Bregowine was an 8th-century Archbishop of Canterbury whose specific background remains largely unknown. Consecrated to his position in September 761, he served during a period when Kent was not under Mercian control. While historical details regarding his early life are scarce, surviving charters indicate he was active in managing church lands and defending ecclesiastical property. He died in Canterbury in 764, leaving behind a legacy that eventually led to his recognition as a saint within the Catholic tradition.