- Embrico,
Embricho or
Embrich may
refer to:
Embricho [de] (died 891),
bishop of
Regensburg Embrich,
abbot of
Einsiedeln Abbey (1026–1051)
Embrico (died...
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Embrico of
Mainz (
Embricho Moguntinus) is the
author of the Vita Mahumeti, a
Latin biography of Muhammad. The text is in
rhyming leonine hexameters, extending...
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records from 1053.
Embricho, who
served as
Bishop of
Augsburg from 1063 to 1077, was
probably a
close relative of
Count Embricho.
During the Hohenstaufen...
- Eberau.
Berno was an
important retainer of the Würzburg prince-bishop
Embricho. The
first church was
dedicated in 1134 by
Bishop Emicho. Adam
seems to...
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Finnish ice
hockey player Irina Embrich (born 1980),
Estonian fencer Embricho (disambiguation) This page
lists people with the
surname Embrich. If an...
- to the Holy
Trinity and
Saint Margaret, was
founded in 1134 or 1135 by
Embricho of Leiningen,
bishop of Würzburg, and King
Conrad III of Germany. It was...
- but his
grandparents were Dudo and
Gisela and his
brothers were Dudo and
Embricho.
Christian first emerges as the
provost of the
collegiate church of Saint...
- a
single Stephen,
mentions a
Mainzer ministerialis Stephen, the son of
Embricho (Emich) and
nephew of
Archbishop Ruthard, who
lived later, as a possible...
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Augsburg (972–973)
Rudung (973–1000)
Dangolf (1000–1012)
Sigibert (1012–1028)
Embricho (1028–1050)
Eberhard (1050–1069)
Razelin (1069–1082)
Adalhelm (1082–1094)...
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Niederlahngau Embricho,
identified in 1053 as
ruling in the
northern Niederlahngau over Limburg, Brechelbach, Seck, and Westernohe.
Embricho is the founder...
