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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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Benedictine monastery in Würzburg. It was
founded as a
Scottish monastery by
Embrico,
Bishop of Würzburg,
about 1134. Its
first abbot was
Macarius (1139–53)...
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contains many
parallels to the 11th-century
Latin life of Muḥammad by
Embrico of Mainz. The
murder of Muḥammad's
tutor is also
found in the
account of...
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secured the
right of
coinage and was
enriched by many donations;
under Embrico (or Emmerich, 1063–77) the
cathedral was
dedicated (1065) and the canonicate...
- role of the
trickster figure, in the 13th century. The Vita
Mahumeti by
Embrico of
Mainz is an
early example of the genre. The text, in
rhyming leonine...
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Machometi (Latin for 'life of Muhammad') may
refer to: Vita
Mahumeti of
Embrico of
Mainz (late 11th century) Vita
Machometi (Adelphus) (12th century) Vita...
- Preceded by
Eberhard I
Bishop of
Augsburg 1047–1063 Succeeded by
Embrico...
- 1001–1006 Bruno, 1006–1029
Eberhard I, 1029–1047
Henry II, 1047–1063
Embrico, 1063–1077
Siegfried II, 1077–1096
Hermann von Vohburg, 1096–1133 Walter...
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unique incorporating both
tales of the bulls. In the Vita
Mahumeti of
Embrico of Mainz,
Muhammad overcomes the bull to
succeed to the kingdom, while...
