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8th-century Bishop of Dunwich
Ecglaf (or Eglasius) was a medieval Bishop of Dunwich. Ecglaf was bishop in the 8th century, but it is not known exactly when he was consecrated or when
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Village in Cumbria, England
personal name and possibly "a normal diminutive of compound names such as 'Ecglaf', or Ecgwulf' ". Eaglesfield forms part of the civil parish of Dean, which
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Person seized by abductor to compel action by another party
was more or less voluntary: for example the position of Æscferð son of Ecglāf, who was a Northumbrian hostage in Wessex; he fought under Byrhtnōð against
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the Norse sagas. Eanmund – a Swedish prince, and the brother of Eadgils. Ecglaf – Unferð's father. Ecgþeow – Beowulf's father who belonged to the Swedish
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and is killed by Vildiver (Wisselau). Eckenlied, Þiðreks saga Ecglaf Old English: Ecglāf Beowulf is generally considered to be based on historic people
List of figures in Germanic heroic legend, D–E
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as Cuthwynus. ? x 731 731 x ? Ealdbeorht I Also recorded as Alberht. ? ? Ecglaf Also recorded as Eglasius. ? x 747 747 x ? Eardwulf Also recorded as Heardwulf
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8th-century Bishop of Dunwich
Bishop of Dunwich Appointed before 747 Term ended after 747 Predecessor Ecglaf Successor Heardred Orders Consecration before 747 Personal details Died
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8th-century Bishop of Dunwich
Appointed before 731 Term ended after 731 Predecessor Cuthwine Successor Ecglaf Orders Consecration before 731 Personal details Died after 731 Denomination
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Character in Beowulf
maþelode, Ecglafes bearn, þe æt fotum sæt frean Scyldinga. Unferth spoke, Ecglaf's son, He who sat at the feet of the lord of the Scyldings. The poet states
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