Robert Bloet of Lincoln

Role: bishop · First appears: A.D. 1123

Life events

1123 · Robert Bloet of Lincoln died and was buried before the altar of St. Mary.(A.D. 1123 · 📍 Lincoln)
- “There he was soon dead; and they carried him to Lincoln with great worship, and buried him before the altar of St. Mary.”

with Robert Pecceth (Robert Pecceth buried Robert Bloet.) “And the Bishop of Chester, whose name was Robert Pecceth, buried him.”
with Roger of Salisbury (They concerted the archbishopric choice together.) “This was all concerted before, through the Bishop of Salisbury, and through the Bishop of Lincoln ere he was dead; for that they never loved the rule of monks, but were ever against monks and their rule.”
allies with Roger of Salisbury “This was all concerted before, through the Bishop of Salisbury, and through the Bishop of Lincoln ere he was dead; for that they never loved the rule of monks, but were ever against monks and their rule.”

Extracted from the original text of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Made with Rho MD.