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Christoph Langenmantel or
Christoph Langenmantel vom
Sparren (1488, in
Augsburg – 17 May 1538, in Ingolstadt) was a nobleman,
Carmelite friar,
canon of...
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Hieronymus Ambrosius Langenmantel (1641-1718), a
doctor in
canon law and a
canon of the
Monastery of
Saint Peter in Augsburg.
Langenmantel was a
friend of...
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Jakob Wilhelm Benedikt von
Langenmantel (16
March 1720 – 17
April 1790), also
called Jakob Wilhelm Benedikt Langenmantel von
Westheim und Ottmarshausen...
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nominal full strength.
Captain of the
Black Band in 1525 was
Georg Langenmantel, but it was also
placed under the
command of
French officers, such as...
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desisted from
doing so. With help from the
Carmelite friar Christoph Langenmantel,
Luther slipped out of the city at night,
unbeknownst to Cajetan. In...
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desisted from
doing so. With help from the
Carmelite friar Christoph Langenmantel,
Luther slipped out of the city at night,
unbeknownst to Cajetan. Emperor...
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night with the help of the
Carmelite friar and mayor's son
Christoph Langenmantel vom
Sparren to
avoid being arrested by
imperial soldiers.
After the community's...
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dinner arranged by a
young aristocrat named Jakob Alois Karl
Langenmantel.
Langenmantel and his brother-in-law
teased Mozart mercilessly about the insignia...
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Palace in Oberschleißheim. That same year, he
married Bertha von
Langenmantel, the
daughter of a
royal building inspector. She
helped to
enhance their...
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Archbishop Colloredo.
Halliwell hypothesizes that it was
Jakob Alois Karl
Langenmantel, a
functionary in
Augsburg who had
mocked Mozart for
wearing his emblem...
