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Ségéne

Saint Ségéne (also called Segein, Segeni, Segeno, Seghene, Segin, Segine, Ségíne, Segineus, Segini, Seighin; c. 610 – 24 May 688) was the Bishop of Armagh, Ireland from 661 to 24 May 688.

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Priesthood

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Bishop of Armagh

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Genealogy and birth

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Genealogy and birth

Priesthood

Bishop of Armagh

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Ségéne

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples112
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
Components1

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Ségéne

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related to Priesthood · 42
Ségéne → AD, Armagh, At, August, Baithan, Bishop, Christ's, Christmas, Columbanus, Croman, Diman, Dionysian, Easter, Hernian, However, In, Iona, Ireland, Irish, Irish Church
related to Death · 31
Ségéne → Achad Claidib, Achadh-claidhibh, Annals, Ard Macha, Ard Machae, Ard-Macha, Ardmagh, Armagh, Bishop, Bishop Ségine, Chronicon Scotorum, Clonmacnoise, Four Masters, Fragmentary Annals, He, Inisfallen, Ireland, May, Quies Segeni, Repose
related to Feast day · 20
Ségéne → After, Among, Ard-Macha, Armagh, Bishop, Bollandists Acta Sanctorum, Donegal, Festival, Gorman, Maii, Martyrology, May, Saints, Segein, Segin Airdmacha, Segineus, Seighin, Tallaght, The Calendars, Tomus
related to Genealogy and birth · 10
Ségéne → Achad Chlaidib, Aghnacloy, Barony, Bresal, County Armagh, Field, His, Oneilland East, St, Sword
related to Bishop of Armagh · 9
Ségéne → Armagh, Bishop, January, Saint Patrick, Saint Ségéne, Saint Tómméne, Some, St, Upon

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armagh bishop saint ireland died aed 24 death st letter 640 sletty may irish church however pope diocese inheritance conchad

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghUpon0.60section
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSaint Tómméne0.60section
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghBishop0.60section
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghArmagh0.60section
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghJanuary0.60section
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSt0.60section
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSaint Patrick0.60section
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSaint Ségéne0.60section
Ségénerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSome0.60section
Ségénerelated to DeathSt0.60section
Ségénerelated to DeathMay0.60section
Ségénerelated to DeathThe Annals0.60section

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