The Chronicon Wormatiense is a fragmentary anonymous Latin chronicle of the city of Worms, Germany. It was probably composed in the last quarter of the...
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of Marburg to cooperate with Conrad and John. According to the Chronicon Wormatiense, Conrad and John arrived in the Upper Rhineland and Worms in 1231...
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under the title Annales Wormatienses in the Monumenta Germaniae Historica combines the Annales proper and the Chronicon Wormatiense. The definitive edition...
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charter issued by the count of Tyrol on 20 July. According to the Chronicon Wormatiense and the Gesta Treverorum, most of the bishops and princes divided...
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118); Kieckhefer (1979, pp. 14–15) Boos, Heinrich, ed. (1893). Chronicon Wormatiense (Monumenta Wormatiensia. Annalen und Chroniken (in German). Berlin...
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Annales Wormatienses and the Chronicon Wormatiense. The combined Descriptio, Annales and Chronicon were published under the title Annales Wormatienses by G...
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Ursperg's Chronicon, the Annales sancti Rudberti Salisburgenses and the Annales Scheftlarienses maiores. According to the Chronicon wormatiense, the pope...
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Augustine's De consensu evangelistarum c. 2.3, Prosper of Aquitaine's Chronicon, Orosius's Historia adversus paganos, Pseudo-Augustine's De heredibus...
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