Seyringer, Nikolaus, approximately 1360-1425

[Nikolaus Seyringer (approximately 1360-1425) was Benedictine abbot at Kloster Melk. He studied at Universität Wien, where he later served as rector. In 1403, he left to join the Benedictine Convent of Subiaco. He participated in the Council of Constance and in 1418 went to Melk, where he was named abbot.]

found: 687 (online via vHMML), viewed on January 4, 2021(Absolutio Mellicensis abbatis scilicet M. Nicolai; authored by Seyringer, Nikolaus) - https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/23753

found: VIAF (online), viewed on October 16, 2020(Nicolaus Seyringer 1360-1425; Nikolaus Seyringer) - https://viaf.org/viaf/47163275

found: Biographical index of the middle ages, 2008:part 2, p. 813 (Nikolaus Seyringer, born ca. 1360, died 1425; Benedictine, abbot, university rector; Wien, Austria; Melk, Austria)

found: Wikipedia (online), viewed on October 16, 2020() - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikolaus_Seyringer

found: Deutsche Biographie (online), viewed on October 16, 2020(Nikolaus Seyringer von Matzen; Benedictine abbot of Kloster Melk; born ca. 1360 in Matzen (Gänserndorf im Marchfeld, Niederösterreich); died December 25, 1425 in Wien; studied at the University of Vienna under reform theologian Heinrich von Langenstein; magister artium in 1395; rector at the University of Vienna; in 1403 he left to join the Benedictine Convent of Subiaco; participated in the Council of Constance; friend of Nikolaus von Dinkelsbühl; went to Melk in 1418 and was named abbot; a leading figure in reform) - https://www.deutsche-biographie.de/sfz72075.html#ndbcontent

[Nikolaus Seyringer (approximately 1360-1425) was Benedictine abbot at Kloster Melk. He studied at Universität Wien, where he later served as rector. In 1403, he left to join the Benedictine Convent of Subiaco. He participated in the Council of Constance and in 1418 went to Melk, where he was named abbot.]

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