Diocese of Lincoln

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The Diocese of Lincoln is a historic Church of England diocese in eastern England, centered on the city of Lincoln and known for its medieval cathedral and extensive rural territory.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Bishopric of Lincoln 1

Statements (32)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican diocese
Church of England diocese
diocese
cathedral Lincoln Cathedral
churchProvince Province of Canterbury
clergyType bishops
deacons
priests
country England
denomination Church of England
episcopalSee Lincoln
establishedInCentury medieval period
governingBody Diocesan Synod
hasArchdeaconries yes
hasBishopTitle Bishop of Lincoln
hasCathedralCity Lincoln
hasDeaneries yes
hasParishes yes
heritageStatus historic diocese
jurisdictionType diocese
knownFor large geographical area
medieval cathedral
language English
locatedIn East of England
surface form: eastern England
partOf Church of England
regionServed Lincolnshire
parts of surrounding counties
religion Christianity
rite Anglican rite
seeCity Lincoln
territoryCharacteristic extensive rural territory
tradition Anglicanism

Referenced by (13)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln diocese Diocese of Lincoln
Lincoln Cathedral diocese Diocese of Lincoln
Remigius de Fécamp diocese Diocese of Lincoln
St Botolph's Church diocese Diocese of Lincoln
subject surface form: St Botolph's Church, Boston
The Stump diocese Diocese of Lincoln
Diocese of Peterborough establishedFrom Diocese of Lincoln
Province of Canterbury hasDiocese Diocese of Lincoln
Bishop of Lincoln isSeniorPrelateIn Diocese of Lincoln
Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln jurisdiction Diocese of Lincoln
Remigius de Fécamp officeCreated Diocese of Lincoln
this entity surface form: Bishopric of Lincoln
Bishop of Lincoln oversees Diocese of Lincoln
Diocese of Ely predecessor Diocese of Lincoln