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Saint Fremund, also
known as Freomund, was a ninth-century saint,
hermit and
martyr in Anglo-Saxon England. He is
venerated at both the
village of Prescote...
- the
legend of the
martyrdom of
Fremund, a 9th-century
saint whose historicity is also uncertain.
Accounts of
Fremund are not
found in any Anglo-Saxon...
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century by the poet John
Lydgate in his The
Lives of
Saints Edmund and
Fremund.
Lydgate spoke of his parentage, his
birth at Nuremberg, his
adoption by...
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Bible Picture Book (c. 1327-35) John Lydgate's Life of
Saints Edmund and
Fremund (c. 1443-1444) Seal of the
Admiralty Court of
Bristol (1446) "ESIMESED...
- ****ociated with the
legend of
Saint Fremund, a
Mercian who was said to have been
martyred in the 9th century.
Fremund's relics are
supposed to have been...
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frequent rest stop for
pilgrims walking "St Non's Way" to the
shrine of
Saint Fremund at
Dunstable in Bedfordshire. The
forces of
Charles Edward Stuart p****ed...
- Vladimír
Burda (*January 25, 1934)
Richard Fremund (*9.4.1928)
Josef Hlaváček (*May 13, 1934) Jiří Kolář (*24.9.1914–11.8.2002) Běla Kolářová (*24...
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Saint Credan of Cornwall, hogherd.
Saint Gangulphus (760)
Saint Fremund of Dunstable, Anglo-Saxon hermit,
killed by his
kinsman Oswy with the help...
- 170–96. DOI: 10.2307/750640. 1982: “Lydgate’s
Lives of
Saints Edmund and
Fremund: A Newly-Located M****cript in
Arundel Castle”.
Viator 13: 335–66. DOI:...
- by Surius. (Regarded by
Baronius as the author)
Verified lives of St.
Fremund, St.
Edmund the King, and St. Birinus. (attributed to him by Leland). A...
