Freculphus
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Freculphus, also known as Freculphus Lexoviensis or Freculphus of Lisieux, was a Frankish Bishop of Lisieux, between 825 and 851, but is now known for his Chronicle, which is a source of information about the conversion of Gaul and Frankish history.
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[edit] Manuscripts
Manuscripts of his chronicle include:
- "Auxerre - BM - ms. 0091". Origin (Pontigny Abbey Notre-Dame)
- "Avranches - BM - ms. 0160". Origin (Mont-Saint-Michel)
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[edit] Literature
- Natumewicz, C. F. "Freculphus of Lisieux, His Chronicle and a Mont Saint-Michel Manuscript." Horae Eruditae et Codices sancti Michaelis de periculo maris, 90-134. Steenbrugge: 1966. HS 90-1800 Multiple authors: MICHAUD-QUANTIN P., CORDOLIANI A., MATHIEU M., JEAUNEAU E., NATUNEWICZ Ch.-F., PREAUX J. & SCHNEYER J.B. [1]
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