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Galfrid or
Galfred (Latinised as
Galfridus or Galfredus) is an Anglo-Norman
variant of the name Geoffrey. It derives, like
German Gottfried (Latinised...
- gagi-, cagi-, kegi-, *gaujan "district" Cagildo, Cagita, Cagitus, Gagica,
Gaufredus, Gaulfus, Gavila, Gavina, Gavinus, Gega, Gegitus, Gigelus, Gogia, Gogilli...
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raised an
island in the
ocean to
prevent the
young boy from drowning.
Gaufredus (Geoffroi), a
cenobite of the
Abbey of
Saint Martial, Limoges,
wrote an...
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Gattungsdiskussion zur
Heiligenlegende im
Spiegel der ‚Vita
Beati Bernardi’ des
Gaufredus Grossus Grossus, in:
Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch 42 (2007), pp. 79–95...
- kegi-, to PGmc *gaujan "district": Cagildo, Cagita, Cagitus, Gagica,
Gaufredus, Gaulfus, Gavila, Gavina, Gavinus, Gega, Gegitus, Gigelus, Gogia, Gogilli...
- ) 1056 – c. 1088:
Gaufredus (I.) 1089 – 1093:
Aldebertus (or
Adelbertus II.) c. 1110 – c. 1135:
Manfredus Grimaldi 1143:
Gaufredus (II.) 1146–1156: Petrus...
- needed. The
Abbot of
Maillezais of the time,
Geoffroy de
Pommereuil (
Gaufredus Povereau),
became the
first Bishop, and the
monks became the
Canons of...
- 1263–1269
Philippe de
Chaourse 1270–1281
Nicolas d'Auteuil 1281 – 17 May 1298
Gaufredus (Geoffrey) de Bar 1298 – 18
April 1299
Mathieu des
Essarts 1299 – 1 October...
- (H. rex Angl′, Rand′
episcopus Andeg′,
Choce episcopus de Acre,
comes Gaufredus Britannie, J. sans terra,
comes J.,
Mauricius de
Creon senescallus, Andeg′...
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latter destro**** by the Saracens. He also
granted the plea of
Bishop Gaufredus that
bishops of
Mileto would continue in
perpetuity to be consecrated...
