Ceolnoth

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Archbishop

Gervase of Canterbury Dean See of Canterbury Wessex Mercian

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Later life and death

Scriptoriums Archdeacons Leo IV

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Archbishop of Canterbury Vikings

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Consecration: 833, possibly 27 July
Died: 4 February 870
Other post: possibly Dean of Canterbury
Predecessor: Feologild
Successor: Æthelred
Term ended: 4 February 870

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Archbishop

Later life and death

Scriptoriums Scriptorium
Archdeacons Archdeacon
Leo IV Pope Leo IV

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Avg. degree1.89

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Ceolnoth

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related to Archbishop · 26

Ceolnoth → Britain, Canterbury, Canterbury's, Croft, Dean, Egbert, Egbert's, Gervase, Given, In, July, Kent, Kingston, Mercia, Mercian, Previously, Thames, The, There, This

related to Later life and death · 13

Ceolnoth → Although, Canterbury, Ceolnoth's, During, During Ceolnoth's, Egbert, England, February, He, Kent, London, Pope Leo IV, Viking

related to External links · 2

Ceolnoth → Anglo-Saxon England, Prosopography

Consecration · 1

Ceolnoth → 833, possibly 27 July

Died · 1

Ceolnoth → 4 February 870

Other post · 1

Ceolnoth → possibly Dean of Canterbury

Predecessor · 1

Ceolnoth → Feologild

Successor · 1

Ceolnoth → Æthelred

Term ended · 1

Ceolnoth → 4 February 870

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archbishop canterbury later died raids life wessex egbert kent kings king held agreement viking archbishopric office problems 833 first became

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Ceolnoth	Consecration	833, possibly 27 July	1.00	infobox
Ceolnoth	Died	4 February 870	1.00	infobox
Ceolnoth	Other post	possibly Dean of Canterbury	1.00	infobox
Ceolnoth	Predecessor	Feologild	1.00	infobox
Ceolnoth	Successor	Æthelred	1.00	infobox
Ceolnoth	Term ended	4 February 870	1.00	infobox
Ceolnoth	related to Archbishop	Gervase	0.60	section
Ceolnoth	related to Archbishop	Canterbury	0.60	section
Ceolnoth	related to Archbishop	Dean	0.60	section
Ceolnoth	related to Archbishop	There	0.60	section
Ceolnoth	related to Archbishop	Kent	0.60	section
Ceolnoth	related to Archbishop	Given	0.60	section

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