-
phase of Boniface's
career started, with
Lullus as his
closest ****istant. Many of the
biographical facts about Lullus derive from the
Boniface Correspondence:...
-
Raimundus Lullus".
Freiburger Zeitschrift für
Philosophie und Theologie. 31: 64–65. Lohr, 1984, 63. Lohr,
Charles (1967).
Raimundus Lullus' Compendium...
-
other regarding the
behavior of
Lullus, Boniface's
successor as
archbishop of Mainz.
According to Willibald's vita
Lullus allowed the body to be
moved to...
- 150 monks.
Lullus was
buried in the
church at his
death in 786. The
abbey buildings were
extended between 831 and 850, and in 852
Lullus'
grave was moved...
-
becoming a
missionary centre,
missionaries such as Wilfrid, Willibrord,
Lullus and
Boniface converted their Saxon relatives in Germania. The
largely Christian...
- at
first taught in the convents, in
which St.
Anthony of Padua,
Raymond Lullus, and the
Dominican Bernard de la
Treille lectured. Two
letters of King John...
-
Mainz became a
regular archbishopric see in 781, when Boniface's
successor Lullus was
granted the
pallium by Pope
Adrian I.
Harald Klak, king of Jutland,...
-
centuries the
Lullus bell was rung at the
beginning of Lullusfest, a folk
festival held in Hersfield. The
festival commemorates Saint Lullus (born about...
-
Thuringia in
central Germany,
disciple and
companion of
Saints Boniface and
Lullus.
Following the
establishment by
Boniface of the
bishopric of Büraburg near...
-
rebel leader September 14 – Al-Hadi,
Muslim caliph (b. 764)
October 16 –
Lullus,
archbishop of
Mainz Abo of Tiflis,
Christian martyr Al-Rabi' ibn Yunus...
