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Tómméne

Saint Tómméne (also called Thoman, Thomanus, Thomenus, Thomian, Thomianus, Thomienus, Toimen, Toimene, Tóiméne, Tomiano, Tómíne, Tomini, Tomméin, Tommene, Tommine, Tomyn, Comméne, Comyn, Terenannus; c. 580 – 10 January 661) was the Bishop of Armagh, Ireland from 623 to 10 January 661.

Paschal Controversies, Bishop of Armagh & Battle of Moira

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Paschal Controversies

Paschal QuestionLaurence of CanterburyMellitusJustusSynod of Magh Lene
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Bishop of Armagh

Mac LaisreCoarbSaint Patrick
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Battle of Moira

Battle of MoiraCenn Fáelad mac AilellaSenach
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Genealogy and birth

John Colgan
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Genealogy and birth

Bishop of Armagh

Paschal Controversies

Battle of Moira

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Tómméne

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Avg. degree1.91
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Tómméne

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related to Paschal Controversies · 53
Tómméne → According, Archbishop Laurence, Armagh, At, August, Baithan, Bishop, Canterbury, Capgrave, Christ's, Christmas, Columbanus, Croman, Diman, Easter, He, Hernian, However, However Pope Severinus, In
related to Genealogy and birth · 30
Tómméne → According, Afterwards, AI, Airgialla, Airtheara, Annals, Armagh, AU, Bishops, Bresail, Colgan- Tómméne, Colla, Conaill, CS, Feig, Felim, Fiachra, Four Masters, His, In
related to Death · 28
Tómméne → Annals, Ard Macha, Ard-Macha, Arda Machae, Ardmach Died, Armagh, Bishop, Chronicon Scotorum, Clonmacnoise, Comméne, Comyn Abbot, Four Masters, Inisfallen, Ireland, January, Repose, Ronan, Roscrea, Rónán, St
related to Feast Day · 13
Tómméne → After, Donegal, Gorman, January, Martyrology, Patrick, Saints, Successor, Tallaght, The Calendars, Toimen, Tomini Ardamacha, Tomméin
related to Bishop of Armagh · 8
Tómméne → Armagh, Bishop, On, Saint Mac Laisre, Saint Patrick, Saint Tómméne, September, St

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bishop armagh st died saint ireland 10 january battle death bishops son irish letter genealogy moira ulster time ronan john

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Tómménerelated to Bishop of ArmaghOn0.60section
Tómménerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSaint Mac Laisre0.60section
Tómménerelated to Bishop of ArmaghBishop0.60section
Tómménerelated to Bishop of ArmaghArmagh0.60section
Tómménerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSeptember0.60section
Tómménerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSt0.60section
Tómménerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSaint Patrick0.60section
Tómménerelated to Bishop of ArmaghSaint Tómméne0.60section
Tómménerelated to DeathSt0.60section
Tómménerelated to DeathJanuary0.60section
Tómménerelated to DeathThe Annals0.60section
Tómménerelated to DeathIreland0.60section

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