Baedae Opera Historica

"Baedae Opera Historica" monumentum est litterarum et historiae, quod res gestas gentis Anglorum et ecclesiae incrementum mira diligentia exponit. Hoc in volumine primo, Venerabilis Baeda narrationem orditur a primis temporibus Britanniae, Romanorum adventu, et primordiis fidei Christianae inter incolas insulae. Opus praecipue in "Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum" versatur, quae fons primarius habetur ad intellegendam aetatem Anglo-Saxonicam et conversionem regnorum ad Christianismum.

Baeda, monachus eruditissimus, non solum res politicas sed etiam vitas sanctorum et miracula scrupulose refert, stilum perspicuum et veritatem historicam sequens. Haec editio textum originalem Latinum iuxta versionem Anglicam a J. E. King factam praebet, faciliorem reddens aditum ad thesaurum hunc culturalem. Per hoc opus, lector cognoscit quomodo fides et unitas ecclesiastica ad formationem gentis contulerint. "Baedae Opera Historica" perstat ut columna historica et theologica, necessaria omnibus qui fundamenta Europae medievalis et identitatis Britannicae perscrutari cupiunt.

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