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Short Description |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1-2 |
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The body of Swithhun 5 was revealed to the Anglo-Saxons. It was translated by Æthelwold 1 and his monks (Anonymi 1650). |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
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Eadsige 8 was expelled from the Old Minster. Afterwards he was living at Winchcombe. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2-4 |
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Swithhun 5 appeared to a certain smith (Anonymous 651) ordering him to go and find Eadsige 8 at Winchcombe. The smith had to tell him to go to Winchester and ask Æthelwold 1 to raise Swithhun 5's body from his tomb. Swithhun 5 also told Anonymous 651 to tell Eadsige 8 to go to his tomb and pull one ring from the six fixed in the lid of his tomb. If it came up after him, that would be the proof that Anonymous 651 was telling the truth. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
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Æthelwold 1 had Eadsige 8 and the other secular canons (Anonymi 1651) expelled from the Old Minster, Winchester. He replaced them with monks (Anonymi 1650) |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
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Anonymous 652 went to Winchester for the sake of some necessary shopping. Anonymous 651 met him and told him about the vision of Swithhun 5 he had had and asked him to report it to his master (Eadsige 8). |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 6 |
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Eadsige 8 was made a holy monk |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 7 |
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Anonymous 653 heard in a dream that he should go to Winchester to regain his health through the merit of Swithhun 5. He went to Winchester on two crutches. He remained there for some time and after an angelic vision he proceeded to the tomb of Swithhun 5, where he was healed. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 8 |
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Anonymi 1652 led Anonymous 529 to the tomb of Swithhun 5. They passed the night in vigil. Anonymous 529 was overcome by sleep at dawn. It appeared to him as if some people came up to him and took one shoe from his foot. He was cured and returned home immediately with Anonymi 1652. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
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Anonymi 1653 were cured at the tomb of Swithhun 5 before his bones were exhumed. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
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Æthelwold 1 with other bishops and abbots (Anonymi 1654) and many monks (Anonymi 1650) raised, at the command of Edgar 11, the holy remains of Swithhun 5 and relocated them with great veneration in the church of the apostles Peter and Paul. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 10 |
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Four sick people (Anonymi 1499) obtained their health at Swithhun 5's new tomb within an interval of three days. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 10 |
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The author of the Epitome (Ælfric 94) saw more than two hundred people cured in ten days through Swithhun 5's merit. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 11 |
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Twenty-six people (Anonymi 1511) came to Winchester in one day to be healed. They were all cured in the space of three days through Swithhun 5's intercession. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 12 |
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One hundred and twenty-four sick people (Anonymi 1512) came to the saint (Swithhun 5) from various provinces of the Anglo-Saxons. They were all cured within the space of two weeks. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 13 |
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Anonymous 558 had his eyes put out because of robberies he had committed. But because he had been blinded guiltlessly, he came to the tomb of Swithhun 5 and his eyes were restored to sight. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni |
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Æthelwold 1 had commanded the monks of the Old Minster that on every occasion when some sick person regained his health through Swithhun 5's intercession, all of them had to go to the church and glorify God. Certain monks (Anonymi 1504) bore it ill that they were being awakened during the night and they began to abandon that which had been enjoined by their bishop. |
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Event |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
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Swithhun 5 appeared in a dream to Anonymous 656 and told him to go to the Old Minster and tell Anonymi 1504 that their behaviour displeased God. Anonymous 656 went quickly to Æthelwold 1 and retailed all the things he had heard. Æthelwold 1 commanded the monks with a mighty threat that at all healings they would go to the church as soon as the sign had been given and would sing prayers of thanksgiving. |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1 |
Edgar 11 |
held office of King (King of the English) |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1 |
Edgar 11 |
held office of Ruler |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Edgar 11 |
held office of King |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 4 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 4 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 7 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 8 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 10 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 11 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 12 |
Swithhun 5 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Æthelwold 1 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Æthelwold 1 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Æthelwold 1 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Æthelwold 1 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Æthelwold 1 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Æthelwold 1 |
held office of Bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Eadsige 8 |
