Pechthelm

Role: bishop · First appears: Book V · Chap. XIII

Book V · Chap. XIII

with Bede (Bede identifies Pechthelm as the source from whom he learned the story.) “This story, as I learned it of the venerable Bishop Pechthelm, I have thought good to set forth plainly, for the salvation of such as shall read or hear it.”
with Bede (Pechthelm was Bede's source for the story.) “This story, as I learned it of the venerable Bishop Pechthelm, I have thought good to set forth plainly, for the salvation of such as shall read or hear it.”

with Aldhelm (Pechthelm was for a long time with Aldhelm.) “The most reverend bishop, Pechthelm, of whom we shall speak hereafter in the proper place, and who while still deacon or monk was for a long time with his successor Aldhelm, was wont to relate that many miracles of healing have been wrought in the place where he died, through the merit of his sanctity;”

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