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Isfael or
Ismael (Old Welsh: Ysmail),
often anglicised as Ishmael, was a 6th-century
medieval Welsh bishop of Rhos and saint. He was
allegedly also a Breton...
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Ishmael ben Jose, 3rd-century rabbi, the son of Jose ben
Halafta Saint Isfael, a 6th-century
Breton prince and
Welsh saint also
known as
Ismael and Ishmael...
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feast day is 13 January. The
legend of St.
Elian says he was
related to
Isfael (another
Welsh saint) and
laboured in the
missions of Cornwall, England...
- (novel), a 1977
novel by Klas Östergren Ismaël
Ysmael (disambiguation)
Isfael,
Welsh bishop and
saint Ishmael (disambiguation)
Ismail (disambiguation)...
- Carmarthenshire. It is
named for the 6th-century
Breton prince and
Welsh saint Isfael. An
electoral ward in the same name existed. This ward
stretched north from...
- in Manila,
Philippines from 1958 to 1968
Ismael (disambiguation) Ismaël
Isfael,
Welsh bishop and
saint Ishmael (disambiguation)
Ismail (disambiguation)...
- Hychan, Hywel, Hywyn, Idloes, Iestyn, Ieuan, Ilar, Illog, Illtud, Ina,
Isfael, Issel, Justinian, Keyne, Llawddog, Llechid, Lleian*, Llibio, Llonio, Llwchaiarn...
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Waterway in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The
parish church of
Saint Ismael (Welsh:
Isfael) is
below the village,
hidden in a
small valley near the Haven. In the Age...
- Wledig, king of
Gwynedd Isan 6th
century Llanishen Disciple of
Saint Illtyd Isfael or
Ismael 6th
century St
Ishmaels 16 June (trad.) Son of
Budig Bishop Disciple...
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parish church is
dedicated to the 6th-century
Breton prince and
Welsh saint Isfael and is a
grade II*
listed building. The
extent of the
civil parish of Camrose...
