- the
Gesta abbatum Fontanellensium. "Saint
Ansegisus". 21 July 2012. "CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St.
Ansegisus". www.newadvent.org. "CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA:...
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Ansegisus (Latin form of the
Germanic name Ansegis,
French form Anségise) may
refer to:
Saint Ansegisus,
abbot of
Luxeuil Abbey and
Fontenelle Abbey Ansegisel...
- of
Ansegisus, they protested,
especially Hincmar,
Archbishop of Reims,
against what they
considered an
infringement on
their rights.
Though Ansegisus retained...
- date to
classify them into
chapters according to the subject. In 827
Ansegisus,
abbot of St.
Wandrille at Fontenelle, made such a collection. He arranged...
- Ans**** c. 285 c. 304
found in
Roman Martyrology Ansbert unknown c. 695
Ansegisus c. 770 20 July 833 or 834
Anselm of
Canterbury c. 1033 21
April 1109 1163...
- is
succeeded by his
nephew Drest IX, as
ruler of the Picts. July 20 –
Ansegisus,
Frankish abbot and
advisor of
former emperor Charlemagne, dies at Fontenelle...
- by
Wandregisel in 649
until the
abbacy of
Ansegisus in 823–833. The work
itself was
commissioned by
Ansegisus and then
revised and
expanded after his death...
-
resist and held out in Ampurias. Finally, in 833,
after mediation with
Ansegisus,
Abbot of Fontanelle, he
resigned and
retired with
Sanila to some familial...
- in 657. (This
church was destro**** by fire in 756 and
rebuilt by
Abbot Ansegisus (823–33), who
added a
narthex and tower). The
monastery acquired extensive...
- world, and was
afterwards made
bishop of Metz. He had two sons, Clou and
Ansegisus,
whose inclinations to
virtue he
cultivated by an
excellent education...
