"Vita Cuthberti" is a hagiographical text that details the life of Saint Cuthbert, a prominent figure in early medieval Christianity in England. Written in the 8th century by Bede, a monk and historian, the work highlights Cuthbert's piety, miracles, and his role as a bishop of Lindisfarne. The text serves as both a biography and a spiritual guide, illustrating Cuthbert's dedication to monastic life and his influence on the spread of Christianity in the Northumbrian region. It emphasizes themes of faith, devotion, and the importance of monastic communities during that period.