LC control no. | nr 90002215 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Bruno, Saint, Archbishop of Cologne, 925?-965 |
Variant(s) | Bruno, the Great, Saint, Archbishop of Cologne, 925?-965 Bruno, of Cologne, Saint, Archbishop of Cologne, 925?-965 Brun, von Köln, Archbishop of Cologne, 925?-965 Bruno, Coloniensis, Archbishop of Cologne, 925?-965 |
Other standard no. | 118674730 |
Associated country | Holy Roman Empire |
Associated place | Cologne (Germany) |
Birth date | 0925? |
Death date | 0965-10-11 |
Place of death | Reims (France) |
Profession or occupation | Bishops |
Found in | Ruotger. Ruotgeri Vita Brunonis, Archiepiscopi Coloniensis, 1841. Schwenk, Peter. Brun von Köln (925-965), 1995: title page (Brun von Köln (925-965)) New Catholic encyclopedia. Second edition, 2003: volume 2, page 647 (Bruno of Cologne, St., archbishop of Cologne; born around 925; died October 11, 965; youngest son of Henry I of Germany and Saint Matilda) German Wikipedia, viewed October 13, 2023 (Brun (Köln); Brun; often referred to as Bruno or Brun von Sachsen; born 925; died October 11, 965, in Reims; younger brother of the East Frankish king and later Holy Roman Emperor Otto I; from 940 to 953, he was chancellor of his brother's territories; in 953, with his brother's support, he was elected Archbishop of Cologne) English Wikipedia, viewed October 13, 2023 (Bruno the Great; born in May, 925; died October 11, 965, in Reims; youngest son of Henry the Fowler and his second wife Matilda) Deutsche Nationalbibliothek online catalog, viewed October 16, 2023 (authorized access point: Bruno, Coloniensis; other data in authority record: Archbishop of Colgne; born around 925; died 965) |