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Saint Oudoceus (Latin) or
Euddogwy (Welsh) (c.536–c.615 or 625) is
generally known as the
third Bishop of
Llandaff in
South Wales. In
reality he was probably...
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Llandaff and the
bishops of
Glywysing Saints Teilo and
Euddogwy. He
received Euddogwy's father King
Budic II of
Brittany after the
latter was expelled...
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three senior Houses,
named after the
Llandaff saints:
Dyfrig (yellow),
Euddogwy (green), and
Teilo (red). The
pupils in each
house are
cared for by one...
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three Welsh saints:
Dubricius (Welsh: Dyfrig),
Teilo and
Oudoceus (Welsh:
Euddogwy). It is one of two
cathedrals in Cardiff, the
other being the
Roman Catholic...
- four
charters in the Book of
Llandaff during the
episcopate of
Bishops Euddogwy and Inabwy. Later,
Gwrgan features as king in
charters in the Book of Llandaff...
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thought to be the
brother of Anowed, and the
uncle of
Saints Ismael and
Euddogwy. In some
modern sources, he is
accounted the
grandson of
Ceredig son of...
- by the
Celtic Christianity: St. Ismael,
bishop of
Meneva and Rhos, St.
Euddogwy,
bishop of Llandaff; and St. Tyfei, a martyr. A
fourth son (credited to...
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eventual king of Armorica, and the
brother of the
martyr Tyfei and
Bishop Euddogwy (Oudoceus) of Llandaff. His
mother may have been
Arianwedd or Anowed, the...
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Cathedral Church of
Saints Peter and Paul with
Saints Dyfrig, Teilo, and
Euddogwy.
Llanthony Priory Vale of
Ewyas Domestic Religious 12th–14th centuries...
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Cathedral Cathedral Church of St
Peter and St Paul, St Dyfrig, St
Teilo and St
Euddogwy Diocese of
Llandaff 550 monastery,
secular canons 1107
Newport Cathedral...
