- A
number of
royal genealogies of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms,
collectively referred to as the Anglo-Saxon
royal genealogies, have been
preserved in a m****cript...
- Geot –
Compare the
Geats who are
frequently mentioned in Beowulf's story.
Godulf Finn Frioðulf
Frealaf Woden, the god.
Winta –
Compare Winteringham (the...
-
agreed with the
earlier theory that in this case
Botolph is a
corruption of
Godulf, an Anglo-Saxon name.
Saints portal England portal Christianity portal Anglo-Saxon...
- the son of Friothulf, son of Finn, son of
Godulf, son of Geat,
although Nennius seems to have
replaced Godulf with Fodepald.
Other genealogies of Odin...
- in God- (such as Godabert, Gotahard, Godohelm, Godomar, Goduin, Gotrat,
Godulf, etc.) The name was
Latinised as Godefridus.
Medieval bearers of the name...
