Baduvini (Beadwin, or Badewine) (1)
the first bishop of Elmham in East Anglia, appointed on the division of the bishopric consequent on the illness of bishop Bisi (Bede, Historia Ecclesias. 4:5). The date of his nomination is given by Florence of Worcester as 673. His name as witness is attached to a Mercian charter of 693 (Kemble, Cod. Diplom. xxxvi). He died before 706, in which year Nothbert was bishop. (2.) A priest who attests the decree of the Council of Clovesho of 716; possibly the person who mediated between Wilfrid and Aldfrid about 704.
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