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Frithuswith

Frithuswith or Fritheswith (Old English: Fryðesƿeoð or Friðesƿyð, Latinized Frideswide; died 19 October 727) was an English princess and abbess who became the patron saint of Oxford and its university. She is credited as the foundress of a monastery later incorporated into Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford. She was the daughter of a sub-king of Mercia…

The priory, Life & In modern tradition

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Attributes
pastoral staff; a fountain; the ox
Born
7th century upper Thames region
Died
19 October 727 Oxford
Feast
19 October 12 February (translation) 15 May (invention)
Major shrine
Christ Church, Oxford
Patronage
Oxford, England; University of Oxford

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In modern tradition

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Frithuswith

Nodes53
Edges52
Triples33
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037736
Components1

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related to The priory · 17
Frithuswith → Aragon, Archbishop, Augustinian, Brice's Day, Canterbury Richard, Catherine, Christ Church, Dover, England, Frithuswith's, From, In, King Henry II, Oxford, St, St Frideswide's Priory, The
see also · 7
Frithuswith → Catholic, Chertsey, FrithuswithList, OxfordFrideswide Square, OxfordFrithuwold, Saints, St Frideswide's Church
related to External links · 2
Frithuswith → Anglo-Saxon England, Prosopography
Attributes · 1
Frithuswith → pastoral staff; a fountain; the ox
Born · 1
Frithuswith → 7th century upper Thames region
Died · 1
Frithuswith → 19 October 727 Oxford
Feast · 1
Frithuswith → 19 October 12 February (translation) 15 May (invention)
Major shrine · 1
Frithuswith → Christ Church, Oxford
Patronage · 1
Frithuswith → Oxford, England; University of Oxford
Venerated in · 1
Frithuswith → Anglicanism Eastern Orthodox Church Roman Catholic Church

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oxford frideswide church later christ shrine monastery remains saint university st abbess thames priory 19 october oxfordshire patron cathedral margaret

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FrithuswithAttributespastoral staff; a fountain; the ox1.00infobox
FrithuswithBorn7th century upper Thames region1.00infobox
FrithuswithDied19 October 727 Oxford1.00infobox
FrithuswithFeast19 October 12 February (translation) 15 May (invention)1.00infobox
FrithuswithMajor shrineChrist Church, Oxford1.00infobox
FrithuswithPatronageOxford, England; University of Oxford1.00infobox
FrithuswithVenerated inAnglicanism Eastern Orthodox Church Roman Catholic Church1.00infobox
Frithuswithrelated to External linksProsopography0.60section
Frithuswithrelated to External linksAnglo-Saxon England0.60section
Frithuswithrelated to The priorySt Frideswide's Priory0.60section
Frithuswithrelated to The prioryAugustinian0.60section
Frithuswithrelated to The prioryChrist Church0.60section

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