Bruno, di Segni, Saint, approximately 1048-1123

LC control no.	nr 92021157
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Bruno, di Segni, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Asti, Bruno de, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 Bruno, Astensis, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 Bruno, de Asti, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 Bruno, de Segni, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 Bruno, di Segni, Saint, ca. 1048-1123 Bruno, of Segni, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 Bruno, Signiensis, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 De Asti, Bruno, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 De Segni, Bruno, Saint, approximately 1048-1123 Segni, Bruno de, Saint, approximately 1048-1123
Associated country	Italy
Associated place	Segni (Italy)
Birth date	1048~
Death date	1123-07-18
Place of birth	Solero (Italy)
Place of death	Segni (Italy)
Profession or occupation	Bishops Theologians
Found in	Grégoire, Réginald. Bruno de Segni, exégète médiéval et théologien monastique, 1965: page 23, etc. (born circa 1040-1050; died July 18, 112) New Catholic encyclopedia. Second edition, 2003 (Bruno of Segni, St.; born around 1040 or 1050 in Solero (Piedmont); died July 18, 1123 in Segni; bishop, abbot; Bruno was canon of the cathedral of Siena from 1037 [i.e. 1073] to 1079; his friendship with the reforming Pope Gregory VII, who appointed him bishop of Segni in 1079, resulted in his imprisonment by Emperor Henry IV in 1082. He was librarian of the Roman Church under Pope Victor III and later counselor to Pope Urban II) Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche. 3. Auflage, 1994: volume 2, columns 733-734 (Bruno; bishop of Segni; saint; born between 1040 and 1050 in Asti; died July 18, 1123; he became a cathedral canon in Siena sometime after 1073; in 1079 or 1080, he was made bishop of Segni; he was an associate of Pope Gregory VII and a proponent of Gregory's reforms) UTET, 1985 (Bruno, di Segni, born 11th century; died Segni in 1123) NUC 1968-72 (Bruno, Saint, Bp. of Segni, 1048 (ca.)-1123) Personennamen des Mittelalters, 2000 (Bruno Signiensis, ca. 1048-1123; also known as Bruno de Asti, Bruno Astensis)
Associated language	lat