-
Widerad (died in 1075) was
abbot of
Fulda Abbey (in the
Kingdom of Germany). His
dispute over
precedence with
Bishop Hezilo of
Hildesheim contributed...
-
monarch also
declined in Germany. For example, the
retainers of
Abbot Widerad of
Fulda and
Bishop Hezilo of
Hildesheim ignored Henry's
commands when...
- confrontation, however, as that of the
Goslar Precedence Dispute between Abbot Widerad of
Fulda and
Bishop Hezilo of
Hildesheim which resulted in
several deaths...
- 630 Columb****
Saint Peter Abbey,
Flavigny Flavigny-sur-Ozerain 717/19
Widerad Magnaoald Fleury Abbey Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire c.640
Leodebaldus Rigomer...
- 1047–1058
Siegfried von
Eppenstein 1058–1060, also
Archbishop of
Mainz Widerad von
Eppenstein 1060–1075
Ruothart 1075–1096
Godefrid 1096–1109 Wolfhelm...
- IV. A
dispute broke out
between Bishop Hezilo of
Hildesheim and
Abbot Widerad of
Fulda over the
seating arrangements,
which ended in a half-day-long...
- Hezilo's
efforts culminated in the
Goslar Precedence Dispute with
Abbot Widerad of Fulda,
which escalated at
Pentecost in 1063 in
Goslar Cathedral into...
-
confectionery Anise de Flavigny. This
monastery was
founded in 717 by
Widerad, who
richly endowed it.
According to the
authors of the
Gallia Christiana...
- 1064
around the
Schloss Bingenheim [de]. Soon after,
probably under Abbot Widerad of Eppenstein [de] (1060-1075), the
region of the ****ize of Birgenheim...
- Ferrières-en-Gâtinais c. 630 Columb****
Flavigny Abbey Flavigny-sur-Ozerain 717
Widerad Fleury Abbey Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire c. 640
Leodebaldus Fritzlar Abbey Fritzlar...
