The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

Bishop Leofwine

Also known as: Leofwine · Role: Abbot of Coventry; Bishop of Lichfield · First appears: A.D. 1053–1054

Life events

  • 1053 · Leofwine took the bishopric at Lichfield.(A.D. 1053–1054 · 📍 Lichfield)
    • “Leofwine, Abbot of Coventry, took to the bishopric at Lichfield;”

A.D. 1053–1054

  • with Aldred (interaction) “He commissioned Bishop Leofwine to consecrate the minster at Evesham; and it was consecrated in the same year, on the sixth before the ides of October.”
  • lord / consecrator: Aldred (Appointment to consecrate.) “He commissioned Bishop Leofwine to consecrate the minster at Evesham;”

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