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Gerward may
refer to:
Gerward,
author of the 9th-century
Annales Xantenses Gerward (bishop of Poznań) (c. 1187)
Gerward (bishop of Włocławek) [fr; pl]...
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Gerward was a
bishop of
Poznan about 1187
though his
exact Name and date are unsure. A
number of
persons are
believed to have been
Bishop following the...
- Health. 26 (2): 260–6. doi:10.1093/eurpub/ckv202. PMID 26585783.
Rosvall M,
Gerward S, Engström G,
Hedblad B (October 2008). "Income and short-term case fatality...
- ISBN 0-07-049439-8. X-ray
Diffraction Investigations of CaF2 at High Pressure, L.
Gerward, J. S. Olsen, S. Steenstrup, M. Malinowski, S. Åsbrink and A. Waskowska...
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entries from 790 to
around 860 were
probably written at
Lorsch by
Gerward, a
royal chaplain. Löwe
suggests that the m****cript
subsequently p****ed...
- colors, and shade] (in Latin). Augsburg, (Germany):
Eberhardt Klett.
Gerward, Leif (2007). "The Bouguer-Lambert-Beer
absorption law". International...
- Kujawy,
Gerward and the
Knights of Lubiszew. In 1321,
together with
Archbishop Janisław, he went to the
border of the
diocese between Gerward and the...
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governor of Świecie and
Casimir III took Gdańsk and Tczew. Meanwhile,
Gerward, the
bishop of
Kuyavia (Włocławek),
appeared against the
Peter Swienca...
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actual number of
burned individuals amounted to
around 50. In 1319,
Bishop Gerward Leszczyc of
Kuyavia accused the
Beghards from the
convent in Kaszczorek...
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recover from the
Teutonic Order the Michałów Land (with
money received from
Gerward,
Bishop of Kujawy). The post of
Governor was lost in 1309, as a result...
