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Saint Irmgardis,
Saint Irmgard of Süchteln (1000 - † 1065 or 1082/1089, Cologne, Germany) was a
medieval saint and
sovereign Countess Irmgardis of Aspel...
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nobleman (approximate date)
Guigues I,
French nobleman (approximate date)
Irmgardis,
German noblewoman and
saint (d. 1065 or 1082/1089) John Mauropous, Byzantine...
- in the
abbreviated form "Irm-," for example, Irmine, Irmela, Irmgard,
Irmgardis, and Irmentraud. The name
comes from the Old High
German "irmin", meaning...
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immediately taken into
service as a
burial place. The
relics of
Saint Irmgardis found a
final resting place in the St. Agnes' Chapel. Her
trachyte sarcophagus...
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Cleves (c. 1307–1362),
German noble, wife of John IV, Lord of
Arkel Saint Irmgardis or
Irmgard (1000–1065 or 1082/1089)
Irmgard Bartenieff (1900–1981), German...
- the
tenth Superior-General of the
Society of
Jesus (1582–1664)
Saint Irmgardis,
saint (1000–1065 or 1082/1089)
Johann Wilhelm Schirmer,
painter (1807–1863)...
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nobleman (approximate date)
Guigues I,
French nobleman (approximate date)
Irmgardis,
German noblewoman and
saint (d. 1065 or 1082/1089) John Mauropous, Byzantine...
- of
Racconigi Blessed Dina Bélanger
Hermione of
Ephesus Ida of
Herzfeld Irmgardis (of Süchteln)
Moses and
Aaron (Lutheran
Church and
Eastern Orthodox Church)...
- with her
family in
Cologne from
early childhood,
where she
attended the
Irmgardis-Gymnasium - an all-girls
school until 1983. She took
speech and acting...
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seven daughters of
Count Louis I of Arnstein,
possibly her name was
Irmgardis or Demudis.
Three children were born of this union:
Rupert I of Laurenburg...
