-
Herfast or
Arfast (died 1084) was the
first Lord
Chancellor of
Norman England. He was also
Bishop of
Elmham and
later Bishop of Thetford,
after he moved...
- Bury, born
before 1040, died late 1090s) was a
member of the
household of
Herfast,
Bishop of East Anglia, in the 1070s and 1080s. Thereafter, he was a monk...
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Herfast de Crépon was the
brother of Gunnor,
Duchess of Normandy, the wife of
Richard I of Normandy. His
parentage is unknown, but it is
stated by Dudo...
- paralysis, ruptures,
toothache Lord
Chancellor In
office 1070–1078
Monarch William I
Preceded by
Herfast Succeeded by
Maurice Shrines Salisbury Cathedral...
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Gunnor became his
mistress and her
family rose to prominence. Her brother,
Herfast de Crepon, may have been
involved in a
controversial heresy trial. Gunnor...
-
Elmham as his see. The line of his
successors at
Elmham then
descended to
Herfast, a
chaplain to
William the Conqueror, who
removed his see to
Thetford Priory...
-
empress (b. 1057)
Halsten Stenkilsson, king of
Sweden (approximate date)
Herfast (or Arfast),
Norman Lord
Chancellor Hoël II, duke of
Brittany (House of...
- Saint-Ouen Abbey, Rouen.
Abbot of Saint-Ouen In
office 1042–1092
Preceded by
Herfast Succeeded by
Helgot Personal details Born 1026–1027 Died 1092 Nicaea, Asia...
-
bishop of Lincoln, who had
moved his seat to that city
earlier that year
Herfast,
bishop of
Thetford Hubert, 'lector' of the
Roman Church and
papal legate...
- his new archbishop, nor
would he
promote his
chaplain and chancellor,
Herfast. He ****embled a
council of bishops,
abbots and
other notables, in order...
