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- Philip Repyngdon (c. 1345 – 1424) was a bishop and cardinal. It is believed Repyngdon was born in Wales in around 1345. He became an Augustinian canon...
- Urban VI, but declined Adam Easton (1381–1385 and again 1389–1397) Philip Repyngdon, elevated by Gregory XII in 1408 but declined the promotion Robert Hallam...
- Preceded by John Bokyngham Bishop of Lincoln 1398–1404 Succeeded by Philip Repyngdon Preceded by William of Wykeham Bishop of Winchester 1404–1447 Succeeded by...
- Rotherham, a politician deeply involved in the Wars of the Roses, Philip Repyngdon, chaplain to Henry IV and defender of Wycliffe, and Thomas Wolsey, the...
- Appointed 20 November 1419 Term ended January 1431 Predecessor Philip Repyngdon Successor William Gray Orders Consecration 28 April 1420 Personal details...
- Repyngdon would interfere with his former abbey, which lay within that Diocese. It is unclear if the Pope ever agreed to this petition, as Repyngdon also...
- Academic offices Preceded by Philip Repyngdon Chancellor of the University of Oxford 1403–1405 Succeeded by Richard Courtenay Catholic Church titles Preceded by...
- Earl of Westmorland, daughter of the Duke & Duchess of Lancaster Philip Repyngdon, Bishop of Lincoln (1405–20) and Cardinal John Russell, Lord Privy Seal...
- Thomas Hyndeman 1397 Philip Repyngdon 1397 Henry Beaufort (Bishop of Lincoln from 1398) 1399 Thomas Hyndeman 1400 Philip Repyngdon 1403 Robert Alum or Hallam...
- November 1404 where later created a Cardinal in 1426. 1404 1419 Philip Repyngdon Formerly Abbot of Leicester and Chancellor of the University of Oxford;...