Adelheilige, 88–89, 95 Adolescence, Adolescentia: Definition Of
INDEX Adelheilige, 88–89, 95 ceramic vessels, 41–49 adolescence, adolescentia: defi nition child, childhood: accidents during, of, 127–134, 151–53; employment 112–14; constructions of, 37, during, 156–58; male, 128, 130–31, 89; education during, 92, 224; 157–72 employment during, 23, 104–04, 127, ageism, 234–37 157; esteem for, 70–71; initiation of, age of responsibility, 136–49 42–50, 129–130; prodigy, 93–96; ages of man, 3, 129, 152, 229–31; status of, 21, 24, 61, 66–68, 80–82; cohorts, 247–49; see cildhad, cnihthad, unbaptised, 32–33, 62–63. See also fulfremeda wæstm, geogoð, and yld cildhad, fosterage, pueritia Alfræði Íslenzk, 230 Christianity, 18–20, 31–48, 61–67, 87, Alfred, king of Wessex, 222 216, 229, 236 Alþingi, 82, 95, 132, 152, 159, 267, chronological age, 4–5, 110, 129–30, 295–96 134–37, 244–50, 261, 271–83 Andreas. See under Old English poetry cildhad, 207, 212. See also childhood, Athelstan/Aðelsteinn, king of England, pueritia 61 cnihthad, 207, 212. See also adolescence, Árni Þorláksson, bishop of Iceland, 88 adolescentia Ælfric, Homilies, 33–34; ‘Parable of the cognitive age, 4, 209; cognitive Vineyard’, 206–08 development, 207–13, 288–95 baptism, 32–33, 61–64 Denmark, 247 barn, 109–10, 231 Deor. See under Old English poetry Beowulf. See under Old English poetry dependency, 10, 52–53: in old age, biological/sexual age, 4–5, 23, 110, 239–42, 249–50, 252–54, 262–63, 143–45, 207–08, 231–34, 243–45, 298–300; úmætr/ómagar, 232–33, 249, 256–57, 261 252, 263; veizlusveinn, 82 bishops, 87–126: childhoods of, 12, disability, 29–36, 50–53, 107, 232 91–102; deaths of, 272–77; miracles Durham Proverbs.
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