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Daniel Bonifacius von
Haneberg (16 June 1816 in
Tanne near
Kempten – 31 May 1876 in Speyer) was a
German Catholic bishop and orientalist. He
began his...
- century, but it was only in 1870 that it was
edited by
Daniel Bonifacius von
Haneberg, who
added a
Latin translation, and so made it
generally accessible. In...
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Archived from the
original on 2021-06-24.
Retrieved 2021-06-24. Ehlen, Judy;
Haneberg, William; Larson,
Robert (January 2005).
Humans as
Geologic Agents. Geological...
- 67b; see
Rashi ad loc. Yoma 60a;
compare Yoma 68b Yoma 1:1-5 see also
Haneberg, "Die Religiösen Alterthümer der Bibel", pp. 659–671, Munich, 1869 Mishneh...
- in Scandinavia. She
wished to have the
Bishop of Speyer,
Bonifatius von
Haneberg.: 269–70 The Pope
however appointed Johann Georg Huber.
Josephine supported...
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Didrik Eng
Strand Norway Finn
Sonnekalb Germany Finn
Elias Haneberg Norway...
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Power Headquarters Oslo,
Norway Area
served Norway Key
people Kristian Haneberg (CEO) Øystein Øyehaug (Chair)
Products Hydroelectricity and
windpower Parent...
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September 1870; died in
office 23 May 1872 to 31 May 1876
Bonifatius von
Haneberg, OSB
Priest of the
Order of
Saint Benedict;
confirmed 29 July 1872; ordained...
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Franz Allioli Mayer van
Essen Jean-Baptiste
Glaire Daniel Bonifacius von
Haneberg Guillaume-René
Meignan Franz Xaver Reithmayr Francis Xavier Patrizi Valentin...
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within the
Benedictine Confederation.
Paulus Birker (1850–1854)
Bonifaz Haneberg (1854–1872)
Benedikt Zenetti (1872–1904)
Gregor Danner (1904–1919) Bonifaz...
