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Frithubeorht (or Frithbert, Frithuberht, Latin: Frithubertus) (died 23
December AD 766) was an eighth-century
medieval Bishop of Hexham.
There are several...
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Christian titles Preceded by
Wilfrid Bishop of
Hexham 709–732 Succeeded by
Frithubeorht...
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Appointed before 24
April 767 Term
ended 7
September 780 or 781
Predecessor Frithubeorht Successor Tilbeorht Orders Consecration 24
April 767
Personal details...
- Maurontus, who is in
rebellion against Charles Martel.
September 8 –
Frithubeorht is
consecrated Bishop of Hexham.
Jasaw Chan Kʼawiil I,
ruler (ajaw) of...
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Hexham in 709 St. Acca, Wilfrid's successor, from 709 (Bede, V.20)
Frithubeorht 734–766 St.
Eahlmund 767–781
Tilbeorht 781–789 Æthelberht 789–797 transferred...
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Deprived or
expelled in 731. Died on 20
October 737 or 740. 734 766 St.
Frithubeorht Became bishop on 8
September 734. Died in
office on 766. 767 780 or 781...
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Bronze medallion of King
Dagobert II, c. 1720.
Hexham Abbey,
where St.
Frithubeorht was
Bishop from 734 to 766.
Hagia Sophia. The
notation Old
Style or (OS)...
- Maurontus, who is in
rebellion against Charles Martel.
September 8 –
Frithubeorht is
consecrated Bishop of Hexham.
Jasaw Chan Kʼawiil I,
ruler (ajaw) of...
