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Folcard or
Foulcard (fl. 1066) was a
Flemish hagiographer.
Folcard, a
Fleming by birth, was a monk of St. Bertin's in
Flanders (now
Northern France), and...
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celebrated for his
scholarship as well as for his virtues.
Around 1066,
Folcard was
commissioned to
write a Life of John. An
account of John's miracles...
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account written four
hundred years after his
death by the 11th-century monk
Folcard.
Botolph was born
sometime in the
early 7th
century to
noble Saxon parents...
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queen and
probably a Fleming. The most
likely candidates are
Goscelin and
Folcard,
monks of St
Bertin Abbey in St Omer. It is a two-part text, the first...
- as "daughter of the wife of Anna, king of the East Angles". In
Abbott Folcard's Life of St Botolph,
written in the 11th century,
Botolph is described...
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important churches in the
years before the conquest.
Ealdred encouraged Folcard, a monk of Canterbury, to
write the Life of
Saint John of Beverley. This...
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Hunting Lodge of Boitsfort [nl] is made. 1076–1078 – Lady Renilde,
widow of
Folcard, Lord of Anderlecht,
establishes a
chapter in
Anderlecht and
brings over...
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abbey is long
since secularized, and is a
famous collegiate church.
Folcard tells us in his life of
Saint Omer, that
Saint Mummolin governed that extensive...
- Botolph's brother. The story,
which originated with a monk of Thorney,
Folcard's account of Botolph's life, that
Adulf was at one-time
bishop of Maastricht...
- Britannico-Hibernica. The
original m****cript of Ketel's work was
included with
Folcard's Life of St John Beverley,
following after the
conclusion of that work...
