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-The '''''Patrologia Latina''''' is an enormous collection of the writings of the [[Church Fathers]] and other ecclesiastical writers published by [[Jacques-Paul Migne]] between 1844 and 1855, with indices published between 1862 and 1865. +The '''''Monumenta Germaniae Historica''''' (frequently abbreviated '''MGH''' in bibliographies and lists of sources) is a comprehensive series of carefully edited and published sources for the study of [[History of Germany|German history]] (broadly conceived) from the end of the [[Roman Empire]] to 1500.
-Although consisting of reprints of old editions, which often contain mistakes and do not comply with modern standards of scholarship, the series, due to its availability (it is present in many academic libraries) and the fact that it incorporates many texts of which no modern critical edition is available, is still widely used by scholars of the [[Middle Ages]] and is in this respect comparable to the ''[[Monumenta Germaniae Historica]]''. The ''Patrologia Latina'' is one part of the ''Patrologiae Cursus Completus'', the second part of which is the ''[[Patrologia Graeca|Patrologia Graeco-Latina]]'', consisting of [[patristic]] and medieval [[Greek language|Greek]] works with [[Latin]] translations. +The society sponsoring the series was established by the [[Prussia]]n reformer [[Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom und zum Stein|Heinrich Friedrich Karl Freiherr vom Stein]] in 1819 and the first volumes appeared in 1826 and following years. The editor from 1826 until 1874 was [[Georg Heinrich Pertz]], who was succeeded by [[Georg Waitz]]. Many eminent medievalists from Germany and, eventually, other countries, joined in the project of searching out and comparing manuscripts and producing scholarly editions. The motto chosen by Klein, ''Sanctus amor patriae dat animum'' ("Holy love for the fatherland gives the spirit") is explained as linking [[Romantic nationalism]] with professional scholarship.
-The ''Patrologia Latina'' includes over 1000 years of Latin works from [[Tertullian]] to [[Pope Innocent III]], in 217 volumes: volumes 1 to 73, from Tertullian to [[Gregory of Tours]], were published from 1844 to 1849, and volumes 74 to 217, from [[Pope Gregory I]] to Innocent III, from 1849 to 1855. Although the collection ends in 1216, after the death of Innocent III, Migne originally wanted to include documents all the way up to the [[Protestant Reformation|Reformation]]; this task proved too great, but some later commentaries or documents associated with earlier works were included. +The collection consists of five main areas, ''Antiquitates'', ''Diplomata'', ''Epistolae'', ''Leges'', ''Scriptores'' as well as ''Necrologia''. Many subsidiary series have also been established, including a series of more compact volumes for school use (''Scriptores in usum scholarum'') and special studies (''MGH Schriften'').
-The printing plates for the ''Patrologia'' were destroyed by fire in 1868, but with help from the Garnier printing house they were restored and new editions were printed, beginning in the 1880s. These reprints did not always correspond exactly with the original series both in quality and internal arrangement, and caution should be exercised when referencing to the ''PL'' in general.+The project, a major effort of historical scholarship, continues in the 21st century. In 2004, the MGH, with the support of the [[Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft]], made all of its publications in print for more than five years available online, in photo-digital reproduction, via a link on the MGH homepage.
- +
-==Notable authors in the Patrologia==+
-These are some of the more notable authors included in the ''Patrologia'', with the volume(s) in which they appear, some at least as notable for their own deeds/actions as for their works.+
- +
