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they decided to stop going. St. Swithun then appeared in a dream to someone (possibly two people) and warned them that if they stopped going to the church, then miracles would cease. This person (or persons) then warned the monks about the dream they had, and the monks then caved in and decided to go to the church each time a miracle happened again.
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ordered that all monks were to stop whatever they were doing and head to the church to praise God every time that a miracle happened. A story exists that the monks at some point got so fed up with this, because they sometimes had to wake up and go to the church three or four times each night, that
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Wintonensis, Michael Huber, and Lamfridus. S. Swithinus, miracula metrica, I. Text; beitrag zur altenglischen geschichte und literatur. Landshut: J. Thomann'sche buch-u. kunstdruckerei, 1905. 105 pages. Notes: Programm—Humanistisches Gymnasium Metten. A versification of Lantfred's work.
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Stephanus, Wulfstan, and Lamfridus. Frithegodi monachi Breviloquium vitae Beati Wilfredi, et Wulfstani cantoris Narratio metrica de Sancto Swithuno. Turici: In Aedibus Thesauri Mundi, 1950. 183 pages. Notes: Fridegodus' work is a versification of the Vita Sancti
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Swithun's best-known miracle was his restoration on a bridge of a basket of eggs that workmen had maliciously broken. Of stories connected with
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in the 850s. He died on 2 July 862. On his deathbed
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then continental high pressure is able to move in; when it lies across or south of the
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Swithun was initially buried outdoors, rather than in his cathedral, apparently at his own request. William of
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from his consecration on 30 October 852 until his death on 2 July 863. However, he is scarcely mentioned in any document of his own time. His death is entered in the
Canterbury manuscript of the
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Blakely, Ruth
Margaret. St. Swithun of Winchester: An Investigation into the Literature Relating to His Life, Legends and Cult. Thesis (FLA) -- Library Association 1981, n.d. OCLC: 557018780.
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Swithun, and John Earle. Facsimile of Some Leaves in Saxon
Handwriting on St. Swithun, Copied by Photozincography, with Literal Translation and Notes. 1861. 20 pages. OCLC: 863315099.
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17th or 18th century. Also, it is at variance with the 10th century writers, who all agreed that the move took place in accordance with the saint's desire expressed in a vision.
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Geoffrey Ivor Needham. Lives of Three English Saints. N.Y.: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1966. Series: Methuen's old English library. 119 pages. OCLC: 422028061.
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was built in the early 13th century to accommodate the huge numbers of pilgrims wishing to visit his shrine and enter the 'holy hole' beneath him. His empty
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Yorke, Barbara (1984). "The Bishops of Winchester, the Kings of Wessex and the Development of Winchester in the Ninth and Early Tenth Centuries".
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in the ruins of the Old Minster was also popular with visitors. The shrine was only moved into the retrochoir itself in 1476. It was
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Wilfredi I, usually attributed to Eddi. Wulfstan's work is a versification of Lamfridus' Miracula Sancti Swithuni. OCLC: 62612752.
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Davidson, George, and John Faed. Legend of St. Swithin: A Rhyme for Rainy Weather. London: Hamilton, Adams, 1861. OCLC: 16140471.
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Webster, Douglas Raymund. "St. Swithin." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 14. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1912. 20 May 2013
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were inaugurating their church reform, Swithun was adopted as patron of the restored church at Winchester, formerly dedicated to
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Bussby, Frederick. Saint Swithun: Patron Saint of Winchester. Winchester: Friends of Winchester Cathedral, 1971. OCLC: 7477761.
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979:(1973 ed.). p. 76.
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975:Norris and Ross McWhirter.
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2114:Sigeberht of East Anglia
2069:Cuthbald of Peterborough
1052:Ælfric's Lives of Saints
1047:"Of Saint Swythun"
977:Guinness Book of records
910:St. Swithun's, Worcester
719:Guinness Book of Records
566:Magdalen College, Oxford
558:St Swithin, London Stone
372:Goscelin, the latter in
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1782:George Pretyman Tomline
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263:Æthelwold of Winchester
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2925:Mellitus of Canterbury
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2074:Eadmund of East Anglia
1993:Patrick of Glastonbury
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2458:Eadburh of Southwell
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2373:Ælfthryth of Crowland
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1978:Melorius of Amesbury
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1142:on St. Swithin's Day
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1724:Brian Duppa
1685:William Day
1670:John Watson
689:, there is
649:James Raine
480:Swithun is
437:, taken to
435:Middle Ages
427:Old Minster
315:hagiography
214:Old English
3256:863 deaths
3245:Categories
2975:West Saxon
2158:East Saxon
1734:Peter Mews
1660:John White
1652:John Ponet
1380:Beorhthelm
1354:Frithestan
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1278:Æthelheard
1128:Swithhun 5
737:References
710:jet stream
677:(8 June),
675:St. Medard
659:John Earle
482:remembered
463:demolished
455:retrochoir
451:Winchester
431:Winchester
413:Swithun's
403:retrochoir
393:Veneration
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190:Winchester
171:Attributes
114:Winchester
111:2 July 863
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2189:Frisian,
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339:Æthelwulf
297:, London.
277:In legend
267:St. Peter
240:Biography
226:Swithunus
194:Southwark
186:Hampshire
181:Patronage
118:Hampshire
107:863-07-02
95:Hampshire
93:possibly
72:, c. 970s
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2191:Frankish
2139:Wendreda
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1349:Denewulf
1329:Helmstan
1303:Wigthegn
1298:Ealhmund
1268:Hunfrith
1253:Leuthere
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335:Helmstan
319:Goscelin
311:Wulfstan
307:Lantfred
271:St. Paul
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2573:Wærstan
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2361:Mercian
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1449:Ælfwine
1441:Ælfsige
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1393:Ælfheah
1372:Ælfsige
1364:Ælfheah
1334:Swithun
1316:Eadmund
1283:Ecgbald
1236:Birinus
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494:15 July
488:with a
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218:Swīþhūn
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520:– see
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