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Harnack's proposal has been more recently challenged by British archaeologist David J. Knight. In his book 'King Lucius of Britain', Knight argues that Abgar of Edessa was never called Lucius of Britio/Birtha in contemporary sources, and that to call Lucius King of a 'Citadel' (eg Britio) is
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A replacement, in the form of an inscribed brass plate, was set up after the Great Fire and still hangs in the church vestry. The text of the brass plate has been printed several times, for example by George Godwin in 1839, and an engraving of it was included in Robert Wilkinson's
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non-sensical. Furthermore, Agbar was only granted additional his Latin names; Lucius Aelius Septeimus, sometimes after 193 AD, several years after Lucius' conversion. Knight therefore argues for accepting the traditional identification of Lucius as a British ruler.
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in 314 AD. Restitutus must have had a church base. Secondly, in 1417, during a discussion about the order of precedence in a Whit Monday procession, the Mayor of London confirmed that St Peter's was the first church founded in London. Given that
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Because there is no other contemporary evidence for a British King Lucius, either in the writings of antiquity or in subsequently discovered artefacts (e.g. coins or inscriptions), academics question if he really existed.
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and rules in the manner of his father. Hearing of the miracles and good works performed by Christian disciples, he writes to Pope Eleutherius asking for assistance in his conversion. Eleutherius sends two missionaries,
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of Edessa and the mix up was due to a scribal error. Von Harnack then suggested that a scribe had used Agbar's middle name of Lucius, and had mistakenly described him as King of 'Britanio' (e.g. Britain) instead of
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For centuries the story of this "first Christian king" was widely believed, especially in Britain, where it was considered an accurate account of Christianity among the early Britons. During the
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church was founded by King Lucius. Interestingly, the church altar is sited directly above the potential location of a pagan shrine room, of the great Roman London basilica.
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Harnack, A. 1904. Der Brief des britischen Konigs Lucius an den Papst Eleutherus, Sitzungsberichte der Koniglich Akademie der Wissenschaften, pp. 909-916.
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of 303. Later writers expanded the story, giving accounts of missionary activity under Lucius and attributing to him the foundation of certain churches.
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supremacy from a very early date, while Protestants used it to bolster claims of the primacy of a British national church founded by the crown.
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The Catalogus Felicianus is an update of earlier lists. The first known version, (and probably based on a still earlier catalogue) the
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The Book of Popes, Louise Ropes Loomis, Columbia, 1916 in Records of Civilization, Sources & Studies, edited by James T Shotwell
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apon Cornhyl, and he fowndyd ther an Archbishoppys See, and made that Chirch the Metropolitant, and cheef Chirch of this kingdom...
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the fyrst christen kyng of this lond, then callyd Brytayne, fowndyd the fyrst chyrch in London, that is to sey, the Chyrch of Sent
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The first mention of Lucius is in a list of popes, with additional biographical notes, written in 532 AD and called the
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Repertorium Ecclesiasticum Parochiale Londinense: An Ecclesiastical Parochial History of the Diocese of London
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The Chronography of 354 AD. Part 13: Bishops of Rome (The Liberian Catalogue). MGH Chronica Minora I (1892),
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Alan Smith, 'Lucius of Britain: Alleged King and Church Founder', Folklore, Vol. 90, No. 1 (1979), pp. 29–36
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Heal, Felicity (2005). "What can King Lucius do for you? The Reformation and the Early British Church".
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was founded in 604, this clearly implies that St Peter's was considered in 1417 to be founded pre-600.
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asking to be made a Christian. The story became widespread after it was repeated in the 8th century by
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Two other facts however, may give credence to a Roman past. The first is that London sent a bishop,
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is the result of a scribal error, based on a theory proposed by German scholar
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followed their king in conversion and maintained the Christian faith until the
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Smith, Alan (1979). "Lucius of Britain: Alleged King and Church Founder".
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Smith, Alan (1979). "Lucius of Britain: Alleged King and Church Founder".
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invented to support the efforts of missionaries in Britain in the time of
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Victor 9 years, 2 months 10 days. He was in the time.....
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An illustration of Wilkinson's engraving is accessible at
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traditionally credited with introducing Christianity into
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York Minster
Welsh
king of the Britons
Britain
Liber Pontificalis
Pope Eleutherius
Bede
Britons
Diocletianic Persecution
Catalogus Felicianus
Liber Generationis
Liberian Catalogue
Chronograph
Pope Soter
Pope Victor
Arthur West Haddan
William Stubbs
pious fiction
Saint Patrick
Palladius
Adolf von Harnack
Abgar VIII
Britio
Edessa
Şanlıurfa
English Reformation
Catholics
Protestants
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