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ISBN 067081136X. Gorrie, Colin, 2024. "Osweald Bera: an introduction to Old English." Vergil Press, Eugene, Oregon. "Osweald Bera: An Introduction to Old English

Æthelhelm

(2013), p. 35 Æthelhelm may have had an older brother called Oswald or Osweald (David Dumville, The ætheling: a study in Anglo-Saxon constitutional history

Oswald (given name)

Oswald (/ˈɒzwəld/) is a masculine given name, from Old English Osƿeald, from os "god" and ƿeald "rule". The Old High German cognate was Answald, the Old

Æthelberht, King of Wessex

Mercian town. It is possible that Æthelberht had a son called Oswald or Osweald, who attested two charters in 868 and one in 875 as filius regis (king's

Æsir

Germanic languages. Examples of this include Old English: Ósbeorn, Óslác, Ósweald (Modern English: Oswald) and their corresponding Old Norse equivalents

Æthelred I of Wessex

of Anglo-Saxon charters. Æthelred may have had a third son, Oswald or Osweald, who witnessed two charters in 868 as filius regis, and one more during

Æthelwold ætheling

Alfred's will. Æthelwold may have had another older brother called Oswald (or Osweald), who witnessed charters as filius regis (a king's son) in 868 and 875

Oxenbould

Oxenbould is an English surname which derives from the Anglo-Saxon given name Osƿeald from os 'god' and ƿeald 'rule', god is my ruler. This name was an Early

Bishop of Chichester

Alubertus; died in office. betw. 747–765 betw. 772–780 Oswald Also recorded as Osweald, Osa; died in office. betw. 772–780 betw. 781–787 Gislhere Also recorded

Gislhere

Appointed between 772 and 780 Term ended between 781 and 787 Predecessor Osweald Successor Tota Orders Consecration between 772 and 780 Personal details