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Necrologium Lundense (Lund, UB Mh 6) is a 12th-century
illuminated m****cript
probably made in Lund (then part of Denmark,
today part of Sweden) to serve...
- Paradosis, ed., D. Ostrowski, 3 vols. (Cambridge, MA, 2003), vol. 3, 1917.
Necrologium Sanctis Pantalaeonis Coloniensis, p. 18 (VI ides of March). Medinsky...
- numeral, yet he's
still often called "Constans II". Or,
according to the
Necrologium, 20 April,
which would make a
total reign of 99 days (counting from 11...
- Frederick's
successor as
advocatus of the
Abbey in St Truiden. In 1078 the
necrologium of Prüm
abbey mentions the
decease of a
Count Udon. In summary, Udon...
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Waltharius Beati Heldradi novaliciensis abbatis vita
Necrologium prioratus sancti Andreae taurinensis Necrologium monasterii sanctorum Solutoris,
Adventoris et...
- p. 55.
Necrologium minus Monasterii S.
Petri Nigrae Silvae, in:
Monumenta Germaniae historica —
Necrologia Germania, vol. I, p. 337
Necrologium Tennenbacense...
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building of the cathedral, in the form of the
illuminated m****cripts
Necrologium Lundense and
Liber daticus vetustior, are
still preserved in the library...
- An
important historic source of
information about the
abbey is the
Necrologium Lundense,
essentially an
obituary book kept by monks. The data has been...
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bishopric in Utrecht, the
necrologium of
Egmond in
Utrecht calls his
father count of
Cleves (comes clivensis) and the
necrologium of the Plechelmusbasilica...
- l'église collégiale de Saint-Pierre de Lille,
Lille - Paris, 1895, p. 177),
Necrologium Ecclesiæ Collegiatæ
Beati Petri Insulensis (= É. Hautcœur (ed.), Do****ents...
