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Saint Folcwin or
Folcuin (Latin: Folquinus, Folcwinus, Folcvinus; Old Dutch: *Folkwin; French: Folquin) (d. 15
December 855) was a
Frankish abbot, cleric...
- Folkwin, also
spelled Folcwin,
Folcuin or Volkwin, is the name of:
Folcwin (died 855),
bishop of Thérouanne
Folcuin (c. 935–990),
abbot of
Lobbes Volkwin...
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Latin cartulary (Chartularium Sithiense)
whose first part is
attributed to
Folcwin. The
abbey was
founded on the
banks of the Aa in the 7th
century by Bishop...
- Folcmar/Volkmar, Folcnand, Fulcrad, Fulcrich, Folcswind, Fulcuald, Folcward,
Folcwin, Fulculf; Heidifolc, Herifolch, Hrodfolc, Ratfolc, Sigifolc,
Saelfolc funs...
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Dunkirk evacuation in 1940. The
church on the
village square is
dedicated to
Folcwin, who died at
Esquelbecq in 855 CE. It is a hall
church of the hallekerk...
- Turkish-Spanish
billionaire businessman (b. 1953)
Christian feast day:
Folcwin John of the
Cross John III of the
Sedre (Syriac
Orthodox Church) Matronian...
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Eadwig was
moved to
describe it as
being "marvellously built". In 944
Folcwin reformed the
Abbey of
Saint Bertin in
France along Benedictine lines and...
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dramatic report of
Herbert II’s
death seems to be fiction. It
comes from
Folcwin’s Deeds of the
Abbots of St. Bertin,
which was
penned years later, circa...
- he went to Lobbes,
where he
incited such
opposition against the
Abbot Folcwin that
Bishop Notker of Liège
restored order by force, and in 972 sent Ratherius...
- he was
scholasticus of the
monastic school for many years. In 990, when
Folcwin died, the
monks wrote a
letter to Notger,
bishop of Liège, and to Rothard...
