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Elfodd,
Elvodug or
Elfoddw (Latin:
Elbodus or Elbodius; died 809) was a
Welsh bishop. He
induced the
Welsh church to
accept the
Roman computus for determining...
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celebrating Easter in the
Welsh church into line with Rome by "Elbodius" (
Elfodd),
Bishop of Bangor, in 768.
Events in England, Ireland, Scotland, Brittany...
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Nennius was a
student of Elvodugus,
commonly identified with the
bishop Elfodd of
Bangor who
convinced British ecclesiastics to
accept the Continental...
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wooden church on the bank of the
River IJssel (approximate date).
Archbishop Elfodd of
Gwynedd persuades the
Welsh Church to
accept the
Roman dating of Easter...
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Roman and
Saxon computus until induced to do so
around 768 by "Archbishop"
Elfodd of "Gwynedd". The
Norman invasion of
Wales finally brought Welsh dioceses...
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Aureolus of Aragon,
Frankish nobleman Cellach Tosach mac Donngaile,
Irish king
Elfodd,
Welsh bishop (approximate date) Gang, king of
Balhae (Korea) Wang ****hen...
- the
Catholic method of
calculating Easter through the
efforts of
Bishop Elfodd in 768, thus
removing a
longstanding point of
ecclesiastical contention...
- Gymro) (1804–1884),
Welsh Congregational Minister, linguist,
writer and poet
Elfodd (died 809)
Welsh bishop Samuel Ifor
Enoch (1914–2001), Prin****l of the...
- the
Catholic method of
calculating Easter through the
efforts of
bishop Elfodd: 114 795/6
Battle at
Rhuddlan Marsh,
between the
Saxons and Welsh; there...
- c. 811
Elfodd Also
known as Elbodug, Ellodu;
described as
chief bishop of Venedotia,
probably Bishop of Bangor.
Possibly identical with
Elfodd who was...
