AETHELBERHT

Meaning of AETHELBERHT in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ biographical name ]

ˈa-thəl-ˌberḵt or Eth·el·bert ˈe-thəl-ˌbert, -thəl-, -ˌbərt ; or Aed·il·berct ˈa-d ə l-ˌberḵt

died 616 king of Kent (560-616)

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AETHELBERHT — or Ethelbert or Aedilberct biographical name died 616 king of Kent (560-616)
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ETHELBERT — biographical name see: Aethelberht
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AEDILBERCT — biographical name see: Aethelberht
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ETHELBERT I — or Aethelberht I died Feb. 24, 616 King of Kent (560–616). He married the Christian Bertha, daughter of the king …
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AEDILBERCT — see Aethelberht
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ETHELBERT — — see Aethelberht
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