The bones of apostles bought him a martyr's grave
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The bones of apostles bought him a martyr's grave
This episode delves into the story of Germanus of Auxerre, a bishop who traveled to Roman Britain in 429 AD with a specific purpose. It explores the historical records surrounding Alban of Verulamium, the first martyr of Britain, and the questions that arise from Germanus's pre-planned visit and the relics he carried.
Person: Germanus of Auxerre
Date: 429 AD
Location: Roman Britain, Verulamium
Topic: Early Christian history
Event: Relic exchange
- A bishop from Gaul arrived in Roman Britain in 429 AD carrying the bones of apostles.
- He intended to exchange these relics at a specific grave, which tradition identifies as Alban of Verulamium's.
- Alban, the first martyr of Britain, was a Roman citizen executed between 209 and 313 AD, with no contemporary record of his death.
- The earliest text naming Alban's shrine is the Vita Germani, written between 450 and 485 AD, which names the shrine but not the town.
- Germanus's journey was recorded by Prosper of Aquitaine in 433 AD, noting the exchange of apostolic bones for earth stained with preserved blood from Alban's grave.
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