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Swithun, St
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Swithun, St (or St Swithin) (c. 800–c. 862)

English priest, chancellor of King Ethelwolf and bishop of Winchester from 852. According to legend, the weather on his feast day (15 July) determines the weather for the next 40 days.



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Next morning we drove to another village, Compton Beauchamp, to see the (originally) Norman church of St Swithun - which is famous in those parts for being tiny and for having gorgeous wall paintings.
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