• Swithun - Wikipedia

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    OCLC: 7477761. Davidson, George, and John Faed. Legend of St. Swithin: A Rhyme for Rainy Weather. London: Hamilton, Adams, 1861.

  • Swithin - Poet at Allpoetry — Poems by Swithin. All Poetry of...

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    Swithin. He/Him (trans) I just want to show my emotions to the world. The picture is a baby photo of me. (its my favorite.)

  • Seven Things You Probably Did Not Know About St Swithin

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    So, now that we’ve returned home — and dried off — here are seven things you probably didn’t know about St. Swithin, the Rainmaker and Miracle Worker.

  • Swithin: Meaning, Origin, and Significance Explained

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    Whether you are drawn to the name Swithin for its strength and power or its connection to English heritage, it is a name that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

  • St. Swithin's Day (St Swithun's Day) in England

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    St. Swithin (or more properly, Swithun) was a Saxon Bishop of Winchester. He was born in the kingdom of Wessex and educated in its capital, Winchester.

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  • St. Swithin | Bishop of Winchester, Miracle Worker, Patron...

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    St. Swithin ; feast day July 15) was a celebrated Anglo-Saxon saint, bishop of Winchester, and royal counselor whose name is still associated with an old...

  • CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Swithin

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    St. Swithin. In The Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14357c.htm.

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    July 15th: St Swithin's Day #Swithin was Chancellor of the Exchequer in the time of King Ethelbert. ... Street theology #haiku #swithin w/.

  • Swithin

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    He is known for the legend that if it rains on St Swithin’s Day (15 July), then it will continue to rain for the following forty days. F. Bussby, Saint Swithin (1971)