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from Eighth Century
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 January 2024
The letters of Boniface’s circle, as published by M. Tangl, includes both letters to and from Boniface himself during his time as a missionary in Germany, and letters to and from his friends and associates. Here 3 letters from Anglo-Saxon women are included, two of them to their friend Boniface. Also a letter from Boniface to Ecgberht bishop of York in which he complains of the immoral behaviour of king Æthelbald of Mercia, and a letter to Boniface from Æthelbert of Kent, thanking him for his mission work, sending him a raincoat and asking for two falcons to be sent from Germany.
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