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Erlulph

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155:. In imitation of these apostolic men, saint Erlulph, an holy Scotchman, went thither, and after employing many years with great success in that arduous mission, was chosen the tenth bishop of Verdun. His zeal in propagating the faith enraged the barbarous infidels, and he was slain by them at a place called Eppokstorp, in 830. See Krantzius, l. 3. Metrop. c. 30. Democh. Catal. episc. Verd. Pantaleon, &c. 147:
St. Erlulph, Bishop and Martyr, Native of Scotland SEVERAL Scottish missionaries passed into the North-western parts of Germany, to sow there the seeds of the faith, at the time when
116:. Others say that he was the 10th bishop of Verden and was living there in 876. Dempster says that Erlulph was the 9th bishop of Verden and the last of the Scottish bishops. 181:
This saint must not be confounded with Ernulph, a most holy man, the apostle of Iceland, who flourished in the year 890; on whom see Jonas, Histor. Islandiæ.
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The relics of the bishops were found in 1630 during repair of the old cathedral of Verden and were encased in a casket. In 1659 Bishop
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Lives of the Irish Saints: with special festivals, and the commemorations of holy persons
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At this time Ireland was called Scotia, and the people of Ireland were called Scots.
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The lives of the primitive fathers, martyrs, and other principal saints...
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who was martyred by pagans in Germany. His feast day is 10 February.
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Lives of the primitive fathers, martyrs, and other principal saints
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Bishop of Verden
John O'Hanlon
Bollandists
John Colgan
Charlemagne
Saxony
Minden
Verden
Saxons
Norsemen
Francis William
Regensburg
Alban Butler
Charlemagne
Saxons
O'Hanlon 1875
O'Hanlon 1875
O'Hanlon 1875
O'Hanlon 1875
O'Hanlon 1875
Mooney 2014


Butler 1798
The lives of the primitive fathers, martyrs, and other principal saints...
"St. Erluph of Werden, Bishop & Martyr"
Lives of the Irish Saints: with special festivals, and the commemorations of holy persons
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Medieval Scottish saints

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