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Saint Earconwald or
Erkenwald (died 693) was a
Saxon prince and
Bishop of
London between 675 and 693. He is the
eponymous subject of one of the most important...
- St
Erkenwald is a fourteenth-century
alliterative poem in
Middle English,
perhaps composed in the late 1380s or
early 1390s. It has
sometimes been attributed...
- The
continuing presence of the
shrine of the 7th
century bishop Saint Erkenwald made the
cathedral a site of
pilgrimage in the
Middle Ages. In addition...
- by
Saint Erkenwald who was the
first abbot, and from 675 AD the
Bishop of London. At the same time he
founded the
abbey at Chertsey,
Erkenwald founded...
- Cleanness; some
scholars suggest the
author may also have
composed Saint Erkenwald. Save for the last (found in BL-MS
Harley 2250), all
these works are known...
- the
Green Knight, Pearl, and Patience, and may have also
composed St.
Erkenwald. The poem is
found solely in the
Pearl m****cript,
Cotton Nero A x. That...
- Pope
Gregory XVI (1765–1846, r. 1831–46)
Benedict Biscop (c. 628 – 690)
Erkenwald (also
known as Earconwald) (c. 630 – 693)
Leudwinus (c. 665 – 713) Benedict...
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scholars believe that the
Pearl Poet was also the
author of the poem St.
Erkenwald,
which bears stylistic similarities to Gawain. The most
commonly suggested...
- 2), Alfred's
chief Huscarl and a
fierce warrior Kevin Eldon as
Bishop Erkenwald (series 3), the
Bishop of
Lunden Jamie Blackley as
Eardwulf (series 4)...
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central London. It grew up
around Chertsey Abbey,
founded in AD 666 by St
Erkenwald, and
gained a
market charter from
Henry I. A
bridge across the
River Thames...
