Burchard, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, -753 or 754

LC control no.	no2008024738
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Burchard, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, -753 or 754 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Burchard, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, d. 753 or 754 Burchardus, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, -753 or 754 Burgheard, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, -753 or 754 Burhheard, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, -753 or 754 Burkard, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, -753 or 754 Burkardus, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, -753 or 754 Burkhard, Saint, Bishop of Würzburg, -753 or 754
Death date	[0753,0754]
Found in	Leben und Wirken des hl. Burkhard, c1986: t.p. (hl. Burkhard) p. 214 (Leben des hl. Burchard) New Catholic encyclopedia, 2003: (Burchard of Würzburg, St., d. Germany, 753 or 754) Die Lebensbeschreibungen Bischof Burchards von Würzburg, 2005: p. 1 (heilige Burchard von Würzburg; Anglo-Saxon form of name Burhheard, Latinized as Burchardus or Burkardus; Anglo-Saxon; close collaborator and student of St. Boniface, who in 742 consecrated Burchard 1st Bishop of Würzburg) p. 16 (probably d. 2 Feb. 753 in Würzburg; the later Vita only source to report that he laid down his office, but is contradicted by nearly contemporary source that says that Burchard d. before St. Boniface, who d. 5 June 754; no other source supports report of resignation) New Catholic encyclopedia, c2003, viewed online 8 Dec. 2011 (Burchard of Würzburg, St.; Burkardus; Burkard; bishop; b. England; d. Germany 753 or 754; left England, probably 735, to become disciple and collaborator of St. Boniface, Apostle of Germany; Boniface made Burchard Bishop of Würzburg 741 or 742) Lexikon des Mittelalters, 1977-1988 (Burchard, hl., Bf. von Würzburg 742-753; Old English Burgheard; d. 2 Feb. 753 (754 unlikely); his resignation is surely [only] legendary) Walsh, M.J. A new dictionary of saints, 2007 (Burchard of Würzburg, bishop; b. Wessex, d. Germany, c. 754) The book of saints, 2002 (Burchard of Würzburg (St); d. ?754; Anglo-Saxon monk from Wessex, England; became 1st Bishop of Würzburg in 741; allegedly resigned in 753 to become a monk at Homburg before d.) Wikipedia.de, 8 Dec. 2011 (Burkard; also Burkhard or Old English Burgheard; saint; b. ca. 683; d. 754 or 755 in Homburg am Main; d. date also given as 753; Bishop of Würzburg 741-753 or 754; according to tradition, laid down official duties in 753 or 754, became a recluse in Homburg am Main, where d. the next year)
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