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Ernulf

Ernulf (1040 – 15 March 1124) was a French Benedictine monk who became prior of Christ Church in Canterbury, abbot of Peterborough, and bishop of Rochester in England. A jurist and an architect as well, he was responsible for greatly expanding Canterbury Cathedral during his time there.

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Appointed
28 September 1114
Born
1040 Beauvais
Consecration
26 December 1115
Denomination
Catholic
Died
15 March 1124 (aged 83–84)
Other posts
Prior of Christ Church, Canterbury · Abbot of Peterborough

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related to References · 45
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related to Life · 36
Ernulf → Abbot, Andrew, Archbishop Anselm, At, At Peterborough, Beauvais, Bec, Benedictine Order, Canterbury, Canterbury Cathedral, Chartres, Conrad, December, England, Ernulf's, Escures, France, He, Hugh Candidus, In
related to In Literature · 14
Ernulf → An, Anthony Trollope, Archbishop Slope's, Barchester Towers, Bishop Ernulf, England, English, Ernulfus, From, Laurence Sterne, The, The Pope's Curse, Thou, Tristram Shandy
Other posts · 2
Ernulf → Abbot of Peterborough, Prior of Christ Church, Canterbury
Appointed · 1
Ernulf → 28 September 1114
Born · 1
Ernulf → 1040 Beauvais
Consecration · 1
Ernulf → 26 December 1115
Denomination · 1
Ernulf → Catholic
Died · 1
Ernulf → 15 March 1124 (aged 83–84)
Predecessor · 1
Ernulf → Ralph d'Escures

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canterbury rochester peterborough church bishop prior ed 1040 abbot beauvais england also british priors march cathedral lanfranc isbn christ benedictine

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ErnulfAppointed28 September 11141.00infobox
ErnulfBorn1040 Beauvais1.00infobox
ErnulfConsecration26 December 11151.00infobox
ErnulfDenominationCatholic1.00infobox
ErnulfDied15 March 1124 (aged 83–84)1.00infobox
ErnulfOther postsPrior of Christ Church, Canterbury1.00infobox
ErnulfOther postsAbbot of Peterborough1.00infobox
ErnulfPredecessorRalph d'Escures1.00infobox
ErnulfSuccessorJohn1.00infobox
ErnulfTerm ended15 March 11241.00infobox
Ernulfrelated to In LiteratureAn0.60section
Ernulfrelated to In LiteratureBishop Ernulf0.60section

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