-Most of the works are ecclesiastic in nature, but there are also documents of literary, historical or linguistic (such as the [[Gothic language|Gothic]] bible in vol. 18) interest. +
- +
-===Secular rulers===+
-* [[Byzantine emperor]] [[Alexius I Comnenus]] (155)+
-* crusader king [[Baldwin I of Jerusalem]] (155)+
-* [[Roman emperor]] [[Constantine I (emperor)|Constantine I]] (8)+
-* Frankish emperor [[Charlemagne]] (97-98)+
-* king [[Charles the Bald]] (124)+
-* crusader [[Godfrey of Bouillon]] (155)+
-* [[Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor]] (140)+
-* king [[Lothair I|Lotharius I]] (97-98)+
-* king [[Louis the Pious]] (104)+
-* king [[Louis VII of France]] (155)+
- +
-===Popes===+
-{{Col-begin}}+
-{{Col-1-of-3}}+
-*[[Pope Adrian IV]] (188)+
-*[[Pope Alexander III]] (200)+
-*[[Pope Anastasius IV]] (188)+
-*[[Pope Benedict I]] (72)+
-*[[Pope Benedict III]] (115)+
-*[[Pope Boniface II]] (64)+
-*[[Pope Calixtus II]] (163)+
-*[[Pope Celestine III]] (206)+
-*[[Pope Clement III]] (204)+
-*[[Pope Cornelius]] (3)+
-*[[Pope Eugene III]] (180)+
-*[[Pope Felix III]] (58)+
-*[[Pope Felix IV]] (64)+
-*[[Pope Gelasius I]] (59)+
-*[[Pope Gelasius II]] (163)+
-{{Col-2-of-3}}+
-*[[Pope Gregory I]] (75-79)+
-*[[Pope Gregory IV]] (106)+
-*[[Pope Gregory VIII]] (202)+
-*[[Pope Hilarius]] (58)+
-*[[Pope Honorius II]] (166)+
-*[[Pope Hormisdas]] (63)+
-*[[Pope Innocent III]] (214-217)+
-*[[Pope John II]] (72)+
-*[[Pope John VI]] (89)+
-*[[Pope John XIII]] (135)+
-*[[Pope John XIX]] (141)+
-*[[Pope Innocent I]] (20)+
-*[[Pope Leo I]] (54-56)+
-*[[Pope Leo II]] (96)+
-*[[Pope Leo IV]] (115)+
-{{Col-3-of-3}}+
-*[[Pope Nicholas I]] (119)+
-*[[Pope Paschal II]] (163)+
-*[[Pope Pelagius II]] (72)+
-*[[Pope Sergius I]] (89)+
-*[[Pope Sergius II]] (106)+
-*[[Pope Simplicius]] (58)+
-*[[Pope Stephen I]] (3)+
-*[[Pope Sylvester II]] (139)+
-*[[Pope Leo IX]] (143)+
-*[[Pope Gregory VII]] (148)+
-*[[Pope Victor III]] (149)+
-*[[Pope Urban II]] (151)+
-*[[Pope Urban III]] (202)+
-{{Col-end}}+
- +
-===Other bishops===+
-{{Col-begin}}+
-{{Col-1-of-2}}+
-* [[Absalon]], [[bishop of Roskilde]], Danish statesman and [[archbishop of Lund]] (209)+
-* [[Adalberon, bishop of Laon]] (141)+
-* [[Aldhelm, Bishop of Sherborne]] (89)+
-* bishop Saint [[Ambrose of Milan]] (14-17)+
-* archbishop [[Anselm of Canterbury]] (158-159)+
-* bishop [[Anselm of Lucca]] (149)+
-* bishop Saint [[Augustine of Hippo]] (32-47)+
-* bishop [[Avitus of Vienne]] (59)+
-* bishop [[Baldric of Dol]]-en-Bretagne (166)+
-* Saint [[Cassian of Imola]], [[bishop of Brescia]] (49-50)+
-* [[bishop of Poitiers]] [[Gilbert de la Porrée]] (64)+
-* bishop Saint [[Gregory of Tours]] (71)+
-* bishop Saint [[Hilary of Arles]] (50)+
-* bishop Saint [[Hilary of Poitiers]], [[Doctor of the Church]] (9-10)+
-* bishop Saint [[Isidore of Seville]] (81-84)+
-* bishop [[Ivo of Chartres]] (161-162)+
-{{Col-2-of-2}}+
-* [[bishop of Chartres]] [[John of Salisbury]] (199)+
-* [[Archbishop of Canterbury]] [[Lanfranc]] (150)+
-* bishop [[Liutprand of Cremona]] (136)+
-* bishop Saint [[Martin of Tours]] (18)+
-* [[bishop of Paris]] [[Maurice de Sully]] (200)+
-* bishop [[Odo of Bayeux]] (155)+
-* missionary bishop [[Saint Patrick]] (53)+
-* bishop Saint [[Paulinus of Nola]] (61)+
-* bishop of Paris [[Peter Lombard]] (191-192)+
-* [[archbishop of Canterbury]] [[Theodore of Tarsus]] (99)+
-* bishop [[Thietmar of Merseburg]] (139)+
-* archbishop of Canterbury Saint [[Thomas Becket]] (190)+
-* missionary bishop [[Ulfilas]], bible translator into [[Gothic language|Gothic]] (18)+
-* archbishop [[William of Tyre]] (201)+
-{{Col-end}}+
- +
-===Other clerics===+
-{{Col-begin}}+
-{{Col-1-of-2}}+
-* abbot [[Abbo of Fleury]] (139)+
-* [[Adémar de Chabannes]] (141)+
-* [[Alger of Liège]] (180)+
-* [[archdeacon]] [[Anselm of Laon]] (162)+
-* abbot Saint [[Benedict of Aniane]] (103)+
-* abbot Saint [[Benedict of Nursia]] (66)+
