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Cynesige (died 22
December 1060) was a
medieval English Archbishop of York
between 1051 and 1060.
Prior to his
appointment to York, he was a
royal clerk...
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after Ælfric's death, but his patron's
eclipse led to the king
appointing Cynesige, a
royal chaplain, instead. In
September 1052, though,
Godwin returned...
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Cynesige (died c. 963) was a
medieval Bishop of Lichfield.
Cynesige was
consecrated between 946 and 949 and died
between 963 and 964. He was a relative...
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might have been aut****d
instead by Ælfric, or
possibly Ælfric's
successor Cynesige.
Pronounced /ˈælfrɪk ˈpʌtək/; Old English: Ælfrīc Puttoc.
Sometimes modernised...
- 1051 Ælfric
Puttoc Also held the see of
Worcester (1040–1041). 1051 1060
Cynesige Also
known as Kynsige. 1061 1069
Ealdred Also
known as Aldred. Held the...
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niece of King Æthelstan, to
Bishop Ælfheah of Winchester, to
Bishop Cynesige of Lichfield, and to
various men at
court (including his
brother Wulfric)...
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Timid (died 1057), Earl of
Hereford and
nephew of
Edward the
Confessor Cynesige,
Archbishop of York (1051–1060)
Ralph the
Staller (c. 1011–1068), (in the...
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nobles feared to
offend the king, and only
Dunstan and his
relative Cynesige,
Bishop of Lichfield, had the
courage to face his ire. B went on: As the...
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Chinese Tang
dynasty 1012 – Baha' al-Dawla,
Buyid amir of Iraq 1060 –
Cynesige,
Archbishop of York 1100 –
Bretislav II of
Bohemia (b. 1060) 1115 – Olaf...
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early 12th-century
claims from the
archbishopric of York that
Archbishop Cynesige (1051–1060) had
consecrated two
Bishops of Glasgow. The 12th-century historian...
