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Uthred or
Uhtred of
Boldon (also
spelled Owtred; c. 1320 – 28
January 1397) was an
English Benedictine monk,
theologian and writer, born at Boldon, North...
- Bamburgh; died
between 954 and 963. (not to be
confused with
another Uthred -
Uthred the Bold who died ca.1016) See Ian W. Walker,
Lords of Alba: The Making...
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insulted his dead wife,
Alfred demands heavy reparations of Uhtred. Instead,
Uthred breaks his oath to
Alfred and sets off Viking, but
eventually returns to...
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brother Uhtred Uhtredson –
Uthred's younger son,
originally named Osbert Father Oswald –
Uthred's elder son,
named Uthred before being disinherited, named...
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Llandaff from 1140 to 1148
Uhtred of
Galloway (c. 1120–1174), Lord of
Galloway Uthred of
Boldon (c. 1320–1397),
English Benedictine theologian and
writer Uhtred...
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become part of England.
Edward is outraged,
seeing it as betrayal, but
Uthred re****ures him that it was the only way to
prevent constant Scottish attacks...
- King
Henry II of England. She was the
daughter of Angharad,
daughter of
Uthred,
Bishop of Llandaff, and
Iorwerth ab Owain, the lord of Caerleon. She married...
- in Wes**** The
Times commented that "The
Empty Throne is Cornwell's best
Uthred tale yet. If
there is a
throne for
writers of this
particular type of muscular...
- Mandaic: ࡏࡅࡕࡓࡀ, Neo-Mandaic oṯrɔ,
traditionally transliterated eutra; plural:
ʿuthrē,
traditionally transliterated eutria) is a "divine
messenger of the light"...
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anchors his
fleet at the
mouth of the
River Parret close to
their hideout,
Uthred tricks the men
Svein left to
guard his
ships and
burns all but one. Without...
