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Mailoc or
Maeloc was a 6th-century
bishop of Britonia, a
settlement founded by
migrating Britons in Galicia, Spain. He
represented his diocese, referred...
- on
territory split off from the then
Metropolitan Archdiocese of Lugo.
Mailoc was
nominated Bishop of
Britonia and
signed the acta at the
Second Council...
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coinage in
Roman lands.
During this
period a
Briton colony and
bishopric (see
Mailoc) was
established in
Northern Galicia (Britonia),
probably as
foederati and...
- ISBN 978-1-59884-964-6. {{cite book}}: |last= has
generic name (help) "(...)
Bishop Mailoc, the only
Britonian prelate who has a
Celtic name ( = "great"). The other...
- of Toronto. London, Methuen. pp. 15. (Britoniensis
ecclesiae episcopus)
Mailoc or
Maeloc was the
bishop of
Britonia who parti****ted in the
Second Council...
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representing this
diocese at the II
Council of
Braga bore the
Brythonic name
Mailoc. The see
continued to be
represented at
several councils through the 7th...
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Catholic Church titles Preceded by
Mailoc Bishop of
Britonia ?-–633-? Succeeded by
Sonna of Britonia...
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needs of the
British immigrants to
northwestern Spain: in 572 the bishop,
Mailoc, had a
Celtic name. The
settlers had
brought their Celtic Christianity with...
- have been
limited to just four: A Coruña, Ourense, Pontevedra, and Lugo.
Mailoc or
Maeloc was the
bishop of
Britonia (Britoniensis
ecclesiae episcopus)...
- more
probable when we
consider that, at the
Second Council of
Braga (572),
Mailoc,
Bishop of Britonia, was
ranked lowest because of the more
recent origin...
