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September 801 – 3
February 865), also
known as Anskar,
Saint Ansgar,
Saint Anschar or Oscar, was
Archbishop of Hamburg-Bremen in the
northern part of the...
- do****ents of 782, and
built a
cathedral there.
Praised for its
beauty by
Anschar, it was
dedicated in 789. He also
built a
small church at Blexen. Willehad...
-
Apostle of the North,
Archbishop of Hamburg-Bremen; a.k.a.
Oscar and Anskar/
Anschar Antherus 236 5
August Patriarch of Rome,
Venerable Hieromartyr Anthimus...
- name variant. The name
Eliot appears in
Normandy in 1195 and a son of
Anschar Elyot in 1198.
Large surviving clusters of
Eliots in
Seine Maritime (Normandy)...
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University of Königsberg. He
started to work as a
Pastor at the
Parish of St.
Anschar and the „Bethlehem”-hospital in Eppendorf, Hamburg. In 1914 he returned...
- and
death with
places Reason for end of
office Notes 847–865
Ansgar also
Anschar in Low Saxon,
Oskar in
Scandinavian languages Corbie *796 or 8 September...
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consulate at 22 Johnsallee.
Receiving her
primary school education at St.
Anschar Höhere Mädchenschule, M****aquoi
quickly mastered German. On the recommendation...
- Flanders, he
became a monk at
Turholt in
Belgium He
worked in
Denmark with St
Anschar and
succeeded him as
Bishop of Hamburg-Bremen (865). See: (in Russian)...
- (Gloucester, Hereford, and Worcester)
appeared in one
volume in 1866. A
novel Anschar: a
Story of the
North (Plymouth 1850), was
published anonymously in 1850...
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examination in 1939, she
gained practical experience of
clerical work at St
Anschar's Church in Neumünster. She was
particularly active in
caring for hospital...
