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Peter of Ickham

Peter of Ickham (died on 4 May 1295) was an English chronicler.

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Occupation
chronicler
Died
(1295-05-04)4 May 1295

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Peter of Ickham

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples25
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
Components1

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Peter of Ickham

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related to Biography · 23
Peter of Ickham → Bale, Canterbury, Christ Church, Collectanea, France, Grève, Hist, Ickham, Leland, Leland's, Littér, On, Paris, Peter, Philip, Philip III, Philippe, Pits, Tanner, The
Died · 1
Peter of Ickham → (1295-05-04)4 May 1295
Occupation · 1
Peter of Ickham → chronicler

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ickham canterbury died de peter paris chronicler bale pits contain 1295 biography english name philip apparently iii monks however may

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Peter of IckhamDied(1295-05-04)4 May 12951.00infobox
Peter of IckhamOccupationchronicler1.00infobox
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyIckham0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyCanterbury0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyBale0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyPits0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyUniversity0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyParis0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyPhilip0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyPhilippe0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyGrève0.60section
Peter of Ickhamrelated to BiographyThe0.60section

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