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Radulf or
Radulph may
refer to: Radulf, King of Thuringia, 7th-century noble, Duke and then King
Radulf II, Duke of Thuringia, 9th
century Radulf of Narbonne...
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Radulphe (also
spelled Radulph, Rodolphe, etc.) was a
French monk who,
without permission from his superiors, left his
monastery in
France and travelled...
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pledge of
special peace and protection." 7
Nicolas Le Françoi 1266 – 1271 8
Radulphe 1271 – 1277 9
Pierre de
Millaud 1277 – 1294 10
Raymond de L’Isle 1294 –...
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mountain range near Bonn. In 1146
during the
Second Crusade, when the monk
Radulphe left his
monastery in
France and
travelled to
Cologne and the
Rhine Valley...
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bishops discouraged this behavior,
protecting Jews from the monk
Radulphe in
Germany and
countering the
preachings of
Bernardinus in Italy. These...
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bought the
domaine back from the
English but then
abandoned the castle.
Radulphe de Saint-Clar re-purchased it in 1450 and
enlarged it.
During the 16th...
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Robert de
Franqueville (sub prior) 1438–1459 :
Guillaume Étienne c. 1462 :
Radulphe Coreul 1468–1480 :
Robert Desmarets 1483–1489 :
Pierre Duchâtelet (in French)...
- Loon.) A war
developed between Giselbert and the
supporters of the
abbot Radulphe,
whose allies included Count Arnold of Loon (Arnold I and/or II), Théoger...
- (Nicholas I) 1153-1190
moved priory to
Champ Osburt 3 Étienne I 1193-unknown 4
Radulphe unknown-1210
distant relative of
Baron Grimoult 5
Guillame I 1210-1234...
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Rhineland in 1146
during the
Second Crusade by a
French monk
named Radulphe.
These atrocities are also
described in St. Bernard's Epistolae. (Runc...
