MEDIAEVAL MISSIONS.-Six types: 1st, Celtic or Scot, KU, 2d. Roman, 3d, Frankish,. 4th, AngloSaxon, . 5th, German, AA. 6th, Greek, XX. They sprang from the Church which had not been destroyed by the invading Nations, and were promoted among the Celtic, Teu. tonic and Slavonic races.

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Whitby Synod, 664: conver
sion of Kent, 597-625; Essex
600 60 E Anglia, 600-40
Northumbria, 625-62; Wessex 634
65; Marcia, 65045 Sussex, 678-83.
Unity of the English Church, b. The
odore, 668-89, and of Nation under
King Egbert, 800-30, and King A
fred 871-901, of Wessex Dun
shan against the married clergy,
950. William the Conquerer,
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Irish Columban establisher Monasteries and Missions on the Continent

589 is followed by Hiun, 613, and others.

GERMANS.

Boniface, 715-55,

Eligius, 650

Sturm

196 and

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defeated the Saracens and

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Arian Visigoths, 507 near
Clergy, conquered the
Clovis, aided by the old

Castile and 711-1492, exo

cared I. 586;

420-586. Ort

subject to A

Spain, 732

The Christi

Moors of

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BURGUNDIAN

Columban
589-613

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Co Marseilles

Fulmeran

Rupert, 606-718.

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Valentines D

OMBARD Teri

History of the Christian church from

its origin to the present time

William Maxwell Blackburn

I, 440-61; Greolas 1, 858-67. His empire inNorway, Swe< e at Monte Ca

sino, St. Maur, Iona, Banchor, Bangor, Corbey, Fulda, Luxeuil, Cluny, Chartreuse, Citeaux, Bec. The Holy Roman Empire (German) established goz