Who was Paulinus of York?
Q: Who was Paulinus of York?
A: Paulinus of York was the first Bishop of York who was named Archbishop of York by the pope.
Q: When did Paulinus die?
A: Paulinus died in the year 644.
Q: Did Paulinus know that he was named the Archbishop of York by the pope?
A: No, Paulinus had left Northumbria before the news reached him, so he did not know that he was named the Archbishop of York by the pope.
Q: Where did Paulinus become a bishop after leaving Northumbria?
A: Paulinus became the Bishop of Rochester, in Kent, after leaving Northumbria.
Q: How was Paulinus honored after his death?
A: Paulinus was venerated as a saint after his death.
Q: Was Paulinus the first bishop of Rochester as well?
A: It is unclear if Paulinus was the first bishop of Rochester, as no information is given on this matter in the text.
Q: What was Paulinus' full name?
A: The text does not provide information on Paulinus' full name.
