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Cuthbert, St
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Cuthbert, St (died 687)

English Christian saint. A shepherd in Northumbria, England, he entered the monastery of Melrose, Scotland, after receiving a vision. He travelled widely as a missionary and because of his alleged miracles was known as the ‘wonderworker of Britain’.
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