Ositha

Ositha (pia:Osgyth, Osyth, Sythe na Othith; alifariki 700 hivi) alikuwa binti wa ukoo wa kifalme wa Mercia.

Mchoro mdogo katika "La Vie seinte Osith, virge e martire" (Campsey Manuscript, British Library Additional Ms 70513, fol. 134v).

Mzaliwa wa Quarrendon, Buckinghamshire alilelewa katika monasteri hukon Warwickshire chini ya mtakatifu Modwen akatamani kuwa abesi, lakini alilazimishwa na baba yake Mpagani kuolewa na mfalme Sighere wa Essex akamzalia mtoto wa kiume.

Baadaye akaweka nadhiri za kimonaki akaanzisha monasteri huko Chich, Essex, akaiongoza hadi kifo chake ambacho kilihesabiwa kama kifodini^[1].

Tangu kale anaheshimiwa na Wakatoliki na Waanglikana kama mtakatifu.

Sikukuu yake huadhimisha tarehe 7 Oktoba.

Tazama pia

Tanbihi

↑ Note: "The stories of St. Edmund, St. Kenelm, St. Osgyth, and St. Sidwell in England, St. Denis in France, St. Melor and St. Winifred in Celtic territory, preserve the pattern and strengthen the link between legend and folklore," Beatrice White observes. (White 1972:123). White, Beatrice, "A Persistent Paradox" Folklore 83.2 (Summer 1972), pp. 122-131, at p. 123.

Marejeo

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
Biographical Dictionary of Dark Age Britain.
Geoffrey of Burton's life of Modwenna includes material on Osgyth.
Bethell's "Lives of St. Osyth of Essex and St. Osyth of Aylesbury", Analecta Bollandiana 88 (1970).
Bailey, "Osyth, Frithuwold and Aylesbury" in Records of Buckinghamshire 31 (1989)
Hohler, "St Osyth and Aylesbury", Records of Buckinghamshire 18.1 (1966).

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St. Osyth, Essex: Official Site: "About St. Osyth" has some historical detail
Picturesque England: St. Osyth's priory, with details of her legend (text)
Britannia.com "Lives" Archived 9 Julai 2011 at the Wayback Machine.
St Osyth's Spring Archived 13 Oktoba 2008 at the Wayback Machine. Animated and Narrated Edition of the St Osyth Story
Alban Butler, Lives of the Saints. St Osyth, martyr

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[White-1] Note: "The stories of St. Edmund, St. Kenelm, St. Osgyth, and St. Sidwell in England, St. Denis in France, St. Melor and St. Winifred in Celtic territory, preserve the pattern and strengthen the link between legend and folklore," Beatrice White observes. (White 1972:123). White, Beatrice, "A Persistent Paradox" Folklore 83.2 (Summer 1972), pp. 122-131, at p. 123.

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