Magneric of Tier (also called Magnerich, or Magnericus) (born c. 522, died c. 596) was a Frankish bishop of Trier. He is a Catholic and Orthodox saint...
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Austrasian Letters (section Table of letters)
the Abbey of Lorsch. The collection was probably assembled in Metz in the late 6th century. It has been attributed to Bishop Magneric of Trier, who was...
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of his sixth-century predecessor, Magneric, in the abbey of Saint-Martin in Trier. His contemporary, Bishop Berengar of Verdun, depicts him as one of...
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chose to live as a stylite in the diocese of Trier during the episcopate of Magneric (before 587) and the reign of King Childebert II (576-596). In the East...
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during the episcopate of Magneric (before 587) and the reign of King Childebert II (576–596). Gregory met Wulflaich at the castle of Yvois and accompanied...
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Guntram (redirect from King Gontran of Burgundy)
sister; Faileuba, Childebert's queen; Magneric, Bishop of Trier; and Ageric, Bishop of Verdun. This was called the Treaty of Andelot and it endured until Gontrand...
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Osann-Monzel (section Coat of arms)
documentary mention of the places Osann and Monzel is found in the appendix of “Vita Magnerici”, a biography of Saint Magneric, Bishop of Trier (570-596). This...
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Gontran Boson (section Kingdom of the Franks)
wife Faïléouba (or Faileuba). He is also accompanied by Magnéric, bishop of Trier, Agéric, bishop of Verdun, and Duke Gontran Boson. The latter was then tried...
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