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Ealdbeorht is an Anglo-Saxon name and may
refer to:
another name for Aldberht, an 8th
Century Bishop of
Hereford Ealdbeorht I, 8th
century Bishop of Dunwich...
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Ealdbeorht (or Alberht) was a
medieval Bishop of Dunwich.
Ealdbeorht was
consecrated sometime before 731 and died
after that date. Fryde, E. B.; Greenway...
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Ealdbeorht (or
Alberthus or Ealdberht) may have been a
medieval Bishop of Dunwich.
According to
Powicke and
Fryde (2nd ed., 1961)
Ealdbeorht was in office...
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Bishop of
Hereford Sometimes Aaldberht, Alberus, Albertus, Ealdberht,
Ealdbeorht This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Ealdberht...
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Eardred ? ?
Cuthwine Also
recorded as Cuthwynus. ? x 731 731 x ?
Ealdbeorht I Also
recorded as Alberht. ? ?
Ecglaf Also
recorded as Eglasius. ? x...
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Ecglaf Bishop of
Dunwich In
office dates unknown Predecessor Ealdbeorht I
Successor Eardwulf Personal details Died
unknown Denomination Christian...
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Cuthwine Bishop of
Dunwich In
office dates unknown Predecessor Eardred Successor Ealdbeorht I
Personal details Died
unknown Denomination Christian...
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Aldberht Also
recorded as Aaldberht; Albertus; Alberus;
Ealdbeorht. 781 x 786 786 x 788 Esne Also
recorded as Esna. 786 x 788 793 x 798 Ceolmund...
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Prosper Tiro's
Epigrammata and Sedulius'
Carmen Pachale.
According to Bede,
Ealdbeorht I was
Bishop of
Dommoc and
Headulacus Bishop of
Elmham in 731, but by...
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manor of
Agney may have been the
estate granted by King Offa to
Ealdbeorht and
Selethryth in 785. It is not
mentioned by name in Domesday, but a...
