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Coenwulf (Old English: [ˈkøːnwuɫf]; also
spelled Cenwulf, Kenulf, or Kenwulph; Latin: Coenulfus) was the king of
Mercia from
December 796
until his death...
- MV
Cenwulf was one of Wightlink's 'C'
class vehicle and p****enger
ferries on
their route from
Lymington to
Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight.
Cenwulf was built...
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Cenwulf was a
medieval Bishop of Winchester, and had been
abbot of
Peterborough before that. He was
consecrated and died in 1006. Fryde, et al. Handbook...
- as Knut Tjodolf, Earl Haraldson's half-brother Will
Irvine as
Brother Cenwulf,
serving at the
monastery of
Lindisfarne Carrie Crowley as Elisef, wife...
- names.
Examples include Wulfhere ("Wolf Army"),
Cynewulf ("Royal Wolf"),
Cēnwulf ("Bold Wolf"),
Wulfheard ("Wolf-hard"),
Earnwulf ("Eagle Wolf"), Wulfstān...
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submitted to the
overlordship of
Cenwulf.
Cenwulf did have
overlordship of the rest of
southern England, but in
Cenwulf's charters the
title of "overlord...
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titles Preceded by Æthelwold
Bishop of
Winchester 984–1006 Succeeded by
Cenwulf of
Winchester Preceded by Ælfric of
Abingdon Archbishop of
Canterbury 1006–1012...
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According to the
historian Richard Abels,
Eadburh was a
descendant of King
Cenwulf of Mercia. The scholar, Ford Mommaerts-Browne, however,
suggests that she...
- Charters: S165 - (AD811)
Cenwulf granting land to Beornmod. S168 - (AD811)
Cenwulf selling land to Wulfred. S170 - (AD812)
Cenwulf granting land to Wulfred...
- Coenwulf,
Cenwulf, or Kenwulf, may
refer to: King
Coenwulf of
Mercia (died 821)
Bishop Coenwulf of
Dorchester (early 10th century)
Bishop Cenwulf of Winchester...
