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Bartholomew of Farne [St Bartholomew of Farne]

(d. 1193)

A. J. Piper

https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/1578

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Bartholomew of Farne [St Bartholomew of Farne] (d. 1193), hermit, stands second in reputation only to Godric of Finchale among the hermits of northern England in the twelfth century. Just as Godric's fame depends on the life written by Reginald, a monk of ...

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date: 13 April 2021

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