Grímur Skútuson Explained

Grímur Skútuson (died 1321) was a Norwegian Roman Catholic clergyman, and monk, he was consecrated as bishop of Iceland in 1321, however he died before arriving in Iceland.[1] [2] He was schedule to serve in the diocese of Skálholt.[3] [4] [5]

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  1. Web site: The Diocese: History – Kaþólska Kirkjan á Íslandi . 2024-10-31 . en-US.
  2. Book: Helgason, Jón . Islands kirke: en historisk fremstilling . 1925 . G.E.C. Gads Forlag . da.
  3. Web site: Háskólabókasafn . Landsbókasafn Íslands- . Tímarit.is . 2024-10-31 . timarit.is . is.
  4. Book: Helgason, Jón . Islands kirke: en historisk fremstilling . 1925 . G.E.C. Gads Forlag . da.
  5. Book: Diplomatarium Islandicum: Íslenzkt Fornbréfasafn, sem hefir inni a halda bréf og gjörninga, dóma og máldaga, og arar skrár, er snerta Ísland ea íslenzka Menn; . 1857–1915 . Kaupmannahöfn . Robarts - University of Toronto.

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