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Lisiard Le
Riche (b.
circa 900, d.
after 941) was the Lord of
Sceaux and a
knight serving Hugh the Great, the Duke of Burgundy.
Lisiard Le
Riche was born...
- II de Sablé (died 1165) was the son of
Lisiard of
Sable and
Thiphaine of Briole.
Robert and his
father Lisiard, Lord of Sablé, both
fought against the...
- who
becomes an
object of
public dispute between Gérard de
Nevers and
Lisiard de Forez, the
former taking her
defense while the
other suggests she is...
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Albert of
Flanders ???–??:
Garin 979–980:
Rainald I. (Renaud) 984–989:
Lisiard († 19.
April 989) 991–992:
Gislebert (Engelbert) († 992) 991–1017: Renaud...
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Tiberias after 1101. He was
killed in a
battle with the
Turks of Damascus.
Lisiard of
Flanders Roger,
first Castellan of
Lille Saswalo of
Phalempin Walo of...
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pilgrimage to
Larchant in the
Middle Ages.
Elisabeth Le Riche,
daughter of
Lisiard Le Riche,
inherited Larchant from her
father around 950. At the beginning...
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defence of Normandy. In
September 1201 one of Coutances'
suffragan bishops,
Lisiard, the
Bishop of Sées died. King John
objected when the
cathedral chapter...
- Saint-Évroult John I of Neuville, 1124–1143
Gerard II, 1144–1157 Froger, 1157–1184
Lisiard, 1184–1201 Sylvestre, 1202–1220,
replaces Raoul du
Merle who was elected...
- the siege of
Dyrrhachium of 1107–1108. (RHC Oc.,
Volume 5.VIII.v)
Lisiard of Tours.
Lisiard of
Tours wrote his
Historiae Hierosolimitanae Secunda Pars in...
- that
Roger had left the
three archdeacons in charge,
Hugues de Gerberoy,
Lisiard, and Roger.
Ansellus (Anselmus) was
elected bishop of Beauvais, but his...
