Tatwine

Family: Mercia · Role: archbishop · First appears: Book V · Chap. XXIII

Life events

731 · Tatwine became archbishop after consecration by four bishops.(Book V · Chap. XXIII · 📍 Canterbury)
- With: Daniel Ingwald Aldwin Aldwulf
- “Tatwine, of the province of the Mercians, was made archbishop, having been a priest in the monastery called Briudun. He was consecrated in the city of Canterbury by the venerable men, Daniel, bishop of Winchester, Ingwald of London, Aldwin of Lichfield, and Aldwulf of Rochester”

sworn: Daniel “He was consecrated in the city of Canterbury by the venerable men, Daniel, bishop of Winchester, Ingwald of London, Aldwin of Lichfield, and Aldwulf of Rochester”
sworn: Ingwald “He was consecrated in the city of Canterbury by the venerable men, Daniel, bishop of Winchester, Ingwald of London, Aldwin of Lichfield, and Aldwulf of Rochester”
sworn: Aldwin “He was consecrated in the city of Canterbury by the venerable men, Daniel, bishop of Winchester, Ingwald of London, Aldwin of Lichfield, and Aldwulf of Rochester”
sworn: Aldwulf “He was consecrated in the city of Canterbury by the venerable men, Daniel, bishop of Winchester, Ingwald of London, Aldwin of Lichfield, and Aldwulf of Rochester”

liege: Alwic “Archbishop Tatwine, having received the pall by Apostolic authority, ordained Alwic and Sigfrid, bishops.”
liege: Sigfrid “Archbishop Tatwine, having received the pall by Apostolic authority, ordained Alwic and Sigfrid, bishops.”

Extracted from the original text of Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England. Made with Rho MD.