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28 January 2026
The Gandersheim Conflict, Part 2
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The Archbishop of Mainz and the Bishop of Hildesheim each wanted jurisdiction over the wealthy Gandersheim Abbey . This conflict reached a p...
27 January 2026
The Gandersheim Conflict, Part 1
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A significant controversy during the reign of Holy Roman Emperor Otto III while he was still under the regency of his mother, Theophanu , wa...
26 January 2026
Otto III's Regency, Part 1
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Otto III (980 - 23 January 1002) became King of Germany at the age of three on the death of his father, Otto II. He was in line to be Holy R...
24 January 2026
Adelaide of Italy
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Yesterday I mentioned the need to explain Adelaide of Italy to understand how she affected the marriage of her son. Adelaide was born to Kin...
05 September 2022
Who Invented the Mechanical Clock?
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In researching the previous post, I came across a reference to Pope Sylvester II (formerly Gerbert d'Aurillac, c.946 - 1003) inventing t...
04 September 2022
Armillary Spheres
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The "wooden terrestrial spheres" mentioned here are what we now call "armillary spheres." An armillary is a spherical a...
03 September 2022
The Ottonian Renaissance
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Although we use the term "renaissance" to refer primarily to a rebirth of art and culture that started in 14th century Italy and s...
24 September 2012
Hermann of Reichenau
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Hermann, with crutch & Salve Regina Hermann of Reichenau (1013-1054) was born to Count Wolverad II and his wife Hiltrud in Upper Swa...
16 August 2012
The Abacus
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After mentioning Fibonacci 's work, the Liber Abacus , it occurred to me that the place of the abacus in history deserved a little atten...
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