Test 3: Ecclesiastical History & Cuthbert's Letter Flashcards
in accordance with; following
pursuant
still in existence
extant
a reader, especially one who reads in church services
lector
begun; started
commenced
a theory of the origin of the universe
cosmogony
points of high land that jut out into the sea
promontories
to solemnly renounce
abjure
the Regular Monachorum which formed the basis of Western monasticism; established by an Italian hermit
Benedictine Rule
advising or urging earnestly
admonishing
declarations emphatically urging someone to do something
exhortations
charging suddenly out of a besieged place against an enemy
sallying
“Anglo-Saxons”; the powerful nations of Germany that invaded England in the fifth century
Saxons, Angles, and Jutes
fear and anxiety about something that may occur
trepidation
sent St. Augustine to England to lead the country’s conversion to Christianity
Pope Gregory
able to be crossed at a shallow place
fordable
the study of poetry and poetics
prosody