This historical figure was the addressee of a letter known as the Libellus Responsionum, which answered a series of questions that he had posed, and reached him after he'd been sent to meet with Aetherius. In his highest post, he was succeeded by his followers Laurence and Mellitus. He convened a conference at Austin's Oak,
This historical figure was the addressee of a letter known as the Libellus Responsionum, which answered a series of questions that he had posed, and reached him after he'd been sent to meet with Aetherius. In his highest post, he was succeeded by his followers Laurence and Mellitus. He convened a conference at Austin's Oak, and then another at Flintshire, where he unsuccessfully attempted to standardize the date of Easter. His work was preceded by that of the Frankish bishop Liudhard, who restored St. Martin's Church where this man preached. He was supported by Queen Bertha, who may have convinced her husband to convert. This figure had been sent by Gregory I to the court of Aethelbert of Kent. For 10 points, name this missionary who converted the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity, the first Archbishop of England, who shares his name with another saint from Hippo.
This historical figure was the addressee of a letter known as the Libellus Responsionum, which answered a series of questions that he had posed, and reached him after he'd been sent to meet with Aetherius.
Saint {Augustine} of {Canterbury} [accept {Saint Augustinus} of {Canterbury} ]