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Wulthryth

Wulthryth

Saint
September 13 · 901–985

Wulthryth (c. 901–985) — Saint, nun. Feast day: 13 September.

Middle AgesUnited KingdomMonks and nuns
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Wulthryth was a tenth-century English noblewoman and Benedictine abbess who served as the consort of King Edgar. Following her relationship with the monarch, she returned to Wilton Abbey, where she eventually became its leader. She was the mother of Edith, a woman also recognized as a saint. Throughout her monastic career, she was noted for her significant influence and her ability to protect those seeking sanctuary within the abbey's walls.

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