Witebia
Witebia, vulgo Whitby, est oppidum Isuriae in Anglia septentrionali, portus maris Germanici praecipue piscatorius, locus otiosus. Hic coenobium nomine Streuneshalgh ab abbatissa Hilda sub Osuio Northanhymbrorum rege anno 657 conditum est. Poëta Caedmon monachus fuit eius coenobii. 

Witebiae mercatus et nundinae ab anni 1122 tenebantur.

Notae

Bibliographia 
 J. C. Atkinson, Memorials of old Whitby, or Historical gleanings from ancient Whitby records. Londinii: Macmillan, 1894 Textus apud Internet Archive 
 Malcolm Barker, Essence of Whitby. 2006. ISBN 1-905080-11-5.
 Rosalin Barker, The Book of Whitby. 1990. ISBN 0-86023-462-2.
 Alfred Clapham, Whitby Abbey. Londinii: HMSO, 1952 Textus apud Internet Archive
 Robert B. Holt, Whitby, past and present. Londinii: Copas, 1890 Textus apud Internet Archive
 "Whitby (St. Mary)" in 
 Colin Platt, Whitby Abbey. 1985. ISBN 1-85074-456-4.
 Cordelia Stamp, Whitby Pictorial Memories. 2006. ISBN 1-85937-491-3.
 "The Abbey of Whitby" in 
 Colin Waters, A History of Whitby's Pubs, Inns and Taverns. 1992. ISBN 0-9519238-0-3.
 Colin Waters, A History of Whitby and its Place Names. 2011. ISBN 978-1-4456-0429-9.
 Andrew White, A History of Whitby. 2004. ISBN 1-86077-306-0.
 George Young, A history of Whitby and Streoneshalh abbey, with a statistical survey of the vicinity to the distance of twenty-five miles. Witebiae: Clark and Medd, 1817 vol. 1 vol. 2
 George Young, A Picture Of Whitby And Its Environs. 2a ed. Witebiae: Horne and Richardson, 1840

Nexus externi 

Loci habitati comitatus Isuriae
Portus maris Germanici
Condita 657
Loci otiosi
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