Olaf II
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O·laf II
(ō′läf, ō′ləf, o͞o′läf) or O·lav II (ō′läv) Known as Saint Olaf. 995?-1030. Patron saint and king of Norway (1016-1028). He was converted to Christianity in 1013.
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Olaf II
orOlav II
n
(Biography) Saint. 995–1030 ad, king of Norway (1015–28), who worked to complete the conversion of Norway to Christianity; deposed by Canute; patron saint of Norway. Feast day: July 29
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