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Earconwald

Erkenwald (also Earconwald), died 693, was a Saxon prince who served as Bishop of London between 675 and 693 and is the first post-Roman-period Bishop of London to begin the unbroken succession in the Saxon See of London. He is the eponymous subject of the poem St. Erkenwald, regarded as one of the most important poems in the foundations of English…

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Attributes
bishop in a small chariot, which he used for travelling his diocese; with Saint Ethelburga of Barking
Born
c. 630 Kingdom of Lindsey
Buried
Old St Paul's Cathedral, London though the location and survival of his relics are debated
Consecration
c. 675
Died
693 Barking Abbey
Feast day
13 May 24 April 30 April 14 November in England

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The poem of St Erkenwald

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Memorialisation of St Erkenwald

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Earconwald

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Edges163
Triples14
Avg. degree1.99
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Attributes · 1
Earconwald → bishop in a small chariot, which he used for travelling his diocese; with Saint Ethelburga of Barking
Born · 1
Earconwald → c. 630 Kingdom of Lindsey
Buried · 1
Earconwald → Old St Paul's Cathedral, London though the location and survival of his relics are debated
Consecration · 1
Earconwald → c. 675
Died · 1
Earconwald → 693 Barking Abbey
Feast day · 1
Earconwald → 13 May 24 April 30 April 14 November in England
Installed · 1
Earconwald → 675
Other posts · 1
Earconwald → Prince, Abbot of Chertsey
Patronage · 1
Earconwald → against gout, London
Predecessor · 1
Earconwald → Wine

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erkenwald st london bishop paul's shrine cathedral relics poem also saint early miracles saxon may day king erkenwald's chertsey abbey

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EarconwaldAttributesbishop in a small chariot, which he used for travelling his diocese; with Saint Ethelburga of Barking1.00infobox
EarconwaldBornc. 630 Kingdom of Lindsey1.00infobox
EarconwaldBuriedOld St Paul's Cathedral, London though the location and survival of his relics are debated1.00infobox
EarconwaldConsecrationc. 6751.00infobox
EarconwaldDied693 Barking Abbey1.00infobox
EarconwaldFeast day13 May 24 April 30 April 14 November in England1.00infobox
EarconwaldInstalled6751.00infobox
EarconwaldOther postsPrince, Abbot of Chertsey1.00infobox
EarconwaldPatronageagainst gout, London1.00infobox
EarconwaldPredecessorWine1.00infobox
EarconwaldProvinceCanterbury1.00infobox
EarconwaldShrinesOld St Paul's Cathedral: relics removed by 1550, lost in the Great Fire of London1.00infobox
EarconwaldSuccessorWaldhere1.00infobox
EarconwaldTerm ended6931.00infobox

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