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NOTKER
, a name of frequent occurrence in the ecclesiastical See also:history of the See also:middle ages
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NOTKER BALBULUS (c
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840—912) was a native of See also:northern See also:Switzerland, and for many years magister in the school of St See also:Gall
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He compiled a See also:martyrology and other See also:works, but is famous for his services to See also: See also:Piper under the See also:title Nolkers and seiner Schule Schriften (1883—1884) . See J . Kelle, See also:Die Sankt Galler deutschen Schriften and Notker Labeo (See also:Munich, 1888) ; G . See also:Meyer von Knonau, " Lebensbild See also:des heiligen Notker," in See also:Mitten . Antiq . Gesellschafl See also:Zurich (1877) . |
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