-* abbot Saint [[Bernard of Clairvaux]], [[Doctor of the Church]] (182-185)+
-* presbyter [[Coelius Sedulius]], poet (19)+
-* monk [[Dionysius Exiguus]] (Dennis the Little or Dennis the Short) (67)+
-* Dudon or [[Dudo of Saint-Quentin]], [[Dean (religion)|dean]] of Saint-Quentin (141)+
-* [[Helinand of Froidmont]] (212) +
-* [[Gildas]] of Rhuys and Llancarfan (69)+
-* monk [[Honorius of Autun]] (172)+
-* monk [[Hugh of St. Victor]], philosopher (175-177)+
-{{Col-2-of-2}}+
-* abbot Saint [[Odo of Cluny]] (133)+
-* Benedictine monk [[Otloh of St. Emmeram]] (146)+
-* [[Petrus Comestor]] (198)+
-* [[Peter Tudebode]] (155)+
-* uncanonized Saint [[Peter the Venerable]], [[abbot of Cluny]] (189)+
-* abbot [[Regino of Prüm]] (132)+
-* prior [[Richard of St. Victor]] (196)+
-* Cistercian abbot [[Robert of Molesme]] (157)+
-* [[Robert the Monk]] (155)+
-* monk [[Rufinus of Aquileia]], translator (21)+
-* [[Abbot Suger]] of Saint-Denis (186)+
-* [[Orderic Vitalis]] (188)+
-* monk [[William of Malmesbury]], historian (179)+
-{{Col-end}}+
- +
-===Others===+
-:''including those not yet categorized''+
-{{Col-begin}}+
-{{Col-1-of-3}}+
-* [[Tertullian]] (volumes 1-2)+
-* [[Marcus Minucius Felix]] (3)+
-* [[Novatian]] (3)+
-* [[Cyprian]] (3-4)+
-* [[Arnobius]] (5)+
-* [[Lactantius]] (6-7)+
-* [[Gaius Marius Victorinus]] (8)+
-* [[St Eusebius of Vercelli|Eusebius of Vercelli]] (12)+
-* [[Lucifer Calaritanus]] (13)+
-* [[Quintus Aurelius Symmachus|Symmachus]] (18)+
-* Saint [[Sulpicius Severus]] (20)+
-* [[Pelagius]] (21)+
-* [[Saint Jerome]] (22-30)+
-* [[Orosius]] (31)+
-* Saint [[Vincent of Lérins]] (50)+
-* Saint [[Prosper of Aquitaine]] (51)+
-* [[Salvian]] (53)+
-* [[False Decretals]] (56)+
-* [[Aurelius Prudentius Clemens]] (60)+
-* [[Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius|Boethius]] (63-64)+
-{{Col-2-of-3}}+
-* [[Magnus Felix Ennodius]], Latin rhetorician and poet (63)+
-* [[Cassiodorus]] (69-70)+
-* [[Venantius Fortunatus]] (88)+
-* [[Saint Boniface]] (89)+
-* [[Bede]] (90-95)+
-* [[Alcuin]] (100-101)+
-* [[Einhard]] (104)+
-* [[Theodulf]] (105)+
-* [[Rabanus Maurus]] (107-112)+
-* [[Walafrid Strabo]] (113-114)+
-* [[Radbertus]] (120)+
-* [[Ratramnus]] (121)+
-* [[Gottschalk (theologian)|Gottschalk]] (121)+
-* [[Johannes Scotus Eriugena|John the Scot]] (122)+
-* [[Hincmar]] (125-126)+
-* [[Pseudo-Isidore]] (130)+
-* [[Flodoard]] (135)+
-* [[Hrosvit|Hroswitha of Gandersheim]] (137)+
-* [[Dunstan]] (137)+
-* [[Aimoin]] (139)+
-{{Col-3-of-3}}+
-* [[Fulbert of Chartres]] (141)+
-* [[Helgaud]] (141)+
-* [[Hermannus Contractus]] (also called Hermann of Reichenau or Hermannus Augiensis)(143)+
-* [[Adam of Bremen]] (146)+
-* [[Marianus Scotus]] (147)+
-* [[Bruno of Cologne|Bruno of Chartreuse]] (152-153)+
-* [[Fulcher of Chartres]] (155)+
-* [[Guibert of Nogent]] (155)+
-* [[Raymond of Aguilers]] (155)+
-* [[Walter the Chancellor]] (155)+
-* [[Peter Abelard]] (178)+
-* [[Gratian (jurist)|Gratian]] (187)+
-* [[Hildegard of Bingen]] (197)+
-* [[John of Cornwall]] (199)+
-* [[Peter of Blois]], French poet and diplomat (207)+
-* [[Walter of Châtillon]] (209)+
-* [[Alain de Lille]] (210)+
-* [[Helinand of Froidmont]] (212) +
-{{Col-end}}+
- +
-==Table of contents==+
- +
-{|class="wikitable"+
-|-+
-! Vol.+
-!Authors +
-|-+
-| 1-2 || [[Tertullian]]us +
-|-+
-| 3-5 || [[Minucius Felix]], [[Pope Dionysius of Alexandria|Dionysius Alexandrinus]], [[Pope Cornelius|Cornelius papa]], [[Novatianus]], [[Pope Stephen I|Stephanus I]], [[Cyprian|Cyprianus Carthaginensis]], [[Arnobius|Arnobius Afer]], [[Pope Dionysius of Alexandria|Dionysius Alexandrinus]], [[Commodianus|Commodianus Gazaeus]] +
-|-+
-| 6-7 || [[Lactantius]]+
-|-+
-| 8 || [[Constantine I|Constantinus I]], [[Victorinus of Pettau|Victorinus Petavionensis]] +
-|-+
-| 9-10 || [[Hilary of Poitiers|Hilarius Pictaviensis]]+
-|-+
-| 11 || [[Zeno of Verona|Zeno Veronensis]], [[Saint Optatus|Optatus Milevitanus]]+
-|-+
