- Freawine,
Frowin or
Frowinus figures as a
governor of
Schleswig in
Gesta Danorum and in the Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle as an
ancestor of the
kings of Wes****...
-
raids of a
warlike king
named Athislus, who slew
Frowinus, the
governor of Schleswig, in battle.
Frowinus's death was
avenged by his two sons, Keto and Wigo...
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record of two
governors of Schleswig,
father and son, in
their service,
Frowinus (Freawine) and Wigo (Wig), from whom the
royal family of Wes**** claimed...
- with the
Angles and
plundered their lands, He slew
Frowinus, the
governor of Schleswig.
Frowinus' sons Ket and Wig
avenged their father's
death by killing...
- *wīʒaz ("fighter"). In the
Danish accounts, Ket and Wig are the sons of
Frowinus, the
governor of the
region of Schleswig.
During a
Swedish invasion, their...
- kid ("young goat"). In the
Danish accounts, Ket and Wig are the sons of
Frowinus, the
governor of the
region of Schleswig.
During a
Swedish invasion, their...
-
invades the
Schleswig region and
kills its
governor Frowinus in
single combat.
Wermund appoints Frowinus' sons Ket and Wig as his successors, and they avenge...
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epithet of
divine or god-loved
heroes and kings, but Freáwine (Saxo's
Frowinus) is also
attested as a
personal name,
reflected also as OHG Frôwin, while...
- VI),
unnamed in Skjöldunga saga
Freawine Old English: Freāwine, Latin:
Frowinus The
first element Freā- is from PGmc *fraw(j)ōn ("lord", "master"), and...
