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Deruvian (Medieval Latin: Deruvi****), also
known by
several other names including Damian, was a
possibly legendary 2nd-century
bishop and saint, said...
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century under the
legendary King Lucius and his
missionary saints ****an,
Deruvian, Elv**** and Medwin. None of that is
considered credible by
modern historians...
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first person of δαμᾷ (damāi).
Notable persons with the name include:
Deruvian,
sometimes called Damian,
legendary 2nd-century
bishop and
saint Damian...
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century under the
legendary King
Lucius and his
missionary saints ****an,
Deruvian, Elv****, and Medwin. None of that is
considered credible by
modern historians...
- the
Bishop of Winchester. (Among the
first works to
mention SS ****an and
Deruvian, its
present form is
notably marred by
anachronistic forgeries and additions...
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baptism and
conversion to Christianity.
Together with his
companion St
Deruvian, he was
sometimes reckoned as the
apostle of Britain. ****an was also renowned...
- William's
original text was more
careful and its
accounts of "Phagan" and "
Deruvian",
along with
various p****ages
about Arthur, were
later additions meant...
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Aristobulus as "bishop of Britain".
Medieval accounts of King Lucius, ****an and
Deruvian, and
Joseph of Arimathea, however, are now
usually accounted as
pious frauds...
- 6th-century St Teilo. In the 19th century,
Edward Williams conflated him with St
Deruvian, a
figure in the
legendary accounts of the
baptism of King Lucius of Britain...
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executing the Pope's wishes;
these include the
early Welsh saints ****an,
Deruvian and Elvan. ****an is
sometimes named as "the
first Bishop of Llandaff" while...
