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Agilbert (fl. c. 650–680) was the
second bishop of the West
Saxon kingdom and
later Bishop of Paris. He is
venerated as a
saint within the
Catholic Church...
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cathedra at
Dorchester Cathedral near
Oxford under Saints Birinus and
Agilbert. The
cathedral at
Dorchester was
founded in AD 634 by Birinius, a Roman...
- independently. King
Cenwalh of Wes****
becomes dissatisfied with his
local bishop,
Agilbert of Dorchester, as he does not
speak West-Saxon.
Cenwalh splits the episcopal...
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Northumbria as bishop, and
travels to Compiègne (France) to be
consecrated by
Agilbert,
archbishop of Paris. Jaruman,
bishop of Mercia, is
dispatched with Christian...
- been
validly consecrated, he
travelled to Compiègne, to be
consecrated by
Agilbert, the
Bishop of Paris. 757 -
Byzantine emperor Constantine V sent to Compiègne...
- 666–680:
Agilbert 690–692:
Sigefroi 693–698:
Turnoald ???–??:
Adulphe ???–??:
Bernechaire († 722) 722–730: Hugh of
Champagne ???–??:
Agilbert ???–??: Merseidus...
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ordained a
priest by
Agilbert,
Bishop of
Dorchester in the
kingdom of the Gewisse, part of Wes****.
Wilfrid was a protégé of
Agilbert, who
later helped in...
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Aglibert may
refer to:
Agilbert (fl. c. 650–680),
second bishop of the West
Saxon kingdom and
later bishop of
Paris Agilbert of Créteil,
martyred around...
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Cenwalh returned to power, his
Bishop in Dorchester-on-Thames was the
Frank Agilbert. Bede states: At
length the king, who
understood none but the language...
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Agoard and
Aglibert were
martyrs at Créteil, Paris, France,
around 400 AD.
Other sources say
their martyrdom was in the 7th or 8th century.
Saint Agoard...
