Badudegn

Role: brother who ministered to the guests of the monastery · First appears: Book IV · Chap. XXXI

Life events

• c. 684 · Badudegn was suddenly seized with palsy and became unable to walk without assistance.(Book IV · Chap. XXXI)
  • “When he got up, he felt one half of his body, from the head to the foot, struck with palsy, and with great trouble made his way home by the help of a staff.”
• c. 684 · Badudegn was miraculously cured of palsy at Cuthbert’s tomb.(Book IV · Chap. XXXI)
  • With: Cuthbert
  • “Gradually the pain departed and health returned. Then he awoke, and rose up in perfect health”

Book IV · Chap. XXXI

• with Cuthbert (Badudegn prayed at Cuthbert's tomb and attributed his healing to Cuthbert's intercession.) “There prostrating himself before the body of the man of God, he prayed with pious earnestness, that, through his intercession, the Lord might be propitious to him.”

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Extracted from the original text of Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England. Made with Rho MD.