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'''Justus of Canterbury''' (d. [[November 10]], between 627 and 631), was the fourth [[Archbishop of Canterbury]], in England. A [[missionary ]] sent to England to convert the Anglo-Saxons, he became the first [[Bishop of Rochester]] in 604. He was forced to flee to Gaul in 616 after the death of King [[Æthelberht of Kent]], but was reinstated in his [[diocese ]] the next year. In 624 he became [[Archbishop ]] of Canterbury, and during his term of office oversaw the despatch of missionaries to Northumbria.

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