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Theogerus, Bishop of Metz, approximately 1050-1120

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Dietger, Bishop of Metz, approximately 1050-1120
Diethger, Bishop of Metz, approximately 1050-1120
Theogar, Bishop of Metz, approximately 1050-1120
Theoger, Bishop of Metz, approximately 1050-1120
Theogerus, Bishop of Metz, ca. 1050-1120

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Theogerus, Bishop of Metz, approximately 1050-1120
Theogerus, Bishop of Metz, ca 1050-1120

Earlier Established Forms

Theogerus, Bishop of Metz, ca. 1050-1120

Sources

found: Dietger (Theogerus) of Metz and his Musica, 1995:abstract (Dietger (Theogerus) of Metz, ca. 1050-1120; Benedictine abbot of St. Georgen in the Black Forest, bp. of Metz, Cluniac reformer and saint; last representative of a school of music theory in 11th cent. southern Germany)

found: Dict. of the Middle Ages:v. 8, p. 642a (under Musical treatises: Theogerus, ca. 1050-1121, bp. of Metz; pupil of William of Hirsau)

found: The book of saints, 6th ed.(Theoger (Theogar, Diethger), Blessed, Bp., OSB; feast day Apr. 29; d. 1120; became bp. of Metz in 1118)

found: New Grove(Theogerus of Metz (b. ca. 1050, d. at Cluny 29 April 1120); German Benedictine abbot, bp. and music theorist credited with one treatise, Musica)

notfound: New Cath. enc.

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Change Notes

1995-07-03: new
2013-03-15: revised

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