38 SCOTTISH ANNALS 671 x 672 EDDL VITA WILFRIDI EPISCOPI,. XXI; UKRAINE'S YORK, 1,31. T<strong>here</strong>fore even as the k<strong>in</strong>gdom of the most religious k<strong>in</strong>g Egfrid was <strong>in</strong>creased by his triumphs to the north and south, so was the k<strong>in</strong>gdom of churches <strong>in</strong>creased to bishop Wilfrid, of blessed memory, to the south over the Saxons, to the north over the Britons, and the Scots and Picts. 681 BEDE, HISTORIA ECCLESIASTICA, IV, 12 ; VOL. I, p. 229. l And Eadhaed, Bosa and Eata were orda<strong>in</strong>ed 2 at York by archbishop Theodore ; and he also added two bishops to their number, three years after the departure of Wilfrid, 3 Tunbert to the church of Hexham, (Eata rema<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g at the church of L<strong>in</strong>disfarne,) and Trumw<strong>in</strong> d to the Pictish prov<strong>in</strong>ce 5 which at that time was subject to the empire of the Angles. ? 683 BEDE, HISTORIA ECCLESIASTLCA, IV, 25 ; VOL. I, PP. 262-263, What manner of vision appeared to a certa<strong>in</strong> man of God before the monastery of Cold<strong>in</strong>gham was consumed by fire. 1 Cf. A.S. Vers., i, 300. Ann. of L<strong>in</strong>d., s.a. 681, <strong>in</strong> M.G.H., SS., xix, 504. Fl. of W., i, 37. H. of H., 101. R. of H., D.H.E., <strong>in</strong> Ra<strong>in</strong>e's Hexh., i, 213. " A.S.C., s.a. 681 : This year was consecrated . . . Trumw<strong>in</strong> bishop of the Picts, because then they belonged <strong>here</strong>," MS. E ; MS. F (written at Canterbury) " because they belong t<strong>here</strong>." Cf. Plummer, SC., ii, p. Ixx. 2 In place of Wilfrid ; Bede, H.E., IV, 12 ; i, 229 ; V, 19, 24 ; i, 326, 355, ii, 324. 3 Wilfrid was expelled by k<strong>in</strong>g Egfrid <strong>in</strong> 678 ; H.E., IV, 12 ; i, 228-229. Eddi, XXIV, <strong>in</strong> Ra<strong>in</strong>e's York, i, 34-36. De Arch. Ebor., <strong>in</strong> S. of D., i, 223. W. of M., G.P., 219-220. 4 Trumw<strong>in</strong>'s name is shortened to Tuma <strong>in</strong> the Anon. Life of St. C., 4, 30 ; E.H.S. Bede, ii, 261, 275. He is given as the authority for certa<strong>in</strong> <strong>in</strong>formation concern<strong>in</strong>g Cuthbert ; supra, s.a. 651, note. He was one of those who persuaded Cuthbert to accept the bishopric ; Anon. Life of St. C., u.s., 275. Bede, V.S.C., XXIV, ibid., ii, 98 ; H.E., IV, 28, i, 272. S. of D., H.D.E., i, 31. 5 In H.E., IV, 26 (<strong>in</strong>fra, s.a. 685) his see is located at Abercorn. So <strong>in</strong> H. of H., 106, who calls him " abbot of Abercorn." But Fl. of W., i, 246, erroneously imag<strong>in</strong>es him to have been the first bishop of Whithorn. He was <strong>in</strong> fact bishop of the Pictish prov<strong>in</strong>ce south of the Forth ; i.e. Manau. 6 " Cf. A.S. Vers., i, 348-357. A.S.C., MSS. E, F, s.a. 679 : and Cold<strong>in</strong>gham was burned by heaven-sent fire " ; S. of D., i, 59, " a few years only before [Cuthbert's] bishopric," <strong>in</strong> A.D. 685. Cf. Ann. of L<strong>in</strong>d., <strong>in</strong> M.G.H., SS., xix, 504, s.a. 678. Cold<strong>in</strong>gham was a monastery of both monks and nuns. Cf. S. of D., i.
FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 39 In these times x the monastery of virg<strong>in</strong>s which they name Cold<strong>in</strong>gham, 2 and of which we have made mention above. 3 was consumed by fire through fault of carelessness. And yet all who know have been very easily able to perceive that it happened from the wickedness of them who dwelt <strong>in</strong> it, and especially of those who seamed to be the greater. But t<strong>here</strong> lacked not a rem<strong>in</strong>der to the guilty of God's mercy, that corrected by it they might like the N<strong>in</strong>evites " For t<strong>here</strong> were <strong>in</strong> the same place congregations of monks and of nuns, 59 : though dwell<strong>in</strong>g apart <strong>in</strong> different abodes ; and they had gradually decl<strong>in</strong>ed from the state of regular discipl<strong>in</strong>e, and by dishonourable [<strong>in</strong> text <strong>in</strong>ponesta ; <strong>read</strong> <strong>in</strong>honesta] familiarity on either side had offered to the enemy opportunity of lay<strong>in</strong>g hold upon them." Cuthbert visited Ebba <strong>in</strong> Cold<strong>in</strong>gham (661 x664.) On the sands t<strong>here</strong> he passed the night <strong>in</strong> prayer, <strong>in</strong> the sea ; when he came out, two otters followed him and warmed his feet : Anon. Life of St. C., 13, <strong>in</strong> E.H.S. Bede,. ii, 266 ; Bede, V.S.C., X, ibid., ii, 68-70 ; Metr. Life, VIII, ibid., ii, 12-13. When Wilfrid was thrown <strong>in</strong>to prison through his quarrel with k<strong>in</strong>g Egfrid and queen Eormenburg, (Eddi, XXXIV, <strong>in</strong> Ra<strong>in</strong>e's York, i, 49-50,) Ebba helped to procure his release, <strong>in</strong> 681 ; Eddi, XXXIX, ibid., 56. Wilfrid had been placed <strong>in</strong> custody of Tydl<strong>in</strong>, prefect of Dunbar ; Eddi, XXXVIII, 54. (W. of M., <strong>in</strong> G.P., 231, confuses the names.) Egfrid and Eormenburg visited Cold<strong>in</strong>gham. The queen was suddenly tormented by a devil, and Ebba turned <strong>this</strong> <strong>in</strong>cident to Wilfrid's account. Eddi, XXXIX, 55-56. (Cf. Fridegoda, V.S.W., <strong>in</strong> Ra<strong>in</strong>e's York, i, 137-141 ; Edm., ibid., i, 197-201.) The conflagration took place after Ebba's death. She is said to have died on the 25th August, 683, (cf. the Durham obituary <strong>in</strong> L.V.E.D., 145,) four years before the death of Cuthbert. She was the daughter of Acha (cf . supra, 616x617, note,) be<strong>in</strong>g the "uter<strong>in</strong>e sister" of Oswy and Oswald; Bede, V.S.C., X, u.s. Thus she was Egfrid's aunt, Bede, H.E., IV, 19, 25 : i, 243, 264. When Egfrid's queen Etheldreda took the veil she passed her first year as a nun under Ebba <strong>in</strong> Cold<strong>in</strong>gham, A.D. 672-673 ; Bede, H.E., IV, 19. Cf. Fl. of W., i, 30 ; Edd., XXXVIII ; R. of H., D.H.E., <strong>in</strong> Ra<strong>in</strong>e's Hexh. i, 23. Ebba was buried at Cold<strong>in</strong>gham. Her bones were pilfered by Alfred of Durham, after A.D. 1022, accord<strong>in</strong>g to S. of D., i, 88, 168. Nevertheless 150 years later Hugo Candidus, <strong>in</strong> Sparke, iii, 40, says: "And <strong>in</strong> Cold<strong>in</strong>gham [rests] St. Ebba the abbess." The form Ebbe would better represent Bede's spell<strong>in</strong>g (i, 243, 264) ; cf. also Eddi, Ra<strong>in</strong>e's York, i, 55 ; Fridegoda, ibid., i, 140 ; A.S. Vers. of Bede, i, 352. S. of D., i, 59. Before com<strong>in</strong>g to Cold<strong>in</strong>gham she had founded the monastery of Eb- chester, which is named after her. For works on the life of Ebba v. Hardy, Cat., i, 288-290. Cf. Bk. of Ely, 36-44. Her name is preserved <strong>in</strong> St. Abb's Head, Berwickshire. 1 The previous chapter relates the story and death of Caedmon. 2 " " Lit. Colud's town ; so H.E., IV, 19, i, 243 ; V.S.C., X, ed. E.H.S., ii, 68, Coludi urbem. The A.S. forms, " Colud's burgh," appear variously spelt <strong>in</strong> Eddi, XXXIX, Ra<strong>in</strong>e's York, i, 55 ; Anon. Life of St. C., 13 ; A.S. Vers. of Bede, i, 318, 348 ; A.S.C., s.a. 679, MS. E. Cold<strong>in</strong>gham (" the dwell<strong>in</strong>g of the descendants of Colud ") occurs early, as <strong>in</strong> S. of D., i, 59 ; B. of P., i, 96 ; L.V.E.D., 59, 67. Cf. also Lawrie, Charters, 17, 18, 55. All <strong>this</strong> may, however, be but folk-etymology ; for the name Colud seems not to occur elsew<strong>here</strong>. 3 H.E., IV., 19 ; i, 243.
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