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Blaise Sigibald Kurz (3
February 1894 in
Sontheim — 13
December 1973 in Walds****en) was a
German Catholic bishop and a
member of the
Order of
Friars Minor...
-
Piedmont (Northern Italy).
Benedictine abbey of
Neuwiller founded by
bishop Sigibald of Metz.
Council of
Manzikert in
Armenian and West
Syriac churches Grifo...
- Arnulf, 652?–693? (Arnulfing) Albo 696-707
Aptatus 707-715
Felix II 715-716
Sigibald 716-741
Chrodegang 742–766
Angilram 768–791
Gundulf 819 to 7 September...
- in 737
prime minister.
Sometime after 742, he was
appointed to
succeed Sigibald as
Bishop of Metz,
while still retaining his
civil office. In 753 he met...
- a monk at
Fritzlar and Büraburg in
Germany (7th or 8th century)
Saint Sigibald,
Bishop of Metz in
France (c. 740)
Saint Cuthbert of Canterbury, a monk...
- the
issued 837,
October 17
certificate no. 507 of the Code Eberhardi.
Sigibald,
executor of
Count Asis,
rendered in
goods in
Heldburg and
other places...
-
Christianizing rule of the
Merovingian dynasty of Franks. In the year 723,
Saint Sigibald [fr],
bishop of Metz,
founded a
Benedictine abbey dedicated to
Saints Peter...
-
ancestors of the Salians)
donated the
construction of a
Benedictine monastery;
Sigibald († 741),
Bishop of Metz
signed the deed of
foundation and
confirmed the...
- v****o ut
supra Miloni ("I, Milo, upon request, sign with my own hand ...
Sigibald, a v****al of the
aforementioned Milo"). Latin:
Millo v****us
regis filius...
