c. 697–700
Latin
The Life of Columba
Adomnán of Iona · c. 624–704
The founder of Iona in three books of prophecies, miracles, and angelic visions, written by his ninth successor from the community's own memories.
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1693 works catalogued century by century, from the literature the Bible was written among to the present — each with a note on what it is, why it lasted, and where to read it.
601–700
1 work
c. 697–700
Latin
Adomnán of Iona · c. 624–704
The founder of Iona in three books of prophecies, miracles, and angelic visions, written by his ninth successor from the community's own memories.
1501–1600
4 works
1558
English
John Knox · c. 1514–1572
An argument that female rule is contrary to nature, scripture, and justice, aimed at Mary Tudor and published months before Elizabeth came to the throne.
1560
Scots
John Knox and colleagues
A blueprint for a reformed Scotland: a school in every parish, a college in every burgh, universities reformed, and church lands used for ministry, education, and the poor.
1560
Scots
John Knox and five others
Drafted in four days for the Scottish parliament, warm and narrative in style, defining the marks of the true church as the word preached, the sacraments rightly used, and discipline exercised.
c. 1559–1571
Scots
John Knox · c. 1514–1572
A partisan and vivid account of the Scottish Reformation, including verbatim reconstructions of the author's own interviews with Mary Queen of Scots.
5 of 1693 works