Ealdwulf

Ealdwulf , also Aldwulf, Aldulf, Ældƿulf, Halduulf or Aldulfus, is an Anglo-Saxon male given name . The name means "old wolf" and denotes the following people:

• Ealdwulf (East Anglia) , King of East Anglia 664–713
• Ealdwulf (Rochester) , Bishop of Rochester 727-739
• Ealdwulf (Mercia) , Dux of Mercia around 740
• Ealdwulf (Sussex) , King of Sussex about 772–791
• Ealdwulf (Mayo) , Bishop of Mayo, around 786
• Ealdwulf (Lindsey) , Bishop of Lindsey, 750–796
• Ealdwulf (Lichfield) , Bishop of Lichfield, c. 800 – c. 815
• Ealdwulf (York) , Abbot of Peterborough, Bishop of Worcester 992–1002, Archbishop of York 995–1002

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.