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Freculf (Latin:
Freculphus Lexoviensis, "
Freculf of Lisieux"; died 8
October 850 or 852), a
Frankish ecclesiastic,
diplomat and historian, was a pupil...
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chronology had
largely supplanted earlier systems—even in
royal chancelleries.
Freculf of Lisieux, a
Carolingian polymath and
member of Charlemagne's scholarly...
- .. :
Regesta Imperii" (in German).
Retrieved 15 May 2014.
Freculf. "A
letter from
Freculf,
bishop of Lisieux". Epistolae:
Medieval Women's Letters. Retrieved...
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promptly deposed him. He was
again imprisoned in
Fulda and
later given to
Fréculf,
bishop of Lisieux, and
later to Boso,
abbot of Fleury. Ebbo was restored...
- of the
Kings of the
English and
Deeds of the
Bishops of the English,
Freculf's 12
Books of History,
Peter the Devourer's
Scholastic History, and Sigebert...
- unknown, but he died
before Louis the Pious, who died on 20 June 840.
Freculf of
Lisieux dedicated the
first volume of his
universal chronicle to Helisachar...
- (Launobaud) 9c. 644)
Hincho (c. 660) [Leudebold (Léodebold)] (c. 662)
Freculf (823/5–850/2)
Airard (Hairard) c. 853–c. 880
Roger (Rogier) c. 985–1022...