-| 12 || [[Eusebius of Vercelli|Eusebius Vercellensis]], [[Julius Firmicus Maternus|Firmicus Maternus]]+
-|-+
-| 13 || [[Pope Damasus I|Damasus]], [[Pacian]]us, [[Saint Lucifer|Lucifer Calaritanus]]+
-|-+
-| 14-17 || [[Ambrose of Milan|Ambrosius Mediolanensis]]+
-|-+
-| 18 || [[Ulfilas|Ulfilas Gothorum]], [[Pope Symmachus|Symmachus]], [[Martin of Tours|Martinus Turonensis]], [[Tichonius]]+
-|-+
-| 19 || [[Juvencus]], [[Coelius Sedulius|Sedulius Coelius]], [[Publilius Optatianus Porfirius|Optatianus]], [[Severus Rhetor]], [[Faltonia Betitia Proba|Faltonia Proba]] +
-|-+
-| 20 || [[Sulpicius Severus]], [[Paulinus Mediolanensis]], [[Faustus Manichaeus]], [[Pope Innocent I|Innocentius I]]+
-|-+
-| 21 || [[Tyrannius Rufinus|Rufinus Aquileiensis]], [[Pelagius|Pelagius haeresiarcha]]+
-|-+
-| 22-30 || [[Jerome|Hieronymus Stridonensis]]+
-|-+
-| 31 || [[Flavius Lucius Dexter]], [[Orosius|Paulus Orosius]]+
-|-+
-| 32-47 || [[Augustine of Hippo|Augustinus Hipponensis]] +
-|-+
-| 48 || [[Marius Mercator]] +
-|-+
-| 49-50 || [[John Cassian|Joannes Cassianus]] +
-|-+
-| 51 || [[Prosper of Aquitaine|Prosper Aquitanus]] +
-|-+
-| 52 || [[Peter Chrysologus|Petrus Chrysologus]]+
-|-+
-| 53 || [[Claudianus Mamertus|Mamertus Claudianus]], [[Salvian|Salvianus Massiliensis]], [[Arnobius the Younger|Arnobius junior]], [[Saint Patrick|Patricius Hiberniae]]+
-|-+
-| 54-56 || [[Pope Leo I|Leo I]]+
-|-+
-| 57 || [[Maximus of Turin|Maximus Taurinensis]] +
-|-+
-| 58 || [[Pope Hilarius|Hilarus papa]], [[Pope Simplicius|Simplicius papa]], [[Pope Felix III|Felix III]]+
-|-+
-| 59 || [[Pope Gelasius I|Gelasius I]], [[Avitus of Vienne|Avitus Viennensis]], [[Faustinus of Brescia|Faustinus]]+
-|-+
-| 60 || [[Aurelius Prudentius]], [[Dracontius]] +
-|-+
-| 61 || [[Paulinus of Nola|Paulinus Nolanus]], [[Orientius]], [[Auspicius Tullensis]]+
-|-+
-| 62 || [[Paschasius Diaconus]], [[Sanctus Symmachus]], [[Petrus Diaconus]], [[Vigilius Tapsensis]], [[Leo I Magnus]], [[Concilium Chalcedonense]], [[Athanasius]], [[Rusticus Helpidius]], [[Eugyppius Africae]] +
-|-+
-| 63 || [[Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius|Boetius]], [[Felix Ennodius|Ennodius Felix]], [[Trifolius presbyter]], [[Pope Hormisdas|Hormisdas I]], [[Elpis]] +
-|-+
-| 64 || [[Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius|Boetius]] +
-|-+
-| 65 || [[Fulgentius of Ruspe|Fulgentius Ruspensis]], [[Pope Felix IV|Felix IV]], [[Pope Boniface II|Bonifacius II]] +
-|-+
-| 66 || [[Benedict of Nursia|Benedictus pater monachorum Occidentalium]] +
-|-+
-| 67 || [[Dionysius Exiguus]], [[Viventiolus|Viventiolus Lugdunensis]], [[Trojanus Santonensis]], [[Pontianus Africae]], [[Caesarius of Arles|Caesarius Arelatensis]], [[Fulgentius Ferrandus]] +
-|-+
-| 68 || [[Primasius Adrumetanus]], [[Arator]], [[Nicetius|Nicetius Trevirensis]], [[Aurelianus Arelatensis]] +
-|-+
-| 69-70 || [[Cassiodorus]]+
-|-+
-| 71 || [[Gregory of Tours|Gregorius Turonensis]] +
-|-+
-| 72 || [[Pope Pelagius II|Pelagius II]], [[Pope John II|Joannes II]], [[Pope Benedict I|Benedictus I]] +
-|-+
-| 73-74 || Vitae Patrum +
-|-+
-| 75-78 || [[Pope Gregory I|Gregorius I]] +
-|-+
-| 79 || [[Eutropius of Valencia|Eutropius Episcopus]], [[Pope Gregory I|Gregorius I]], [[Paterius]] (Notarius Gregorii I), [[Alulphus|Alulfus Tornacensis]] +
-|-+
-| 80 || Auctores VI-VII saec. <small>([[Maximus Caesaraugustanus Episcopus]], [[Eutropius of Valencia|Eutropius Episcopus]], [[Tarra Monachus]], [[Dinothus Abbas]], [[Dynamus Patricius]], [[Augustinus Apostolus Anglorum]], [[SS Bonifacius IV]], [[Concilium Romanum III]], [[Bulgaranus]], [[Paulus Emeritanus Diaconus]], [[Tamaius De Vargas. Thomas]], [[Gondemarus Rex Gothorum]], [[Marcus Cassinensis]], [[Warnaharius Lingonensis Episcopus]], [[Columbanus Hibernus]], [[Alphanus Beneventianus Episcopus]], [[Aileranus Scoto Hibernus]], [[Ethelbertus Anglorum]], [[SS Adeodatus I]], [[Sisebutus Gothorum]], [[Bertichramnus Cenomanensis]], [[Protandius Vesuntinus Archiepiscopus]], [[SS Bonifacius V]], [[Sonniatus Rhemensis Archiepiscopus]], [[Verus Ruthenensis Episcopus]], [[Chlotarius II Francorum Rex]], [[SS Honorius I]], [[Dagobertus Francorum Rex]], [[Hadoinudus Cenomanensis Episcopus]], [[Sulpicius Bituricensis Episcopus]], [[Autbertus Cameracensis]], [[SS Ioannes IV]], [[Eutrandus Ticinensis Diaconus]], [[Victor Carthaginensis Episcopus]], [[Braulio Caesaraugustiani]], [[Taio Caesaraugustianus Episcopus]])</small>+
