How They Lived
Characters mentioned in Ch. 10
Characters mentioned in Ch. 11
Events
Virtues
100

Housing that was given to Wolfstan, Wolf, Cyneog, and Fritha.

What is a hut in the village?

100

The two sisters who teased Fritha

Who are Beada and Crea?

100

The man who killed his wife. 

Who is Hardra?

100

The separation of the human soul from the body. 

What is death?
100

Loving God about all things and your neighbor as yourself. 

What is charity?

200

Vessels used to retrieve water from the brook.

What are waterpots?

200

The man who experienced joy and peace as he died. 

Who is Cyneog?

200

The monk who does the cooking.

Who is Brother Adrian?

200

The washing away of sins and welcoming of a person into the Body of Christ. 

What is baptism?
200

The realization of things hoped for and evidence of things unseen. 

What is faith?

300

Used to scour cooking pots. 

What is sand?

300

Wolfstan's nephew.

Who is Wolfsig?

300

The Christian woman Fritha will live with for 7 years.

Who is Queen Bertha?

300

A ceremonial and orderly walk of the clergy and faithful that represents a Christian pilgrimage toward God. 

What is a procession?

300

Right reason in action.

What is prudence?

400

This can be used for beds, litter for animals, or even for eating when young. 

What is bracken?

400

The woman who attacked the mean sisters.

Who is Hedda?

400

The man who got baptized. 

Who is King Ethelbert?
400

Assuming the permanent parenting responsibilities of another person. 

What is adoption?

400

The ability to stand firm in pursuing good in the face of danger and potential suffer.

What is fortitude?

500

Using weapons to procure food. 

What is hunting?

500
The person Hedda wants Fritha to marry. 

Who is Egil?

500

The youngest monk in the procession.

Who is Brother Simplissimus?

500

A radical reorientation of one's entire life toward God, turning away from sin and trusting in His mercy.

What is conversion?

500

Mastery over instincts, keeping desires and pleasures to what is honorable - having self-control.

What is temperance?