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Frankish nobleman Otgar of Mainz,
archbishop (826–847)
Otgar [de],
bishop of Eichstätt (847–880)
Hoger (died 906),
abbot and
music theorist Otgar,
founding abbot...
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Otgar (died 21
April 847), also
spelled Odgar or Otger, was the
archbishop of
Mainz from 826
until his death. In 834,
Archbishop Otgar made a pilgrimage...
- A
Carolingian m****cript, c. 840,
depicting Rab****
Maurus (left),
supported by
Alcuin (middle),
presenting his work to
Otgar of Mainz...
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Audacrus Audaccrus Audgarius Audagarius Autcharius Aotackar Odowakar Odakar Odacrus Otachar Otacar Otacarus Otakar Otgarius Otgar Otger Othgar Otkger...
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former Archbishop Otgar of
Mainz ordered him to
collect this
material for posterity.
Because Benedict seems to
acknowledge that
Otgar is dead at the time...
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finds refuge at the
court of Otto I. John
dispatches a
delegation under Otgar,
bishop of Speyer, to
negotiate an agreement. May 14 – Pope John XII dies...
- was
constrained to
return to
public life when he was
elected to
succeed Otgar as
Archbishop of Mainz. He died at
Winkel on the
Rhine in 856. Rab**** composed...
- 790.
Construction on St Justin's
Church began around 830, once
Archbishop Otgar of
Mainz had
returned from Rome with the
relics of St Justin. It was complete...
- some of his enemies, he
again was the
effective ruler of Rome.
Sending Otgar,
Bishop of
Speyer to the emperor, he
attempted to come to some accommodation...
- the
Lahngau from 821 to 826. In 838, he
allied with
Poppo of
Grapfeld and
Otgar,
Archbishop of Mainz,
against the
rebellious Louis the
German and in favour...