-|-+
-| 81-84 || [[Isidore of Seville|Isidorus Hispalensis]] +
-|-+
-| 85-86 || [[Mozarabic Rite|Liturgia Mozarabica]] +
-|-+
-| 87 || Auctores VII saec. +
-|-+
-| 88 || [[Venantius Fortunatus]], [[Crisconius Africanus]] +
-|-+
-| 89 || [[Pope Sergius I|Sergius I]], [[Pope John VI|Joannes VI]], [[Felix Ravennatensis]], [[Bonifacius Moguntinus]] +
-|-+
-| 90-95 || [[Bede|Beda]] +
-|-+
-| 96 || [[Ildephonsus of Toledo|Hildefonsus Toletanus]], [[Julian of Toledo|Julianus Toletanus]], [[Pope Leo II|Leo II]] +
-|-+
-| 97-98 || [[Charlemagne|Carolus Magnus]], [[Louis I of France|Ludovicus I]], [[Lothair I|Lotharius]], [[Rudolph I, King of Burgundy|Rudolphus I]] +
-|-+
-| 99 || [[Saint Paulinus II|Paulinus Aquileiensis]], [[Theodore of Tarsus|Theodorus Cantuariensis]] +
-|-+
-| 100-101 || [[Alcuin]]us +
-|-+
-| 102 || [[Smaragdus S. Michaelis]] +
-|-+
-| 103 || [[Benedict of Aniane|Benedictus Anianensis]], [[Sedulius Scotus]] +
-|-+
-| 104 || [[Agobard|Agobardus Lugdunensis]], [[Einhard|Eginhardus]], [[Claudius of Turin|Claudius Taurinensis]], [[Louis the Pious|Ludovicus Pius]] +
-|-+
-| 105 || [[Theodulf of Orléans|Theodulfus Aurelianensis]], [[Eigil Fuldensis]], [[Saint Dungal|Dungalus reclusus]], [[Ermoldus Nigellus]], [[Symphosius Amalarius]] +
-|-+
-| 106 || [[Pope Gregory IV|Gregorius IV]], [[Pope Sergius II|Sergius II]], [[Jonas of Orléans|Jonas Aurelianensis]], [[Freculphus|Freculphus Lexoviensis]], [[Frotharius, Bishop of Toul|Frotharius Tullensis]]+
-|-+
-| 107-112 || [[Rabanus Maurus]] +
-|-+
-| 113-114 || [[Walafrid Strabo|Walafridus Strabo]], the [[Glossa Ordinaria]]+
-|-+
-| 115 || [[Pope Leo IV|Leo IV]], [[Pope Benedict III|Benedictus III]], [[Eulogius Toletanus]], [[Prudentius Trecensis]], [[Angelomus Lexoviensis]] +
-|-+
-| 116-118 || [[Haymo of Halberstadt|Haymo Halberstatensis]]+
-|-+
-| 119 || [[Pope Nicholas I|Nicolaus I]], [[Florus of Lyon|Florus Lugdunensis]], [[Lupus Ferrariensis]] +
-|-+
-| 120 || [[Radbertus|Paschasius Radbertus]] +
-|-+
-| 121 || [[Ratramnus|Ratramnus Corbeiensis]], [[Aeneas Parisiensis]], [[Remigius Lugdunensis]], [[Wandalbertus Prumiensis]], [[Álvaro of Córdoba|Paulus Alvarus Cordubensis]], [[Gottschalk (theologian)|Gotteschalcus Orbacensis]] +
-|-+
-| 122 || [[Johannes Scotus Eriugena|Joannes Scotus]]+
-|-+
-| 123 || [[Ado (archbishop)|Ado Viennensis]]+
-|-+
-| 124 || [[Usuardus Sangermanii]], [[Charles the Bald|Carolus II Calvus]] +
-|-+
-| 125-126 || [[Hincmar, Archbishop of Reims|Hincmarus Rhemensis]]+
-|-+
-| 127-129 || [[Anastasius Bibliothecarius|Anastasius bibliothecarius]] +
-|-+
-| 130 || [[Isidorus Mercator]] +
-|-+
-| 131 || [[Remigius of Auxerre|Remigius Antissiodorensis]], [[Notker of St Gall|Notkerus Balbulus]]+
-|-+
-| 132 || [[Regino of Prüm|Regino Prumiensis]], [[Hucbald|Hucbaldus S. Amandi]]+
-|-+
-| 133 || [[Odo of Cluny|Odo Cluniacensis]] +
-|-+
-| 134 || [[Atto of Vercelli|Atto Vercellensis]] +
-|-+
-| 135 || [[Flodoard|Flodoardus Remensis]], [[Pope John XIII|Joannes XIII]]+
-|-+
-| 136 || [[Ratherius|Ratherius Veronensis]], [[Liutprand of Cremona|Liutprandus Cremonensis]]+
-|-+
-| 137 || [[Hrosvit of Gandersheim|Hrothsuita Gandersheimensis]], [[Widukindus Corbeiensis]], [[Dunstan|Dunstanus Cantuariensis]], [[Adso Dervensis]], [[Joannes S. Arnulfi Metensis]]+
-|-+
-| 138 || [[Richerus|Richerus S. Remigii]] +
-|-+
-| 139 || [[Pope Sylvester II|Sylvester II (Gerbertus)]], [[Aimoin|Aimoinus Floriacensis]], [[Abbo of Fleury|Abbo Floriacensis]], [[Thietmar of Merseburg|Thietmarus Merseburgensis]] +
