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Saint Sindulf of
Rheims (or Sindulphus, Sindulphe, Sandou, Sendou; died c. 660) was a
hermit who
lived near Reims. His
feast day is 20 October. The monks...
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tribal name Y ****red;
Seaxburh sinþ, sind, siþ travel, time Y Y Sindolf/
Sindulf, Sindram, Sindbald, Sindbert;
Adalsinda Sinthgunt as "Sun's sister" in...
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Desiderius (c. 590–607)
Domnolus (c. 614–620)
Etherius Clarentius fl. 624
Sindulf (Syndulph)
Landalenus (c. 625–650)
Edictus Caldeoldus (654 — 664) Bobolinus...
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troubled by
Iconoclasm and the
raids of the
Lombards (741)
Saint Sindulf of
Vienne (Sindulphus), the thirty-first
Bishop of
Vienne in
France (c...
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faith in
Visigothic Portugal,
honoured especially in Santarém (653)
Saint Sindulf of Rheims, a
hermit in
Aussonce near
Rheims in France,
Confessor (660)...
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village and
flows west to join the
Suippe at Vaudetre. The
hermit Saint Sindulf of
Rheims is said to have
lived in
Aussonce in the 7th century. In the...
