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Godric may
refer to:
Godric of
Finchale (c. 1060–1170), Anglo-Saxon
saint Godric of
Mappestone (fl. 1086), Anglo-Saxon
thane and
landowner mentioned in...
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Godric of
Finchale (or St Goderic) (c. 1065-1070 – 21 May 1170) was an
English hermit,
merchant and po****r
medieval saint,
although he was
never formally...
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Godric is the
tenth novel by the
American author and theologian,
Frederick Buechner. Set in the
eleventh and
twelfth centuries, the
novel tells the semi-fictionalised...
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Aemac (March 22, 2010). "Denis O'Hare: Russell's
Older Than
Godric".
Archived from the
original on
August 22, 2010.
Retrieved August 10, 2010...
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Godric or
Godric the
Steward or
Godric dapifer (died c. 1114) was an
Englishman around the time of the
Norman Conquest.
Godric was a
native Englishman...
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Godric of
Mappestone was an Anglo-Saxon
thane and
landowner mentioned in the
Domesday Book of 1086 as a
tenant of
Howel in
modern Herefordshire. Godric...
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Godric (died c. 1066) was the
Anglo Saxon sheriff of
Berkshire and
possibly Buckinghamshire in the 11th
century prior to the
Norman Conquest. The High...
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Nagini is able to
communicate with
Voldemort about the
presence of
Harry in
Godric's Hollow in
Harry Potter and the
Deathly Hallows.
Horcruxes made from inanimate...
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Dallas to help Eric find his maker, a two-thousand-year-old
vampire named Godric, who has gone
missing and is
believed to have been
kidnapped by the Fellowship...
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decades and encomp****ed many
different genres. He
wrote novels,
including Godric (1981
Pulitzer Prize finalist), A Long Day's
Dying and The Book of Bebb...
