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Landulf or Landulph,
Italian Landolfo and
Latin Landolfus,
Landulphus, etc., is a
masculine given name of
Germanic (possibly Lombardic) origin. It may...
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Landolfo Caracciolo (Latin:
Landulphus Caracciolus; died 1351) was a
Franciscan theologian,
diplomat and
prelate from the
Kingdom of Naples.
Landolfo Caracciolo...
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which previously used to be sung in Italy".
According to a
narrative of
Landulphus Senior, the eleventh-century
chronicler of Milan,
Charlemagne attempted...
- the
Catholic Church, have
signed Richard Bishop of Albano, have
signed Landulphus Archbishop of Benevento, have read and
signed Canon Bishop of the Church...
- II on 8
November 1108. In
March 1112 at the
Lateran Synod,
Archbishop Landulphus and
Bishop Guilelmus of
Troia engaged in a controversy. At the beginning...
- (c. 916 ?)
Teodulfus (c. 945–after 980)
Joannes (c. 985 – c. 993) ...
Landulphus (1019–1034)
Conradus Obertus Conradus Mezanello (c. 1084)
Cyriacus (c...
- 545)
Anectarius († 573)
Thibaut I.
Droctigisilus († c. 589)
Tondulphus Landulphus St.
Ansericus or
Anscher (623–52); St
Ansery († c. 652)
Bettolenus St...
- the
tenth century at the
instigation of
Richard I of Normandy.
Bishop Landulphus is
credited with
having discovered, in
answer to
fervent prayer, the relics...
- name in
Italian is
Landolfo di San
Paolo or
Landolfo Iuniore; in
Latin Landulphus Iunior.
Chiesa (2004).
Cowdrey (1968), 292–94.
Chiesa (2004):
senza comprenderlo...
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first extant Ambrosian chants are
written down. The
Milanese chronicler Landulphus relates the tale that
Charlemagne placed a
Gregorian and an Ambrosian...
