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Brihtwine (or Beorhtwine) was an Anglo-Saxon
Bishop of Wells. His
consecration date is not known, but he was
expelled to
restore his
predecessor Æthelwine...
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Brithwine II was a
medieval Bishop of Sherborne.
Brithwine was
consecrated in 1023. He died
probably on 2 June 1045. Or
Brithwyn or
Beorhtwine Fryde, et...
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named Brihtwine and the
abbey regarding land held at Leckhampstead. In the time of King Cnut this land had p****ed from the
abbey to
Brihtwine's father...
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Merewith Bishop of
Wells Elected c. 1024 Term
ended April 1033
Predecessor Brihtwine Successor Duduc Other post(s)
Abbot of
Glastonbury Orders Consecration...
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Umayyad caliph of Córdoba
Alpert of Metz,
French Benedictine chronicler Brihtwine,
bishop of
Wells (approximate date) Choe Hang,
civil minister of Goryeo...
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Expelled circa 1021/1023 and 1024 in
favour of
Brihtwine. c. 1021–24
unknown Brihtwine Expelled.
unknown unknown Aethelwine (again)
Restored but...
- of Wells. He was
consecrated in 1013, and was
expelled to make way for
Brihtwine, but was
restored and then once more expelled. He died
possibly around...
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Abbot of Sherborne) 1001 Æthelric 1012 Æthelsige II 1015
Brihtwine I 1017 Ælfmær 1023
Brihtwine II 1045 Ælfwold II (St Ælfwold) 1058
Herman *O.S.B = Ordo...
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Umayyad caliph of Córdoba
Alpert of Metz,
French Benedictine chronicler Brihtwine,
bishop of
Wells (approximate date) Choe Hang,
civil minister of Goryeo...
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Wells 975–997 Ælfweard c.975–1009
Brihtred (Beorhtred) 1009–?
Brihtwig (
Brihtwine) c. 1017–1024
later Bishop of
Wells Æthelweard (Aegelweard) c.1024–1053...
