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Leoba, (also
Lioba and Leofgyth) (c. 710 – 28
September 782) was an Anglo-Saxon
Benedictine nun and is
recognized as a saint. In 746 she and
others left...
- María
Leoba Castañeda Rivas, a
tenured University Professor in the UNAM
Faculty of Law,
earned her Master's
Degree studying Electoral Institutions and...
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spelling variant of Anglo-Saxon "
Leoba". Both
originate from the word
meaning "love".
Notable people with the name include:
Leoba (710–782), Anglo-Saxon missionary...
- Pope Pius IX One of the 26
Martyrs of ****an Leo of
Montefeltro c. 275 366
Leoba c. 710 28
September 782
found in
Roman Martyrology Leocadia 200s 9 December...
- his
works have been lost. However, his
Annals of
Fulda and Life of St.
Leoba survive.
Rudolf of
Fulda was a monk of the
Benedictine monastery at Fulda...
- 1922 LR Aralia,
genus of ivy-like
plant DMP · 973 974
Lioba 1922 LS
Saint Leoba (or Lioba; c. 710–782),
abbess in Tauberbischofsheim, Germany, who helped...
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founded convents in
other parts of
western Europe,
including Saxony. St.
Leoba—died 782 AD. St.
Boniface requested her
presence on his
mission to the Germans...
- fief, to be used free of
charge – to
Leoba of Tauberbischofsheim, who is
still venerated today as
Saint Leoba.
Leoba,
whose Anglo-Saxon name was Leofgyth...
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Frankish abbot (d. 784) Hnabi, duke of the
Alemanni (approximate date)
Leoba, Anglo-Saxon nun (approximate date) Lullus,
archbishop of
Mainz (approximate...
- pen name Cushag,
lived the last five
years of her life in
Wimborne Saint Leoba (c. 710 – 28
September 782) was an
oblate at
Wimborne Minster George Douglas-Hamilton...