held office of Canon |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Eadsige 8 |
held office of Cleric |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 6 |
Eadsige 8 |
held office of Cleric |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Anonymi 1651 |
held office of Canon |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Anonymi 1654 |
held office of Fellow-bishop |
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Office |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Anonymi 1654 |
held office of Abbot |
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Personal Relationship |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Eadsige 8 |
was Lord of Anonymous 652 |
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Personal Relationship |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Anonymous 652 |
was Retainer of Eadsige 8 |
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Personal Relationship |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 8 |
Anonymi 1652 |
was Neighbour of Anonymous 529 |
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Personal Relationship |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 8 |
Anonymi 1652 |
was Kinsman of Anonymous 529 |
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Occupation |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 6 |
Eadsige 8 |
Monk |
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Occupation |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Anonymous 651 |
Smith |
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Occupation |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 3 |
Anonymous 651 |
Smith |
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Occupation |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 4 |
Anonymous 651 |
Smith |
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Occupation |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Anonymous 651 |
Smith |
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Occupation |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Anonymi 1650 |
Brother |
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Occupation |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Anonymi 1650 |
Monk |
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Occupation |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Anonymi 1504 |
Brother |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1 |
Swithhun 5 |
blessed |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1 |
Swithhun 5 |
admirable life and strict discipline |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Swithhun 5 |
saint |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 3 |
Swithhun 5 |
saint |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 3 |
Swithhun 5 |
prophet |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 4 |
Swithhun 5 |
holy |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Swithhun 5 |
holy father |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 7 |
Swithhun 5 |
saint |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 8 |
Swithhun 5 |
venerable bishop of God |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 8 |
Swithhun 5 |
God's saint |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Swithhun 5 |
holy man |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 10 |
Swithhun 5 |
saint |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 11 |
Swithhun 5 |
saint |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 12 |
Swithhun 5 |
holy |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 13 |
Swithhun 5 |
saint |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Swithhun 5 |
venerable father |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Swithhun 5 |
holy man |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 15 |
Swithhun 5 |
saint |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Æthelwold 1 |
most reverend |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Æthelwold 1 |
venerable |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Æthelwold 1 |
venerable |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Æthelwold 1 |
of blessed memory |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 7 |
Anonymous 653 |
Hump-backed man who because of a huge tumour was extremely bent over |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 8 |
Anonymous 529 |
He was cripppled disastrously in all his limbs by devilish demons. |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Anonymi 1653 |
sick people |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 10 |
Anonymi 1499 |
sick people |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 10 |
Anonymi 1656 |
sick people |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 11 |
Anonymi 1511 |
Some were blind, some deaf, some dumb, some paralysed as well. |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 12 |
Anonymi 1512 |
afflicted with manifold illnesses |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 12 |
Anonymi 1512 |
from various provinces of the Anglo-Saxons |
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PersonInfo |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Anonymous 656 |
trustworthy man |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1 |
Edgar 11 |
(... Eadgari) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Edgar 11 |
(... Eadgaro) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 1 |
Swithhun 5 |
(... Suuithuni) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Swithhun 5 |
(Suuithunus) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 7 |
Swithhun 5 |
(... Suuithuni) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 8 |
Swithhun 5 |
(Suuithunus) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 10 |
Swithhun 5 |
(... Suuithuni) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 11 |
Swithhun 5 |
(... Suuithunum) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 13 |
Swithhun 5 |
(... Suuithuni) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Swithhun 5 |
(... Suuithuni) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Swithhun 5 |
(Suuithunus) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Æthelwold 1 |
(... Atheluuoldo) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 5 |
Æthelwold 1 |
(Atheluuoldus) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 9 |
Æthelwold 1 |
(Atheluuoldus) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 14 |
Æthelwold 1 |
(Atheluuoldus) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Eadsige 8 |
(Eadsinus) |
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RecordedNames |
Ælfric.EpitomSwithuni 2 |
Eadsige 8 |
(... Eadzine) |