Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |      the Anonymous Life of St. Cuthbert. That some form of annalistic
 2        0, Int   |     account of the life of St. Cuthbert and stories of the miracles
 3        0, Int   |       Ethelwald, who succeeded Cuthbert as anchorite at Fame, and
 4        0, Life  |      evidence of the letter of Cuthbert to Cuthwin (v. infra). From
 5        0, Life  |    task of writing the life of Cuthbert. Otherwise we have no authentic
 6        0, Life  |  records with approval how St. Cuthbert thought "that to afford
 7        0, Life  |        described by his pupil, Cuthbert, who afterwards became Abbot
 8        0, Life  |        1104, when the bones of Cuthbert were translated to the new
 9        0, Life  |      rested remains.~Letter of Cuthbert to Cuthwin.~"To his fellow-lector,
10        0, Life  |    Cuthwin, beloved in Christ, Cuthbert, his fellow-student, greeting
11       IV, XXVI  |   friends, and particularly of Cuthbert,of blessed memory, who had
12       IV, XXVII |               CHAP. XXVII. How Cuthbert, a man of God, was made
13       IV, XXVII |     and of a prophetic spirit. Cuthbert, humbly submitting himself
14       IV, XXVII |      had departed to the Lord, Cuthbert became provost of that monastery,
15       IV, XXVII |       understand. And such was Cuthbert’s skill in speaking, so
16       IV, XXVIII|       XXVIII. How the same St. Cuthbert, living the life of an Anchorite,
17       IV, XXVIII|          676 A.D.]~AFTER this, Cuthbert, as he grew in goodness
18       IV, XXVIII|    memory, presided, and there Cuthbert was, with one mind and consent
19       IV, XXVIII|       first ordained, and that Cuthbert should take upon him the
20       IV, XXIX  |    united with the man of God, Cuthbert, in the bonds of spiritual
21       IV, XXIX  | salvation. Hearing that Bishop Cuthbert was come to the city of
22       IV, XXIX  |        in merit to the blessed Cuthbert, that which was lacking
23       IV, XXIX  |        ordained in the room of Cuthbert. Afterwards Eadbertwas ordained,
24       IV, XXX   |       death of the man of God, Cuthbert, whereas the loftiness of
25       IV, XXX   |     his venerable predecessor, Cuthbert, had for some time served
26       IV, XXX   |    grave of the blessed father Cuthbert, placing over it the coffin,
27       IV, XXXI  |    tomb of the reverend father Cuthbert, and there, on his knees,
28       IV, XXXI  |     garments which had been on Cuthbert’s body, dedicated to God,
29       IV, XXXII |       eye at the relics of St. Cuthbert.~NOR is that cure to be
30       IV, XXXII |     relics of the holy father, Cuthbert. For when the brethren found
31        V, I     |        Ethelwald, successor to Cuthbert, leading a hermit’s life,
32        V, I     |      succeeded the man of God, Cuthbert, in the exercise of a solitary
33        V, XXIV  |        Life of the Holy Father Cuthbert, (see IV, 26-32) who was
34        V, XXIV  |      Nothelm.~In the year 740, Cuthbert was consecrated in Nothelm’