Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Brihthelm or Beorhthelm was a Bishop of Selsey.According to a South Saxon charter, supposedly from 956, Brihthelm received a grant of land from a King Eadwig, however the charter (S.616) is likely to have been a later forgery, although probably based on a genuine contemporary document.A charter (S.1291) issued by Brihthelm in 957, that was to do with the restoration of lands seized around Selsey by a certain Ælfsige, is also thought to be suspicious, but again it is probable that a genuine contemporary document lies behind it.Brihthelm died between 956 and 963, or he may have been transferred to Winchester around then."@en }
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- Brihthelm abstract "Brihthelm or Beorhthelm was a Bishop of Selsey.According to a South Saxon charter, supposedly from 956, Brihthelm received a grant of land from a King Eadwig, however the charter (S.616) is likely to have been a later forgery, although probably based on a genuine contemporary document.A charter (S.1291) issued by Brihthelm in 957, that was to do with the restoration of lands seized around Selsey by a certain Ælfsige, is also thought to be suspicious, but again it is probable that a genuine contemporary document lies behind it.Brihthelm died between 956 and 963, or he may have been transferred to Winchester around then.".
- Brihthelm comment "Brihthelm or Beorhthelm was a Bishop of Selsey.According to a South Saxon charter, supposedly from 956, Brihthelm received a grant of land from a King Eadwig, however the charter (S.616) is likely to have been a later forgery, although probably based on a genuine contemporary document.A charter (S.1291) issued by Brihthelm in 957, that was to do with the restoration of lands seized around Selsey by a certain Ælfsige, is also thought to be suspicious, but again it is probable that a genuine contemporary document lies behind it.Brihthelm died between 956 and 963, or he may have been transferred to Winchester around then.".