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Radbod, Radbot, Ratbod, Ratpot, Redbod, Redbad, Radboud, Rapoto, or
sometimes just Boddo, is a
Germanic masculine first name that may
refer to: Radbod...
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Radbod (died 719) was the king (or duke) of
Frisia from c. 680
until his death. He is
often considered the last
independent ruler of
Frisia before Frankish...
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Saint Radbod (or Radboud) (before 850 – 917) was
bishop of
Utrecht from 899 to 917.
Radboud was born
around the
middle of the 9th
century from a noble...
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Radbod (fl. 833–54) was the East
Frankish prefect of the
Eastern March (marcha orientalis), the
Bavarian frontier towards the Slavs,
appointed in 833....
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Wulfram is
depicted in art as
baptising a
young king or the son of King
Radbod.
Sometimes the
young king is near him and
sometimes Wulfram is
shown arriving...
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Radbod (or Ratbod) (died 915) was the
Archbishop of
Trier from 883
until his death.
Under the last
Carolingians he
obtained a
great deal of
benefits and...
- Aquitainians,
Gascons and Britons.'
Pippin defeated the
pagan chieftain Radbod in Frisia, an area that had been
slowly encroached upon by
Austrasian nobles...
- work had been
carried out in Frisia. In
joining Chilperic and Raganfrid,
Radbod of
Frisia sacked Utrecht,
burning churches and
killing many missionaries...
- his
abbey in Echternach.
Pepin of
Heristal died in 714. In 716 the
pagan Radbod, king of the Frisians,
retook possession of Frisia,
burning churches and...
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Bishop Radbod (Radbodus) was a
French prelate of the 11th century.
Before becoming bishop of Sees,
Radbod had a son,
Guillaume Bonne-Âme,
abbot of Saint-Etienne...