-|-+
-| 140 || [[Burchard of Worms|Burchardus Wormaciensis]], [[Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor|Henricus II imperator]], [[Adelboldus Trajectensis]], [[Thangmarus Hildesheimensis]]+
-|-+
-| 141 || [[Fulbert of Chartres|Fulbertus Carnotensis]], [[Guido Aretinus]], [[Pope John XIX|Joannes XIX]]+
-|-+
-| 142 || [[Bruno Herbipolensis]], [[Odilo of Cluny|Odilo Cluniacensis]], [[Berno of Reichenau|Berno Augiae Divitis]] +
-|-+
-| 143 || [[Hermann of Reichenau|Hermannus Contractus]], [[Humbert of Mourmoutiers|Humbertus Silvae Candidae]], [[Pope Leo IX|Leo IX]] +
-|-+
-| 144-145 || [[Peter Damian|Petrus Damianus]] +
-|-+
-| 146 || [[Othlonus S. Emmerammi]], [[Adam of Bremen|Adamus Bremensis]], [[Gundecharus Eichstetensis]], [[Lambert of Hersfeld|Lambertus Hersfeldensis]], [[Petrus Malleacensis]] +
-|-+
-| 147 || [[Joannes Abrincensis]], [[Bertholdus Constantiensis]], [[Bruno Magdeburgensis]], [[Marianus Scotus|Marianus Scottus]], [[Landulfus Mediolanensis]], [[Alfano I, Archbishop of Salerno|Alphanus Salernitanus]]+
-|-+
-| 148 || [[Pope Gregory VII|Gregorius VII]]+
-|-+
-| 149 || [[Pope Victor III|Victor III]], [[Anselm of Lucca|Anselmus Lucensis]], [[Willelmus Calculus]]+
-|-+
-| 150 || [[Lanfranc|Lanfrancus Cantuariensis]], [[Herluinus Beccensis]], [[Willelmus Beccensis Abbas]], [[Boso Beccensis Abbas]], [[Theobaldus Beccensis Abbas]], [[Letardus Beccensis Abbas]], [[Augustine of Canterbury|Augustinus Cantuariensis Episcopus]], [[Bonizio Sutrensis Placentinus Episcopus]], [[Guillelmus Metensis Abbas]], [[Wilhelmus Hirsaugensis Abbas]], [[Herimannus Metensis Episcopus]], [[Theodoricus S Audoeni Monachus]], [[Guido Farfensis Abbas]], [[Aribo Scholasticus]], [[Henricus Pomposianus Clericus]], [[Robertus De Tumbalena Abbas]], [[Gerardus Cameracensis Episcopus II]], [[Reynaldus Remensis Archiepiscopus I]], [[Joannes Cotto]], [[Fulco Corbeiensis Abbas]], [[Gillebertus Elnonensis Monachus]], [[Willelmus Clusiensis Monachus]], [[Durandus Claromontanus Episcopus]], [[Hemming of Worcester|Hemmingus Wigorniensis Monachus]], [[Radbodus Tornacensis Episcopus]], [[Agano Augustodunensis Episcopus]], [[Oldaricus Praepositus]], [[Bernardus Lutevensis Episcopus]], [[Fulcoius Meldensis Subdiaconus]], [[Constantinus Africanus Casinensis]], [[Deusdedit Cardinalis]], [[Willelmus Pictavensis Archidiaconus]], [[John of Garland|Joannes De Garlandia]], [[Rufinus Episcopus]]+
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-| 151 || [[Pope Urban II|Urbanus II]]+
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-| 152-153 || [[Bruno of Cologne|Bruno Carthusianorum]]+
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-| 154 || [[Hugh of Flavigny|Hugo Flaviniacensis]], [[Ekkehard of Aura|Ekkehardus Uraugiensis]], [[Wolphelmus Brunwillerensis]] +
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-| 155 || [[Godfrey of Bouillon|Godefridus Bullonius]], [[Radulfus Ardens]], [[Lupus Protospatharius|Lupus Protospatarius]] +
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-| 156 || [[Guibert of Nogent|Guibertus S. Mariae de Novigento]] +
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-| 157 || [[Geoffrey of Vendôme|Goffridus Vindocinensis]], [[Thiofridus Efternacensis]], [[Petrus Alphonsi|Petrus Alphonsus]]+
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-| 158-159 || [[Anselm of Canterbury|Anselmus Cantuariensis]]+
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-| 160 || [[Sigebert of Gembloux|Sigebertus Gemblacensis]]+
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-| 161 || [[Ivo of Chartres|Ivo Carnotensis]]+
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-| 162 || [[Ivo of Chartres|Ivo Carnotensis]], [[Grossolano|Petrus Chrysolanus]], [[Anselm of Laon|Anselmus Laudunensis]]+
