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231:)" in 854. These sources give his death date as 12 March, which differs from the Canterbury date of 8 May. A plausible explanation is that later monks at Glastonbury, possessing the body and only a bare story, invented the rest. The cult, although never widespread outside Glastonbury, became known in Ireland: the
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William's assertions in these works include his failure to associate Indract with Abbot Guthlac (despite making mention of this abbot in other contexts), failure to name the location of the martyring, and giving the number of Indract's companions as seven. Historian Michael Lapidge believed that
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named Husa, with some followers, attacked and killed the Irish pilgrims, believing they possessed gold. After a posthumous miracle, King Ine had the bodies of most of the martyrs buried in the church of St Mary. The body of one companion is said not to have been found, but on their feast day, 8 May,
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Michael Lapidge to the second quarter of the 11th century his name is listed as "confessor", and is placed next to St Patrick's, hinting at a Glastonbury base for the cult. This litany is the earliest evidence of the cult for Indract, in England at least. He is named as a
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was named after him has been deemed "impossible" . This chapel was licensed in 1405 and 1418 and may have been at a place called Chapel where there is a holy well. There is a small modern chapel dedicated to St
Indract at Halton Quay near St Dominic.
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and the son of an Irish king. He and his nine companions had gone to Rome on pilgrimage and on their return journey they decided to visit
Glastonbury and the shrine of St Patrick there, staying for a night at a place called
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English calendar of saints, a 15th-century manuscript probably written at Glastonbury (Up Holland College, MS 98). A chapel at
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account, he relates a new tradition about
Indract and a sister of his named Dominica. Indract with his (nine) companions and his sister Dominica, on their way to Rome, stopped at a place called
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a column of light is said to emanate from his place of burial. The text proceeds to recount some more posthumous miracles, including a vision by
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2035:Benignus of Glastonbury
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1868:Augustine of Canterbury
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405:), not Huish Episcopi (
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1990:Ælfgifu of Shaftesbury
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1340:Nothhelm of Canterbury
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1264:Indract of Glastonbury
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465:St Dominick
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351:saint lives
347:John Leland
333:, a future
290:Old English
178:Old English
27:Irish Saint
2216:Categories
1968:West Saxon
1151:East Saxon
769:References
446:St Germans
414:St Alban's
268:Winchester
256:Leominster
210:St Patrick
190:St Alban's
151:St Patrick
101:suppressed
92:5 February
2125:Evorhilda
1182:Frisian,
716:Tamertuna
712:Tamerunta
434:Tamerunta
430:Tamerunta
1516:Mildgyth
1184:Frankish
1132:Wendreda
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469:Landrake
403:Schapwik
399:Shapwick
385:author.
314:King Ine
246:calendar
155:King Ine
119:Indracht
66:Shapwick
1752:Eanmund
1566:Wærstan
1506:Merefin
1354:Mercian
1278:Kentish
286:Passio'
194:Cornish
139:pilgrim
115:Indract
52:Ireland
50:unknown
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407:Hywisc
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367:Passio
322:Pedred
310:Hywisc
301:deacon
297:Passio
259:litany
182:Passio
165:named
147:shrine
108:, 1539
75:shrine
73:Major
1861:Roman
476:Notes
416:monk
326:thegn
143:thegn
123:saint
88:Feast
1772:Eoda
858:ISBN
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