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'''Brother Eadulf''' is a fictional character, the partner, friend, and later husband, of ]'s detective ]. '''Brother Eadulf''' is a fictional character created by ] (''nom de plume'' of the Celtic scholar and author ]).


He is a ] ], converted to the ] by an ] ], and later studying medicine at a great medical school in ]. A ] converted to ] by an ] monk, Brother Eadulf has studied ] at a great medical school in ]. He becomes the partner, friend (and later husband) of the mediaeval "detective", ]. The two characters first meet in the novel ''Absolution by Murder'', which is set during the ].

They first meet in a novel called ''Absolution by Murder'', set during the ].


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Brother Eadulf is a fictional character created by Peter Tremayne (nom de plume of the Celtic scholar and author Peter Berresford Ellis).

A Saxon converted to Christianity by an Irish monk, Brother Eadulf has studied medicine at a great medical school in Ireland. He becomes the partner, friend (and later husband) of the mediaeval "detective", Sister Fidelma. The two characters first meet in the novel Absolution by Murder, which is set during the Synod of Whitby.

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