- Hizzo, Izzo) 1023–1030 6. Šebíř (Severus) 1030–1067 7. Jaromír (Gebhart,
Gebehard) 1068–1089 8.
Kosmas 1090–1098 9. Heřman 1099–1122 10.
Menhart (Meinhard)...
- candidates, the
larger part
chose Canon Gebehard Walse, the
minority Canon Albertus, the son of the King of the Romans.
Gebehard went to Avignon, to
lodge an appeal...
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Augustinian canons of Ratisbon, Paul, said by Bäumer to be Paul of Bernried, and
Gebehard, held a
correspondence with Anselm,
Archbishop of Milan, and Martin, treasurer...
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Eticho (Eticho der Welfe), 982–988
Luitold (Ludolf von Hohenlowe), 989–996
Gebehard (Gebhard von Ammerthal), 996–1000
Siegfried I, 1001–1006 Bruno, 1006–1029...
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Eticho (Eticho der Welfe), 982–988
Luitold (Ludolf von Hohenlowe), 989–996
Gebehard (Gebhard von Ammerthal), 996–1000
Siegfried I, 1001–1006 Bruno, 1006–1029...
- (973–982) Adalrich, Prince-bishop (982–988) Luitold, Prince-bishop (989–996)
Gebehard, Prince-bishop (996–1000) Holy
Roman Empire in
Italy Kingdom of
Italy (complete...
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January 1030) Šebíř (Severus) (1030 –
death 12
September 1067)
Gebhart (
Gebehard, Jaromír) (1068 – 1089)
Kosmas (1090 –
death 12
October 1098) Heřman (1099 –...
- He was
excommunicated for his rash action, and,
according to
Archbishop Gebehard of Salzburg, he was
still under the ban in 1084.
Philipp Jaffé (1869)....
