Bolgar R.R. The Classical Heritage and its Beneficiaries. Camb., 1958.

Bolton W.F. A History of Anglo-Saxon Literature. V.l. Princeton, 1967.

Bonner G. Ireland and Rome: The Double Inheritance of Northumbria // Saints, Scholars, and Heroes / Eds. M. King, W. Stevens. Collegeville, 1979.

Branston B. The Lost Gods of England. N.Y., 1974.

Britons and Anglo-Saxons in the Early Middle Ages / Ed. D.N. Dumville. Aldershot, 1993.

Brooks N. The Early History of the Church of Canterbury: Christ Church from 597 to 1066. Leicester, 1984.

Brown J. An Historical Introduction to the Use of Classical Latin Authors in the British Isles from the Fifth Century to the Eleventh Century // Settimane di studio del Centro italiano di studi sull’alto medioevo, 22. 1974. Pp. 237–93.

Brown M.P. In the beginning was the Word: Books and Faith in the age of Bede. Jarrow Lecture, 2000.

Brown М.Р. Lindisfarne Gospels: Society Spirituality and the Scribe. L, 2003.

Bruce-Mitford R.S.L. The Art of the Codex Amiatinus. Jarrow Lecture, 1967.

Bruce-Mitford R.S.L. The Sutton Hoo Ship Burial. A Handbook. 3rd edn. L., 1979.

Bullough D.A. The Missions to the English and Piets and their Heritage // Die Iren und Europa im früheren Mittelalter / Ed. H. Löwe. Stuttgart, 1982. Pp. 80–98.

Bullough D.A. Burial, Community and Belief in the Early Medieval West // Ideal and Reality in Frankish and Anglo-Saxon Society: Studies presented to J.M. Wallace-Hadrill / Eds. P. Wormald, D. Bullough, R. Collins. Oxf., 1983. Pp. 177–201.

Bullough D.A. Columba, Adomnan and the Achievement of Iona // Scottish Historical Review, 43. 1964. Pp. 111–30; 44, 1965. Pp. 17–33.

Campbell J. Bede, the First Century of English Christianity // Ampleforth Journal 76. 1971. Pp. 12–29.

Campbell J. Observations on the Conversion of England: A Brief Commemorative Review Article // Campbell J. Essays in Anglo-Saxon History. L., 1986. Pp. 69–84.

Campbell J. The Church in Anglo-Saxon Towns // The Church in Town and Countryside / Ed. D. Baker. Studies in Church History, 16. 1979. Pp. 119–36.

Campbell J. The Debt of the Early English Church to Ireland // Irland und die Christenheit / Ed. P.N. Chathain, M. Richter. 1987. Pp. 332–46.

Campbell J.J. To Hell and Back // Viator, 13. 1982.

Carpenter S.C. The Church in England (597–1688). L., 1954.

Carruthers L. Apocalypse now: Preaching and Prophecy in Anglo-Saxon England // Etudes Anglaises. Grande-Bretagne — Etats-Unis. T. 51, №4. P., 1998.

Celt and Saxon: Studies in the Early British Border / Ed. N.K. Chadwick. Camb., 1963.

Chadwick H. Gregory the Great and the Mission to the Anglo-Saxons // Gregorio Magno e il suo tempo. 33. 1991. Pp. 119–212.

Chadwick H.M. Vortigern // Studies in Early British History / Ed. N.K. Chadwick. Camb., 1954.

Charles-Edwards T.M. Bede, the Irish and the Britons // Celtica, 15. 1983. Pp. 42–52.

Charles-Edwards T.M. The Social Background to Irish Peregrinatio // Celtica, 11. 1976. Pp. 43–59.

Christianity in Britain, 300–700 / Ed. M.W. Barley, R.P.C. Hanson. Leicester, 1968.

Clemoes P. The Cult of Oswald on the Continent. Jarrow Lecture, 1983.

Colgrave B. The Earliest Life of St. Gregory the Great written by a Whitby Monk // Celt and Saxon: Studies in the Early British Border / Ed. N.K. Chadwick. 1963. Pp. 119–137.

Collingwood R.G., Myres J.N.L. Roman Britain and English Settlements. Oxf., 1936.

Cramp R. A Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculptures. Oxf., 1984.

Cramp R. Early Northumbrian Sculpture at Hexham // Saint Wilfrid at Hexham / Ed. D.P. Kirby. Pp. 115–140.

Cramp R. Decorated window-glass and millefiori from Monkwearmouth // Antiquaries Journal 50, 1970. Pp. 327–35.

