Bede's Ecclesiastical History

Hiddila

Role: priest · First appears: Book IV · Chap. XVI

Life events

  • c. 678 · Wilfrid entrusted his estate to Bernwin and assigned Hiddila to minister to its inhabitants.(Book IV · Chap. XVI · 📍 Isle of Wight)
    • With: Wilfrid Bernwin
    • “The part which he received, he committed to one of his clerks called Bernwin, who was his sister’s son, assigning to him a priest, whose name was Hiddila, to administer the Word and laver of life to all that would be saved.”
  • c. 678 · The Isle of Wight received the Christian faith after the royal boys’ conversion and martyrdom.(Book IV · Chap. XVI · 📍 Isle of Wight)
    • “Thus, after this manner, when all the provinces of Britain had received the faith of Christ, the Isle of Wight also received the same;”

Book IV · Chap. XVI

  • with Wilfrid (Wilfrid assigned Hiddila as a priest to administer the faith.) “The part which he received, he committed to one of his clerks called Bernwin, who was his sister’s son, assigning to him a priest, whose name was Hiddila, to administer the Word and laver of life to all that would be saved.”
  • with Bernwin (Hiddila was assigned to Bernwin as priest.) “The part which he received, he committed to one of his clerks called Bernwin, who was his sister’s son, assigning to him a priest, whose name was Hiddila, to administer the Word and laver of life to all that would be saved.”

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