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provides a
description of an
Irminsul in
chapter 3 of his
Latin work De
miraculis sancti Alexandri. Rudolf's
description states that the
Irminsul was a...
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earlier compilations of
abridged legendaria, the
Abbreviatio in
gestis et
miraculis sanctorum attributed to the
Dominican chronicler Jean de
Mailly and the...
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Rudolf of
Fulda (died
March 8, 862) was a
Benedictine monk
during the
Carolingian period in the 9th century.
Rudolf was
active at
Fulda Abbey in the present-day...
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still claims that he will return." The "Miracles of St. Mary of Laon" (De
miraculis sanctae Mariae Laudunensis),
written by a
French cleric and chronicler...
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objected that
there were no miracles, one of the
cardinals answered, "Tot
miraculis, quot articulis"—"there are as many
miracles (in his life) as articles...
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frequently given in
Latin as De
Septem Mundi Miraculis, De VII
Mundi Miraculis, or De 7
Mundi Miraculis.
Philip Rance, 'Philo of Byzantium' in R.S. Bagnall...
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throughout the rest of the
article Pringle 1998, p. 28.
Gregory of Tours, De
miraculis, I, ****. Foss 1979, p. 33.
Maisch 1998, p. 46.
Ehrman 2006, pp. 183–184...
- (1934). "Monumenta
Germaniae Historica,
Libelli de lite" (Dialogi de
miraculis Sancti Benedicti Liber Tertius auctore Desiderio abbate Casinensis ed...
- in the view of
historians lies in the
Miracles of St
Edmund (Latin: De
Miraculis Sancti Edmundi), his
hagiography of King Edmund. His
ultimate aim in this...
- In
English as An
Herbal for the
Bible (1579,
Newton translation). De
miraculis occultis naturae :
libri IIII (1611, Francofurti) by the
University and...
