723 and 741 Büraburg may have been led by an abbot Humbert, or so local traditions hold. In 742 Boniface established a bishopric at Büraburg, the first...

See Witta, son of Wecta for the mythological Jutish chieftain. Witta of Büraburg (also known as Albuin or Vito Albinus, a close Latin translation of his...

Christianization of the northern Germanic tribes (approximate date). Boniface makes Büraburg, a fortified Frankish settlement, his temporary religious base. Arbeo,...

further because he presumed it widely known. This Geismar was close to Büraburg, then a hill castle and a Frankish stronghold. One of the focal points...

German-speaking poet of the Middle Ages Witta of Büraburg (born around 700, died after 760), bishop of Büraburg from 741 to 747 Ignazio Fiorillo (born 1715...

request, Zachary confirmed three newly established bishoprics of Würzburg, Büraburg, and Erfurt. In 742 he appointed Boniface as papal legate to the Concilium...

Albin), bishop Albinus of Provence, Merovingian duke and bishop Witta of Büraburg, also known as Albinus Albin of Brechin, Scottish bishop Albinus, cardinal-bishop...

Eresburg across the river Diemel, the northern boundary of Hessia. The Büraburg (which already had a Frankish settlement in the sixth century) was one...

abbot (b. 675) August 13 – Wigbert, Anglo-Saxon monk October 26 – Witta of Büraburg, Anglo-Saxon missionary Date Unknown Cú Chuimne, Irish monk Dunn, bishop...

(Wicca), a witchcraft tradition created by author Edain McCoy Witta of Büraburg, a missionary and bishop in 8th-century Germany Witta, son of Wecta, a...

by pagan natives." All three dioceses (the other two were Würzburg and Büraburg) were confirmed by Zachary the next year, though in 755 Erfurt was brought...

fear for his personal safety since the Frankish fortified settlement of Büraburg was nearby. According to Willibald, Boniface later had a church with an...

Church) Quadragesimus Quodvultdeus Rusticus of Narbonne Witta (Albinus) of Büraburg Eastern Orthodox liturgics National Day, celebrates the anniversary of...

Hesse), establishing or re-establishing the bishoprics of Erfurt, Würzburg, Büraburg, as well as Eichstätt, Regensburg, Augsburg, Freising, Passau and Salzburg...

Syburg (near Dortmund). They unsuccessfully attack the episcopal centre of Büraburg, which had been established by St. Boniface (see 723). King Alhred of Northumbria...

(Hesse) Babilonie (Wiehen Hills) Barenburg near Eldagsen Borlinghausen Büraburg (Hesse) Bummannsburg in Bergkamen Döben Dünsberg (Hessen) Eresburg Eringaburg...

about 781. He then greatly expanded his bishopric by absorbing those of Büraburg (near Fritzlar) and Erfurt. From 769 onward, Lullus promoted the establishment...

bandkeramischen Siedlung," NAFN II, 1965. "Mittelalterliche Pflanzenreste von der Büraburg," in Burg – „Oppidum“ – Bischofssitz in karolingischer Zeit ed. by Norbert...

Syburg (near Dortmund). They unsuccessfully attack the episcopal centre of Büraburg, which had been established by St. Boniface (see 723). King Alhred of Northumbria...

archbishop, presided over the synod) the bishops of Cologne, Strasbourg, and Büraburg were present, as was a chorbishop named Willibald and a bishop named Dadan...

saint archive Staab, Franz (1988). "Die Gründung der Bistümer Erfurt, Büraburg und Würzburg durch Bonifatius im Rahmen der Fränkischen und Päpstlichen...

Christianization of the northern Germanic tribes (approximate date). Boniface makes Büraburg, a fortified Frankish settlement, his temporary religious base. Umayyad...

venerated in Naples (7th century) Saint Humbert, a monk at Fritzlar and Büraburg in Germany (7th or 8th century) Saint Sigibald, Bishop of Metz in France...

Mainz, it is assumed that the area around nearby Fritzlar, or rather the Büraburg, was Christianized by Saint Boniface or his followers before Charlemagne's...

Cuthbert     758   Othmar     759   Albinus (Witta)     760   Bishop of Buraburg Alto     760   Cosmas     760   Bishop of Majuma Gangulphus (Gengulf, Gengoul)...

were active in the vicinity even before Saint Boniface, as digs at the Büraburg Monastery prove (as do those at, among others, Wetter and the Christenberg)...