Christianity in Early Britain
Hugh Williams [1843-1911]

Book Description

Title:

Christianity in Early Britain

Author:

Hugh Williams [1843-1911]

Publication Year:

1912

Location:

Oxford

Publisher:

Clarendon Press

Pages:

484

Subjects:

Church History, Great Britain,

Copyright Holder:

Public domain

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Introduction. Britain as a Province of the Roman Empire

1. Non-Christian Britain
2. Legendary Accounts of the Coming of Christianity
3. The Cming and Spreading of the Christian Faith and Church
4. A British Church of A.D. 200; Excursus A: Extracts from Ancient Christian Writers
5. Persecution; Excursus B: The Martyrdom of St. Alban
6. Britain and the Diocletian Persecution
7. Erroneous Early and Mediaeval Views
8. Constantine and Britain
9. The Council of Arles; Excursus C: The observance of Easter until the Council of Arles
10. The Faith of Nicaea
11. New Religious Policy; The Two Tyranni:
1. I. Maximus, A.D. 383-387
2. Constantine, A.D. 407-411
12. The Church in Britain as aPart of Wedtern Christendom.
1. Fifth Century
2. Britain and Later Conceptions
13. Pelagianism. Pelagius. Agricola and Severianus. Palladius
14. Germanus and Lipus. Germanus and Severus
15. British Personages of hte Fifth Century
1. Fastidius
2. Faustus
3. Riccatus
4. Nynias
5. Patrick
16. Monachism: Beginnings
17. British Terms indicative of Monachism
18. Two Britains; Excurus D: British Hagiographic Literature. Vitae Sanctorum. Lives of the Saints. Bucheddau y Saint
19. Machism in Britain: Early Years; Dubricius, Dyvric; Iltutus, Illtud
20. Princes and Church. Ambrosius, Marlgwn, Arthur
21. Growth of Moachism; Excursus E
22. Manchism (continued). The Disciples of Illtud and Others
23. Annales Cambriae vel Annales Brittonum
24. Ecclesiastical References in the Early Literature of the British Tongue
25. Two Churches
26. The Church (continued)

• Index

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