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Gundobald or
Gombald (died
after 998) was the
Archbishop of
Bordeaux from 989 to his death. He was the
episcopus Gasconum,
bishop of the Gascons, from...
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their wake".
Three canons promulgated at Charroux,
under the
leadership of
Gombald Archbishop of
Bordeaux and Gascony, were
signed by the
bishops of Poitiers...
- reigning" (regnante rege Hugone).
During the
reign of
William II, his
brother Gombald, the "Bishop of the Gascons",
established control over all the dioceses...
- II of
Aragon 14.
Alfonso IV of
Aragon 29.
Blanche of
Anjou 7.
Constance of
Aragon 30.
Gombald d'Entença 15.
Teresa d'Entença 31.
Constance of Attillon...
- Gundoald, Gundowald, Gundovald, Gondovald, or
Gombald (French: Gombaud, Latin:
Gunbaldus or Gomboldus) is a
Germanic given name that may
refer to: Gundovald...
- II of
Aragon 14.
Alfonso IV of
Aragon 29.
Blanche of
Anjou 7.
Constance of
Aragon 30.
Gombald d'Entença 15.
Teresa d'Entença 31.
Constance of Attillon...
- However, to her disappointment, the man – Earl
Gombald of
Lowen – is
already married.
Rumors spread until Gombald hears about it. He has been
contented in an...
- a
French writer Jean
Ogier de Gombauld, a
French playwright and poet
Gombald or Gundobald, an
Archbishop of
Bordeaux This
disambiguation page lists...
- William, who
likewise succeeded his
childless brother. A
third son was
Gombald, a
noted pluralist bishop, who held the
various sees of
Gascony as one...
- II of
Aragon 14.
Alfonso IV of
Aragon 29.
Blanche of
Anjou 7.
Constance of
Aragon 30.
Gombald d'Entença 15.
Teresa d'Entença 31.
Constance of Attillon...
