A scholar who spent most of his time at Jarrow, for ten points, name this person, called "the father of English history" for his The Ecclesiastical History of England.
His second most important work is the scientific encyclopedia De Natura Rerum. Of his approximately 40 books, about 25 were Biblical commentaries, and most of the rest were lives of saints. A scholar who spent most of his time at Jarrow, for ten points, name this person, called "the father of English history" for his The Ecclesiastical History of England.
His second most important work is the scientific encyclopedia De Natura Rerum.
The Venerable {Bede} or {Baeda}