- Lycia, were
received and
enshrined in the Cathedral. Ug****i, pp. 846-847.
Airardus died on 6
August 1117. Gr****i, pp. 33-38. Otto: Ug****i, pp. 850-857. Gr****i...
- Auch, the
territory becoming part of the
diocese of Auch,
whose Bishop Airardus was
hence promoted and
granted the
title of
Archbishop in 879. The first...
- His name and
title appear in
charters as:
dominus Erardus de
Cachenaio Airardus dominus de Ch****enay
Erardus dominus Chacenaii Schenk 2012, p. 195. Evergates...
-
accorded the
title archbishop in the
surviving evidence is
Archbishop Airardus in 879. He was the recipient,
along with his
three suffragan bishops Involatus...
- (?)
Berthegran (?)
Haynius (?)
Agirard or
Airard (Agirardus, Aidradus,
Airardus, Aicardus, Haigradus)
Agatheus (?)
Leobert (Leobertus, Leudisbertus) c...
- 154–155 no. 1. Ganzer, p. 185 For example,
already in 1050 cardinal-priest
Airardus was
appointed bishop of
Nantes (Hüls, p. 212 no. 3; cf. Gams, p. 581) Ganzer...
-
France in the Making, 843-1180, 2nd
edition (Oxford: OUP 2000), p. 198.
Airardus (Erard, Aerard) was
appointed bishop by Pope Leo IX in 1049,
after 1 November...
