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Spearhafoc was an eleventh-century Anglo-Saxon
artist and
Benedictine monk,
whose artistic talent was
apparently the
cause of his
rapid elevation to Abbot...
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craftsman Spearhafoc to
replace Robert as
Bishop of London.
Robert refused to
consecrate him,
saying that the pope had
forbidden it, but
Spearhafoc occupied...
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recover lands lost to
Godwin and his family. He also
refused to
consecrate Spearhafoc, Edward's
choice to
succeed Robert as
Bishop of London. The rift between...
- Jumièges as
Archbishop of
Canterbury in 1051, he
chose the
leading craftsman Spearhafoc to
replace Robert as
bishop of London, but he was
never consecrated. Edward's...
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story of a
miracle he
performed to help the 11th-century
artist and
abbot Spearhafoc, who in
thanks adorned his tomb, with "statues of
enormous size and beauty"...
- The
references to
specific works by the 11th-century
monastic artist Spearhafoc, none of
which have
identifiably survived, are
about works in precious...
- species' name
dates back to the
Middle English word
sperhauk and Old
English spearhafoc, a hawk
which hunts sparrows. The Old
Norse name for the
Eurasian sparrowhawk...
- (fl. c. 1130 – c. 1150)
Master of the
Registrum Gregorii (10th century)
Spearhafoc (11th century)
Berlinghiero Berlinghieri (fl. 1228–before 1236) Lucchese...
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August 1044.
Translated to
Canterbury in 1051.
early 1051 Sept. 1051 (
Spearhafoc)
Previously Abbot of Abingdon.
Appointed in
early 1051, but
never consecrated...
- high-ranking Anglo-Saxon
monastic artists see
Eadfrith of Lindisfarne,
Spearhafoc and Dunstan, all bishops. Nordenfalk, 96–107 Wilson, 91–94 Alexander,...
