Bede’s Ecclesiastical History (4 vols.)

by Bede

Publishers:

Harvard University Press; G. P. Putnam’s Sons; William Heinemann

, 1930

Overview

Bede’s writings are known for their theological and historical significance. In Bede’s Ecclesiastical History, you’ll experience Bede’s historical and chronological writings tracking the Christian church through England. Bede pays special attention to the sources of political upheaval in the 600s and outlines the major disagreements between Roman and Celtic Christians. This book is useful for people looking for a brief survey of religious and political figures and events in Anglo-Saxon history.

With the digital edition of Bede’s Ecclesiastical History, you can compare the English translation side by side with its original Latin text. Learn ancient Latin more efficiently with linked definitions, synonyms, translations, and pronunciation tools. Quick and easy access to maps and charts, as well as lexical information, allows you to study history like never before. Automatic syncing between devices prevents you from spending time searching for where you left off.

Key Features

• Latin text alongside its English translation
• Maps of England and Wales
• Description of significant events in the Christian calendar

Product Details

• Title: Bede’s Ecclesiastical History
• Author: The Venerable Bede
• Translator: J. E. King
• Publisher: William Heinemann
• Series: Loeb Classical Library
• Volumes: 4
• Pages: 1,112

About Bede

Bede (673–735) was an English monk at the Northumbrian monastery of St. Peter in Wearmouth. Regarded as one of the greatest Anglo-Saxon scholars, he wrote around 40 books dealing with different areas of theology and history.