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6 TO ii. ITS SECOND AND THIRD PERIODS. 47
PAGE.
Skara St. David, martyr, at Vesteras St.
Botvid, a native Swede Si
10. Commencement of Roman influence and inter
ference Gregory VI I. s letters to the Kings (1080
A.D. 1081 A.D.) Visit of Rodulward (?) to Rome
Foundation of Archbishopric of Lund Eric
Eiegod s pilgrimage to Rome (1093 A.D.)
Anselm s intervention Asser first Archbishop
(1103 A.D.) Inge II. (in i A.D. 1130 A.D.)
Sweden generally Christian 83
ii. Conclusion Reasons for the slow conversion
of Sweden and the expectation which it enables us
to form 85
DETACHED NOTE. Adam de Bremen s statements as to
Scandinavian Bishops 87
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