Ruth Hildebrandt
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Edited by P. Laslett, K. Oosterveen and R. M. Smith
Published December 1 1980
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The island of lona became the centre of Celtic Christianity in Scotland with the arrival of St. Columba in 563. Yet the monuments remaining there, argues Ruth Hildebrandt, are representative of another age and do not reflect the beliefs or practices of the Columban church.
Published June 30 1980
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