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Ernulf (1040 – 15
March 1124) was a
French Benedictine monk who
became prior of
Christ Church in Canterbury,
abbot of Peterborough, and
bishop of Rochester...
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Ernulf de
Hesdin (died 1097), also
transcribed as
Arnulf and Ernulphe, was a
French knight who took part in the
Norman conquest of
England and
became a...
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crowned Holy
Roman Emperor in 896.
There was an Anglo-Saxon cognate,
Earnulf (
Ernulf),
which was ****imilated to the
Frankish form of the name
after the Norman...
- the other. When
Ernulf Academy was
first opened, it was
originally named '
Ernulf Community School', but was
later changed to '
Ernulf Community College'...
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usually acting out
their ****ual fantasies. In 1995,
psychologists Kurt
Ernulf and Sune
Innala from
Sweden published an
analysis based on
answers from...
- Sciences. 40 (4): 574–581. doi:10.1520/JFS13828J. PMID 7595293. Innala, S. M.;
Ernulf, K. F. (1989). "Asphyxiophilia in Scandinavia".
Archives of ****ual Behavior...
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largely left in the
hands of the priors.
Following the
election of
Prior Ernulf in 1096, Lanfranc's
inadequate east end was demolished, and
replaced with...
- John
Palmer as Aldhem,
William Barrymore as Cedric,
Thomas Caulfield as
Ernulf, John
Whitfield as Redwald,
Robert Bensley as Dunstan,
Robert Benson as...
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following the
Norman Conquest of
England to the
south . In
around 1136/7,
Ernulf de
Swinton received one of the
first private charters recorded in Scotland...
- held by
Wlward White, a
thegn of the Confessor, and p****ed from him to
Ernulf of
Hesdin who died in 1097 and his
lands p****ed to the
family of Walter...