Cramp R.J. Excavations at the Saxon monastic sites of Wearmouth and Jarrow // Medieval Archaeology 13, 1969. Pp. 21–66.

Cramp R.J. Monkwearmouth and Jarrow // Famulus Christi: Essays in Commemoration of the Thirteenth Centenary of the Birth of the Venerable Bede / Ed. G. Bonner. L, 1976. Pp. 12–14.

Cramp R.J. Window-glass from the monastic site of Jarrow // Journal of Glass Studies 17. 1975. Pp. 88–96.

Crawford S.J. Anglo-Saxon Influence on Western Christiendom 600–800. Oxf., 1933.

Dark K. Britain and the End of the Roman Empire. Stroud, 2000.

Deansley M. Augustine of Canterbury. L, 1964.

Deansley M. The Pre-Conquest Church in England. L, 1961. 2 ed. 1963.

Dodwell C.R. Anglo-Saxon Art. A New Perspective. Manchester, 1982.

Duckett E.S. Anglo-Saxon Saints and Scholars. N.Y., 1947.

Duncan A.A.M. Bede, Iona and the Picts // The Writing of History in the Middle Ages: Essays presented to R.W. Southern / Ed. R.H.C. Davis, J.M. Wallace-Hadrill. Oxford 1981. Pp. 1–42.

England before the Conquest. Studies in Primary Sources presented to Dorothy Whitelock / Ed. P. Clemoes, K. Hughes. Camb., 1971.

Esmonde Cleary A.S. The ending of Roman Britain. L., 1989.

Fairless P.J. Northumbria’s Golden Age: the Kingdom of Northumbria AD 547–735. York, 1994.

Fisher D.J.V. The Anglo-Saxon Age c. 400–1042. L., 1973.

Fletcher E. The influence of Merovingian Gaul on Northumbria in the seventh century // Medieval Archaeology 20. 1980. Pp. 69–81.

Fletcher R. Who’s Who in Roman Britain and Anglo-Saxon England. L., 1989.

Fowler D.C. The Bible in Early English Literature. Washington, 1976.

Gameson R. Saint Augustine of Canterbury. Canterbury, 1997.

Gelling M. Further thoughts on pagan place-names // Place-Name Evidence for the Anglo-Saxon Invasion and Scandinavian Settlements / Ed. K. Cameron. Nottingham, 1975. Pp. 99–114.

Godfrey C.J. The Church in Anglo-Saxon England. Camb., 1962.

Greenaway G. Saint Boniface: three biographical studies for the twelfth centenary festival. L., 1955.

Harrison K. The Framework of Anglo-Saxon History to A.D. 900. Camb., 1976.

Henderson G. Bede and the Visual Arts. Jarrow Lecture, 1980.

Higgitt J. The Iconography of St. Peter in Anglo-Saxon England and St. Cuthbert’s Coffin // St. Cuthbert, his Cult and his Community to AD 1200 / Eds. G. Bonner, D. Rollason, C. Stancliffe. Woodbridge, 1989. Pp. 267–285.

Higham N.J. The Kingdom of Northumbria AD 350–1100. Stroud, 1993.

Higham N. Rome, Britain and the Anglo-Saxons (Archaeology of Change). L,1993.

Hill D. An Atlas of Anglo-Saxon England. Oxf., 1981.

Hines J. Britain after Rome: Between Multiculturalism and Monoculturalism // Cultural Identity and Archaeology: The Construction of European Communities / Eds. P. Graves-Brown, S. Jones, C. Gamble. L, 1996.

Hooke D. The Anglo-Saxon Landscape: The Kingdom of Hwicce. Manchester, 1985.

Hope-Taylor B. Yeavering: an Anglo-British centre of Early Northumbria. L, 1977.

Hughes K. Early Christianity in Pictland. Jarrow Lecture, 1970.

Hughes K. Evidence for Contacts between the Churches of the Irish and the English from the Synod of Whitby to the Viking Age // England Before the Conquest: Studies in Primary Sources presented to Dorothy Whitelock / Ed. P. Clemoes, K. Hughes. 1971. Pp. 49–67.

Hughes K. The Church in Early Irish Society. L., 1966.

Hunter Blair P. An Introduction to Anglo-Saxon England. Camb., 1956, 2nd ed. 1977.

Hunter Blair P. The Bernicians and their Northern Frontier // Studies in Early British History / Ed. N.K. Chadwick. Camb., 1954. Pp. 137–172.

Hunter Blair P. The Letters of Pope Boniface V and the Mission of Paulinus to Northumbria // England Before the Conquest / Ed. P. Clemoes, K. Hughes. Camb., 1971. Pp. 5–13.