 After the meeting mutineers attacked Olaf, and he was wounded but survived, and as a result he converted to Christianity.David Hugh Farmer, in the Oxford Dictionary of Saints, writes 'it is tempting' to identify the seer with Saint Lide who lived on the island of St Helen's in the Isles of Scilly.By another account, Saint Ælfheah of Canterbury baptised him near Andover, Hampshire, England in 994.