joint heir with
Saint Acca
the patron of Bede.
[6]
Tatberht and
Acca
commissioned
Stephen of Ripon
[7]
to write a
life of Wilfrid
.
[8]
[9]
[10]
[1]
Veneration
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According to
Hugh Candidus
and
Byrhtferth
he is buried at
Ripon
,
[11]
along with Saints
Wilfrid
, ’Albert’,
Botwine
and
Sicgred
and ’Wildegel’, while there is evidence he was re-interred in
Peterborough Abbey
.
[12]
and he is commemorated on 5 June.
References
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- ^
a
b
c
"Tatberht 2"
.
Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England
.
- ^
Peter Darby, Bede and the End of Time (
Ashgate Publishing
, Ltd., 2012)
page 89
- ^
Tatberht biography.
- ^
Oswald By Bernard J. Muir, Andrew J. Turner Wilfrid Eadmer of Canterbury: Lives and Miracles of Saints Oda, Dunstan, and (
Oxford University Press
, 2006)
page 271
.
- ^
Bede
, Eddius Stephanus and the ‘Life of Wilfrid’
English Historical Review
(1983) XCVIII :
pages 101-114
.
- ^
Bede
,The Age of Bede (
Penguin UK
, 2004)
page 178
.
- ^
William Trent Foley, Images of Sanctity in
Eddius Stephanus
'
Life of Bishop Wilfrid
(
Edwin Mellen Press
, 1992)
page 7
.
- ^
Acca
at Oxford DNBM
- ^
between the joint patronage of Tatberht and Acca, their generation the best recorded in the
Dark Ages
before
Alfred the Great
.
- ^
Antonia Gransden, Historical Writing in England: c. 500 to c. 1307 (
Psychology Press
, 1996)
page 60
.
- ^
Nicholas Brooks, Catherine Cubitt (Continuum, 1996)
page 254
.
- ^
Nicholas Brooks, Catherine Cubitt
(Continuum, 1996)
page 274
.
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