Talk:The Ecclesiastical History of England and Normandy/Book 6/Chapter 10
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| Edition: | 1853 translation from the Bohn Classic Library |
| Source: | archive.org |
| Contributor(s): | Rob |
| Level of progress: | Uploaded, copyedited 
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| Notes: | An excerpt of the miracle of Bricstan, rather than the whole text. |
| Proofreaders: | yyy, zzz |
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Bricstan was a Twelfth Century monk from Chatteris in East Anglia who, according to the manuscript, was falsely imprisoned by "a servant of the devil". Following a vision of St Ethelreda and St. Benedict he was released at the request of Queen Matilda of Scotland, wife of King Henry I of England c.1115-6. The Historia Ecclesiastica by the Chronicler Orderic Vitalis (1075–c. 1142) is one of three contemporary accounts of the incident.[1][2]