The Foundation of Waltham Abbey presents the tract "De Inventione Sanctae Crucis Nostrae in Monte Acuto Et De Ductione Ejusdem apud Waltham" for the first time in print. Sourced from a manuscript in the British Museum, this historical document sheds light on the origins and early history of Waltham Abbey, a significant religious site in England. William Stubbs (1825-1901), a renowned historian, provides an insightful introduction and detailed notes, enriching the reader's understanding of the text and its historical context.
This edition offers valuable primary source material for scholars and enthusiasts of medieval history and religious studies. The tract details the discovery of the Holy Cross at Montacute and its subsequent journey to Waltham, offering a unique glimpse into the religious practices and beliefs of the time. Stubbs's meticulous scholarship ensures the accessibility and accuracy of this important historical record, making "The Foundation of Waltham Abbey" a vital resource for understanding the medieval English church.
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