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Henry Melvill, Frederick William Robertson, William Paley, William Nevins, Caesarius of Arles, Saint, Adolphe Monod, Robert Smith Candlish, Thomas De Witt Talmage, Henry Martyn, Phillips Brooks, Henry Edward Manning, George J. Mountain, John L. Girardeau, Mark Pattison, Peter Chrysologus, Saint, Archbishop of Ravenna, William Bernard Ullathorne, Jay, William, Laurence Sterne, Davies, Samuel, William Whiting, William Morley Punshon, Gregory T. Bedell, Henry Norman Hudson, Jean Le Rond d'Alembert, Samuel Cooper Thacher, Hugh Mackintosh, Lowell, Charles, Thomas Thellusson Carter, Archibald Alison, Charles Robert Maturin, Howard Crosby, John Guyse, Alfred Gatty, Augustine of Hippo, Henri-Dominique Lacordaire, Edward Dorr Griffin, Chapman, George T., Thomas Bradbury, Artom, Benjamin, Richard Winter Hamilton, John Donne, Logan, John, Jacques Bénigne Bossuet, Arnold, Thomas, Hedge, Frederic Henry, C. H. Spurgeon, Abiel Abbot, Henry Grattan Guinness, Thomas Chalmers, Charles Churchill, Patrick Augustine Sheehan, Charles Pettit McIlvaine, Hugh Blair, Thomas Gisborne, James Richards, Matthew Simpson, Thomas Binney, Samuel Stanhope Smith, John Owen, Rose Burghley, Bruce, Robert, Hugh Latimer, Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Joseph Butler, Samuel Horsley, George W. Bethune, Joseph Addison Alexander, Reginald Heber, Jean-Baptiste Massillon, Oscar A. Romero, Joseph Barber Lightfoot, Samuel Wilberforce, Erskine, Ralph, Clement Clarke Moore, John Caird, Thomas Somerville, Fuller, Richard, Ephraim Peabody, Henry Scott Holland
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The revelation to the monk of Evesham. 1196

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This is a late-15th-century translation of the late-12th-century 'Visio Monachi de Eynsham'. It recounts a vision of purgatory and paradise, peopled by contemporary figures such as King Henry II, experienced by the author's brother at the monastery of Eynsham in 1196.