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Cresconius (Spanish:
Cresconio) (c. 1036 – 1066) was an 11th-century
bishop of Iria
Flavia and
Santiago de
Compostela in
Spain who
succeeded Vistruarius...
- the
alleged relics of St James. In
response to
these challenges bishop Cresconio, in the mid-11th century,
fortified the
entire town,
building walls and...
- 256,
where he
discussed the
problem of the Lapsi. The
Donatist Bishop Cresconio, at the
Council of
Carthage in 411.
There was no
competitor Catholic bishop...
- (West Towers) were
built as
protection in
Catoira (Pontevedra) by
Bishop Cresconio. This led to a
great period of
prosperity during the 12th and 13th centuries...
- Iria-Compostela, held at that
moment by
bishop Vestruarius.
Subsequent bishops Cresconio,
Diego Peláez and
Diego Gelmirez undertook the
commitment to strengthen...
- he
departed accompanied by his wife Dona Sancha, his sons, the
Bishop Crescónio of Santiago,
Bishop Vistruário of Lugo,
Bishop Suário of Mondonhedo, Bishop...
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meaning 'godly'. His
uncle Dom
Crescónio,
abbot of the
Benedictine monastery near Tuy, was his
first teacher. When Dom
Crescónio became bishop of
Coimbra in...
-
Council of
Carthage (411) at that time the seat had no
Donatist bishops.
Cresconio witnessed the
Council of
Carthage (525). In
modern times Simingi became...
- The town had no
Donatist as
Faustino had died five
years earlier (406).
Cresconio attended the
Council of
Carthage (525) and
Fruttuoso the anti-Monothelitism...
- bishopric.
Little is
known of the bishopric. However, the
bishop here,
Cresconio,
attended the
synod in
Carthage in 484
called by the
Vandal king Huneric...
