- twelfth-century vita
often ascribed to
Olegarius'
contemporary of Barcelona,
Renald the Grammarian.
Olegarius was born to a
noble family of Barcelona...
- time of the
Battle of
Lepanto (1571). In
addition to
Saints Eulalia and
Olegarius, the
cathedral contains the
tombs of
Saint Raymond of Penyafort, Count...
-
between Breakspear and the
region through his
predecessor at St Ruf,
Olegarius,
abbot between 1113 and 1118, and who had then been
unwillingly promoted...
- 1129, he was
ceded secular authority in the
district of
Tarragona by
Olegarius,
Bishop of Barcelona, with the
title of "Prince of Tarragona" (princeps...
- (1096–1099)
Berenguer Bernat (1100–1106)
Ramon Guillem (1107–1114) St.
Olegarius (Sant Oleguer) (1114–1137)
Arnau Ermengol (1137–1143)
Guillem de Torroja...
- hunters. They are also an
attribute of the
patron saint of
Spanish hunters,
Olegarius of Barcelona.
White hares and
rabbits were
sometimes the
symbols of chastity...
- for Ramon's
preparations to
restore the
churches in Iberia.
Archbishop Olegarius was
charged with
managing the crusade.
Ramon ordered all
laymen who received...
-
possession of the
Church of Vich. A
similar concession was
granted to
Olegarius,
Bishop of
Barcelona in 1116–1137, who was
permitted to
retain possession...
-
succeeded by
Callixtus II as the 162nd pope of the
Catholic Church.
March –
Olegarius Bonestruga,
archbishop of Tarragona,
preaches successfully a
Crusade against...
-
Augustinian monks,
dependants of Sant Ruf d'Avinyo, was founded.
Saint Olegarius (San José María de Porcioles) came to this
priory from 1095 to 1108 before...
