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Diepold or
Dipold is a
Germanic dithematic name, a
variant of Theobald.
Notable people with this name include:
Diepold of Berg
Diepold III,
Margrave of...
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Dipold (fl. 1191–1221),
known in
German as
Diepold (or Dietpold) von Schweinspünt, was a
German ministerialis who was
raised to the
Duchy of
Spoleto in...
- Capparone, an ally of the Pisans.
Dipold continued the war
against Walter on the
mainland until the claimant's
death in 1205.
Dipold finally wrested Frederick...
- of Capparone.
Dipold wrested Frederick from
Capparone in 1206 and gave him over to the
guardianship of the chancellor.
Walter and
Dipold then had a falling-out...
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Contemporary depiction in the
Liber ad
honorem Augusti, of
Dipold of Acerra, an
early 13th-century knight, when the
knight was
undisputed master of the...
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reaching Pisa by 20 November. Here,
probably advised by
Peter of
Celano and
Dipold,
Count of Acerra, he was
convinced to
abandon his
earlier promises. Otto...
- from 1223 to 1230.
Rainald was
initially appointed by the
Papacy to
oppose Dipold,
Count of Acerra, and in 1228 he was
granted sweeping powers,
which he did...
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where he had
Count Richard of Acerra, held in
custody by his
ministerialis Dipold von Schweinspeunt,
cruelly executed. He
entered Sicily in
March 1197 and...
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their right,
occupying the
redoubts on the
right wing of the fortress; and
Dipold's brigade was to
cross before midnight on
boats and
prepare to
attack towards...
- "State of
Pensions 2022".
Equable Institute.
Retrieved 22
September 2022.
Dipold,
Elizabeth (May 13, 2021). "Annual
Survey of
Public Employment & Payroll...
