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Theodelinda also
spelled Theudelinde (c. 570–628 AD), was a
queen of the
Lombards by
marriage to two
consecutive Lombard rulers,
Autari and then Agilulf...
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Sofia Theodolinda Hahnsson (née Limón; 1
February 1838 – 20
April 1919) was a
Finnish writer and translator. She is the
first known female author to write...
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spirit of the people. Thus, to the "pro-Catholic"
phase of Agilulf,
Theodolinda and
Adaloald followed, from 626 (Arioald's
accession to the throne) to...
- Rosalint, Ermelind, Kristlind, Melinda, Odelinde, Siglind/Sieglinde,
Theodolinda, Þórlindur; Linddís, Lindolf, Lindvald, Lindvardh,
Linveig very frequent...
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fulcrum of the
conversion to
Catholicism of the
Lombards initiated by
Theodolinda and the
monks of San
Colombano and
which later received,
precisely in...
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explorer and conquistador, parti****ted in the
founding of
Buenos Aires Theodolinda Hahnsson (1838–1919), née Limón,
Finnish writer and translator, first...
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kingdom of the
Lombards in Italy.
There King
Agilulf and his wife
Theodolinda granted Columb**** land in the
mountains between Genoa and Milan, where...
- the
kingdom of the
Lombards in Italy.
There King
Agilulf and his wife
Theodolinda granted St. Columb**** land in the
mountains between Genoa and Milan...
- (652-653), the
dukes elected Aripert I, Duke of Asti and
grandson of
Theodolinda, as the new king. The
Bavarian dynasty returned to the throne, and the...
- Yrjö-Koskinen. He was the
husband of Finland's
first female author,
Theodolinda Hahnsson. He is
buried in the
Hietaniemi Cemetery in Helsinki. "Hietaniemen...
