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Saint Hervé (c. 521 – 575 AD), also
known as Harvey,
Herveus, or Houarniaule, was a sixth-century
Breton saint.
Along with
Saint Ives, he is one of the...
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Count Hagano,
seized Charles in 920.
After negotiations by
Archbishop Herveus of
Reims the king was released. In 922, the
Frankish nobles revolted again...
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Hervaeus of Bourg-Dieu,
Hervaeus Burgidolensis,
Hervaeus of Châteauroux,
Herveus of Deols.
Germain Morin, "Un
critique en
liturgie au XIIe siècle. Le traité...
- Keith,
since Hervey (
Herveus) de Keith, who held the
office of
Marischal under Malcolm IV and
William I. The
descendant of
Herveus, Sir
Robert de Keith...
- 6th-century
Breton Saint Hervé. The
common latinization of the name is
Herveus (also Haerveus), an
early (8th-century)
latinization was Charivius. Anglicized...
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Harvey II (Breton: ****vei, French: Hervé, or Latin:
Herveus; c. 1110 – 1168), also
known as
Hervey Brito or
Hervey le Breton, was a
Breton nobleman....
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abducted Charles. They
tried to
force him to
dismiss Hagano, but
Archbishop Herveus of
Reims convinced the
insurgents to free the king. The
military uprising...
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office of
marischal under Malcolm IV and
William I. The
descendant of
Herveus, Sir
Robert de
Keith (d. 1332), was
confirmed in the
office of "Great Marischal...
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Willelmus Malmesburiensis 180
Eugenius III,
Guillelmus S.
Theodorici 181
Herveus Burgidolensis 182–185
Bernardus Claraevallensis 186
Sugerius S. Dionysii...
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Suite Merlin, Lancelot, the
Spanish Demanda,
Tristan Yvain li filz al roi
Herveu; may be the same
knight as Hervis/Hernil de
Rivel in
Prose Lancelot, Vulgate...