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-| 163 || [[Pope Paschal II|Paschalis II]], [[Pope Gelasius II|Gelasius II]], [[Pope Calixtus II|Calixtus II]] +
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-| 164-165 || [[Bruno Astensis]]+
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-| 166 || [[Baldric of Dol|Baldricus Dolensis]], [[Pope Honorius II|Honorius II]], [[Cosmas of Prague|Cosmas Pragensis]]+
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-| 167-170 || [[Rupertus Tuitensis]] +
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-| 171 || [[Hildebert|Hildebertus Turonensis]], [[Marbodius of Rennes|Marbodus Redonensis]]+
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-| 172 || [[Honorius Augustodunensis]] +
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-| 173 || [[Leo of Ostia|Leo Marsicanus]], [[Peter the Deacon (chronicler)|Petrus diaconus]], [[Rodulfus S. Trudonis]] +
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-| 174 || [[Godefridus Admontensis]] +
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-| 175-177 || [[Hugh of St Victor|Hugo de S. Victore]]+
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-| 178 || [[Peter Abelard|Petrus Abaelardus]]+
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-| 179 || [[William of Malmesbury|Willelmus Malmesburiensis]]+
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-| 180 || [[Pope Eugenius III|Eugenius III]], [[William of St-Thierry|Guillelmus S. Theodorici]]+
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-| 181 || [[Hervé de Bourg-Dieu|Herveus Burgidolensis]]+
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-| 182-185 || [[Bernard of Clairvaux|Bernardus Claraevallensis]]+
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-| 186 || [[Abbot Suger|Sugerius S. Dionysii]], [[Robert Pullus|Robertus Pullus]], [[Zacharias Chrysopolitanus]] +
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-| 187 || [[Gratian (jurist)|Gratianus]]+
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-| 188 || [[Orderic Vitalis|Ordericus Vitalis]], [[Pope Anastasius IV|Anastasius IV]], [[Pope Adrian IV|Adrianus IV]] +
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-| 189 || [[Peter the Venerable|Petrus Venerabilis]] +
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-| 190 || [[Thomas Becket|Thomas Cantuariensis]], [[Herbertus de Boseham]], [[Gilbert Foliot|Gilbertus Foliot]]+
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-| 191-192 || [[Peter Lombard|Petrus Lombardus]]+
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-| 193 || [[Walter of St Victor|Garnerius S. Victoris]], [[Gerhohus Reicherspergensis]] +
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-| 194 || Gerhohus Reicherspergensis, [[Hugo Pictavinus]], [[Isaac of Stella|Isaac de Stella]], [[Alcherus Claraevallensis]] +
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-| 195 || [[Ailred of Rievaulx|Aelredus Rievallensis]], [[Wolbero S. Pantaleonis]], [[Elizabeth of Schönau|Elisabeth Schonaugiensis]]+
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-| 196 || [[Richard of St Victor|Richardus S. Victoris]]+
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-| 197 || [[Hildegard of Bingen|Hildegardis abbatissa]]+
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-| 198 || [[Adam of Dryburgh|Adamus Scotus]], [[Petrus Comestor]], [[Godfrey of Viterbo|Godefridus Viterbiensis]]+
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-| 199 || [[John of Salisbury|Joannes Saresberiensis]]+
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-| 200 || [[Pope Alexander III|Alexander III]]+
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-| 201 || [[# Arnulf of Lisieux|Arnulfus Lexoviensis]], [[William of Tyre|Guillelmus Tyrensis]]+
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-| 202 || [[Peter Cellensis|Petrus Cellensis]], [[Pope Urban III|Urbanus III]], [[Pope Gregory VIII|Gregorius VIII]], [[Hugo Etherianis|Hugo Eterianus]], [[Gilbert Foliot|Gilbertus Foliot]] +
