- 213–236. Donizo, Vita
Mathildis, ch. II, v. 1250–1256. Donizo, Vita
Mathildis, ch. II, v. 1257. Goez 1997, p. 194. Donizo, Vita
Mathildis,
edited by Luigi...
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Matilda of
Ringelheim (c. 892 – 14
March 968), also
known as
Saint Matilda, was a
Saxon noblewoman who
became queen of Germany. Her husband,
Henry the...
-
progenitor of the
Guiberti dynasty Donizo of Canossa, Vita
Mathildis in
Donizonis Vita
Mathildis, ed. L. Bethmann, MGH SS 12 (Hannover, 1856), pp. 348-409...
-
reference to
Donizo of Canossa, Vita
Mathildis, Book II, v.665.
According to one of the
editors of the Vita
Mathildis, this is a
reference to one of Henry’s...
- throne,
contrary to his father's wishes.
According to her biography, Vita
Mathildis reginae posterior,
their mother had
favored Henry as king: in contrast...
-
Matilda II,
Countess of
Nevers (1234/35–1262), also
known as Maud of
Dampierre or
Mathilda II of Bourbon, was a
sovereign Countess of Nevers, Countess...
- of
Auxerre in 1262-1290. She was a
daughter of
Eudes of
Burgundy and
Mathildis II of Bourbon. In 1262 she
succeeded her
mother as
Countess of Auxerre...
- was son of
Alberic III of
Dammartin (Aubry de Dammartin) and his wife
Mathildis of Clermont,
heiress to the
county of
Clermont and
daughter of Renaud...
- On
arrival in England, her charters' seal displa**** the
inscription Mathildis dei
gratia Romanorum Regina, 'Matilda by the
grace of God,
Queen of the...
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Henry asks
Matilda and
Abbot Hugh of
Cluny to
intervene in the dispute, Vita
Mathildis (c. 1115)....
