Lindisfarne (also known as "Holy Island") is a tidal island located ... of a cult following among medieval Christians. The monk St. Bede (A.D. 672-735) wrote that St. Cuthbert "laboured far ...

had founded a monastery on the island in the early 7th century and the Gospels were created in 715–720 by a monk called Eadfrith, who became Lindisfarne’s bishop. He seems to have undertaken them in ...

Lindisfarne, known as Holy Island ... The survival of the Gospels is near-miraculous. Lindisfarne, for all its beauty, is a crime scene. In 793 AD, Vikings descended on the island, killed the ...

Lindisfarne Priory Northumberland was the birthplace of the Lindisfarne Gospels ... Holy Island relates to the presence of ...

Lindisfarne, also known as Holy Island, was one of the first landing sites of the Vikings. Monasteries were places where monks lived and worshipped. Most people respected the monks and gave them ...

The first monastery at Lindisfarne was started by a monk called Aidan ... To this day, Lindisfarne is known as Holy Island.' 'The Vikings had visited Britain before they attacked Lindisfarne ...