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-| 203 || [[Philippus de Harveng]] +
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-| 204 || [[Reinerus S. Laurentii Leodiensis]], [[Pope Clement III|Clemens III]] +
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-| 205 || [[Peter Cantor|Petrus Cantor]]+
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-| 206 || [[Pope Celestine III|Coelestinus III]], [[Thomas Cisterciensis]], [[Joannes Algrinus]] +
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-| 207 || [[Peter of Blois|Petrus Blesensis]]+
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-| 208 || [[Martinus Legionensis]] +
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-| 209 || Martinus Legionensis, [[Wilhelmus Daniae]], [[Walter of Chatillon|Gualterus de Castellione]]+
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-| 210 || [[Alain de Lille|Alanus de Insulis]]+
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-| 211 || [[Stephen of Tournai|Stephanus Tornacensis]], [[Peter of Poitiers|Petrus Pictaviensis]], [[Adam of Perseigne|Adamus Perseniae]]+
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-| 212 || [[Hélinand of Froidmont|Helinandus Frigidi Montis]], [[Guntherus Cisterciensis]], [[Odo de Soliaco]] +
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-| 213 || [[Sicardus Cremonensis]], [[Petrus Sarnensis]] +
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-| 214-217 || [[Pope Innocent III|Innocentius III]]+
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-| 218-221 || Indices+
-|}+
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- +
-==See also==+
-*[[Patrologia Graeca]]+
-*[[Patrologia Orientalis]]+
 +The institute "Monumenta Germaniae Historica" has been located in Munich since 1949 and possesses a large specialized library on the medieval history of Germany and Europe, including church history, alongside 130,000 monographs and approximately 150,000 dependent writings.
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The Monumenta Germaniae Historica (frequently abbreviated MGH in bibliographies and lists of sources) is a comprehensive series of carefully edited and published sources for the study of German history (broadly conceived) from the end of the Roman Empire to 1500.

The society sponsoring the series was established by the Prussian reformer Heinrich Friedrich Karl Freiherr vom Stein in 1819 and the first volumes appeared in 1826 and following years. The editor from 1826 until 1874 was Georg Heinrich Pertz, who was succeeded by Georg Waitz. Many eminent medievalists from Germany and, eventually, other countries, joined in the project of searching out and comparing manuscripts and producing scholarly editions. The motto chosen by Klein, Sanctus amor patriae dat animum ("Holy love for the fatherland gives the spirit") is explained as linking Romantic nationalism with professional scholarship.

The collection consists of five main areas, Antiquitates, Diplomata, Epistolae, Leges, Scriptores as well as Necrologia. Many subsidiary series have also been established, including a series of more compact volumes for school use (Scriptores in usum scholarum) and special studies (MGH Schriften).

The project, a major effort of historical scholarship, continues in the 21st century. In 2004, the MGH, with the support of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, made all of its publications in print for more than five years available online, in photo-digital reproduction, via a link on the MGH homepage.

The institute "Monumenta Germaniae Historica" has been located in Munich since 1949 and possesses a large specialized library on the medieval history of Germany and Europe, including church history, alongside 130,000 monographs and approximately 150,000 dependent writings.

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