Who was Lanfranc?
Q: Who was Lanfranc?
A: Lanfranc was a cleric, teacher, and jurist who became Archbishop of Canterbury under William the Conqueror.
Q: Where was Lanfranc born and when did he die?
A: Lanfranc was born in Pavia and died on May 24, 1089, in Canterbury.
Q: What did Lanfranc do before becoming a monk at Bec in Normandy?
A: Lanfranc was a celebrated Italian jurist before becoming a monk at Bec in Normandy.
Q: When did Lanfranc become the Archbishop of Canterbury?
A: Lanfranc became the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1070.
Q: Who was the ruler of England when Lanfranc became Archbishop of Canterbury?
A: William the Conqueror was the ruler of England when Lanfranc became Archbishop of Canterbury.
Q: How would you describe Lanfranc's life?
A: Lanfranc led an extraordinary life as a jurist, monk, teacher, and Archbishop of Canterbury.
Q: What is Lanfranc known for?
A: Lanfranc is known for becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury under William the Conqueror after giving up his career as a celebrated Italian jurist.
