| LC control no. | n 80040313 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Oliver, of Paderborn, Cardinal, -1227 |
| Variant(s) | Oliver, Bp. of Paderborn Oliver, of Paderborn, Cardinal, d. 1227 Oliverus, Bp. of Paderborn, d. 1227. Oliver, Bishop of Paderborn, -1227 Oliver, der Sachse, -1227 Oliver, of Cologne, -1227 Oliver, of Sabina, -1227 Oliver, Scholaster, -1227 Oliver, Thomas, -1227 Oliver, von Paderborn, -1227 Oliverius, Coloniensis, -1227 Oliverius, de Colonia, -1227 Oliverius, Paderbornensis, -1227 Oliverus, -1227 Oliverus, Coloniensis, -1227 Oliverus, de Colonia, -1227 Oliverus, Episcopus, -1227 Oliverus, of Paderborn, -1227 Oliverus, Paderbornensis, -1227 Oliverus, Paderbrunnensis, -1227 Oliverus, Sabinensis, -1227 Oliverus, Saxo, -1227 Oliverus, Scholasticus, -1227 Oliverus, Thomas, -1227 Oliverus, Westphalus, -1227 Olivier, -1227 Olivier, de Paderborn, -1227 Olivier, de Westphalie, -1227 Thomas Oliverius, -1227 Thomas Oliverus, Paderbrunnensis, -1227 Thomas, Oliver, -1227 Thomas, Oliverus, -1227 Thomas Oliverius, Cardinal, -1227 |
| Biography/History note | German preacher and chronicler, who took part in the fourth Lateran Council (1215) and the Fifth Crusade (1217-1221). He was the bishop of Paderborn from 1223 until 1225, when he was elevated to cardinal by Pope Honorius III. He authored a number of historical texts about the Holy Land. |
| Associated country | Germany |
| Located | Cologne (Germany) Paderborn (Germany) |
| Death date | 1227 |
| Field of activity | History Theology |
| Affiliation | Catholic Church. Diocese of Paderborn (Germany) |
| Found in | His Schriften, 1894. "Oliverus scholasticus," Geschichtsquellen des deutschen Mittelalters (online), viewed on February 6, 2024 (Oliver von Paderborn; first documented as Magister scholarum in 1196; scholasticus in Paderborn in 1200; cathedral scholaster in Cologne from 1201; archiepiscopal chancellor from ca. 1218; appointed crusade preacher for Cologne by Pope Innocent III in 1213; participated in 4th Lateran Council (1215) and Fifth Crusade (1217-1221); elected Bishop of Paderborn (1223); died 1227 in Agagni; author of Descriptio Terre Sancte; Epistolae; Historia Damiatina; Historia de ortu Jerusalem et eius variis eventibus; Historia regum terre sancte) <https://www.geschichtsquellen.de/autor/4148> "Thomas Cardinal Olivier," Catholic Hierarchy (online), viewed on February 6, 2024 (Born ca. 1170 in Westfalen (or Friesland); Bishop of Paderborn, Germany (23 Mar 1223 selected, 7 Apr 1225 confirmed); elevated to Cardinal-Bishop of Sabina in 1225; died 11 Sep 1227) <https://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/bishop/bolivie.html> "Oliverus scholasticus," CERL Thesaurus (online), viewed on February 6, 2024 (1223-1225 Bischof von Paderborn; Gelehrter; Geschichtsschreiber; Kardinalbischof von Sabina; Theologe; Kreuzzugsprediger; variants: Oliverus, Thomas; Oliver, genannt der Sachse; Oliver von Paderborn; Oliverius Coloniensis; Oliverus; Oliverus, Thomas; Olivier; Oliver; Oliver, Thomas; Oliver, Scholaster; Oliver, der Sachse; Oliver, of Sabina; Oliver, von Paderborn; Oliver of Paderborn; Oliverius, Paderbornensis; Oliverius, de Colonia; Oliverus; Oliverus, Coloniensis; Oliverus, Episcopus; Oliverus, Paderbornensis; Oliverus, Paderbrunnensis; Oliverus, Sabinensis; Oliverus, Saxo; Oliverus, Scholasticus; Oliverus, Westphalus; Oliverus, of Paderborn; Olivier; Olivier, de Paderborn; Olivier, de Westphalie; Thomas, Oliver; Thomas, Oliverus; Thomas Oliverius; Thomas Oliverus, Paderbrunnensis; Thomas Olivier; Oliverus, de Colonia; Oliverus Paderbornensis) <https://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/cnp02235016> |
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