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Ethelwald
A saint or historical figure, subject of a poem.
minor
First appearance: CLVIII: Ethelwald
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The prudent saint who hid his graces and triumphs, and who heard angelic voices after silencing earthly sounds.
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- Scriptural, Historical, and Allegorical Figures
- Divine and Biblical Figures
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