- there.
Fulco is
sometimes speculated to be the same
person as a
certain Folquinus, a late 12th
century Bishop of Finland,
briefly mentioned in a mid-15th...
-
Bishop of
Estonia mentioned in
sources from 1165 and 1171, was the same as
Folquinus, a
legendary Bishop of
Finland at the end of the 12th century, but this...
-
Saint Folcwin or
Folcuin (Latin:
Folquinus, Folcwinus, Folcvinus; Old Dutch: *Folkwin; French: Folquin) (d. 15
December 855) was a
Frankish abbot, cleric...
-
records the
Novgorodians burning Turku in 1198, at the time of
Bishop Folquinus. It has been
shown that this
information is
based on
incorrect reading...
-
Rodulff was
captured and
killed by
Curonians and
succeeded by
Bishop Folquinus.
Though other legends possibly place his
death in Piispanristi. Chronicon...
- stated,
regarding the relics, that Adalard,
superior of Sithieu, with
Folquinus the Bishop,
received St. Fredegand's remains,
about A.D. 845s or 846....
- III in 1209. A 15th-century
chronicle names bishops Henry,
Rodulff and
Folquinus before him, but no indis****ble
records survive of them.[citation needed]...
