- of Trier. The
beginning of the
reign of
Gilbert is not clear. A dux
Lotharingiae is
mentioned in 910 and this may have been Gilbert.
Lotharingia sided...
- margrave.
Reginar was
succeeded by his son
Gilbert who used the
title dux
Lotharingiae: "duke of Lotharingia". When the West
Franks deposed Charles in 922,...
-
birth remains unknown. He
translated into
French the
Chronica du****
Lotharingiae et
Brabantiae of
Emond de Dynter, the
Historia regum Britanniae of Geoffrey...
- édition de 1667, p. 1 :
Primus Academiae Conditor fuit
Ioannes Quartus,
Lotharingiae, Brabantiae, et
Limburgiae Dux,
Marchio Sacri Imperii, Hannoniae, Hollandiae...
-
Zwentibold Zwentibold dux
Lotharingiae, from the
Chronicon Universale, a 12th-century m****cript by
Ekkehard of Aura King of
Lotharingia Reign 895–900...
-
dictae nostrae Provinciae Patrimoniales Belgicae,
nominatim Ducatus Lotharingiae, Brabantiae, Limburgi, Luxemburgi, Geldriae;
Comitatus Flandriae, Artesiae...
- the
University of
Louvain in 1425:
Primus Academiae Conditor fuit
Ioannes Quartus,
Lotharingiae, Brabantiae, et
Limburgiae Dux,
Marchio Sacri Imperii....
-
juventutem (Leuven, 1635)
Dissertatio oratoria de
causis occupatae a
Francis Lotharingiae (Leuven, 1636)
Panegyricus gratulatorius Ferdinando III (Leuven, 1637)...
-
history of the
Duchy of
Brabant until 1442:
Chronica nobilissimorum du****
Lotharingiae et
Brabantiae ac
regnum Francorum. It runs
until 1442 and was translated...
-
anonymous Qualiter reliquiæ B. Nicolai,
episcopi et confessoris, ad
Lotharingiæ villam, quæ
Portus nominatur, delatæ sunt (1101). (RHC Oc.
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