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REGINON, or REGINO

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Originally appearing in Volume V23, Page 39 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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REGINON, or REGINO  or PRUM,
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medieval chronicler, was born at Altripp near Spires, and was educated in the monastery of Prum . Here he became a monk, and in 892, just after the monastery had been sacked by the Danes, he was chosen abbot . In 899, however, he was deprived of this position and he went to Trier, where he was appointed abbot of St Martin's, a house which he reformed . He died in 915, and was buried in the abbey of St Maximin at Trier, his tomb being discovered there in 1581 . Reginon wrote a Chronicon, dedicated to
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Adalberon, bishop of Augsburg (d . 909), which deals with the
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history of the
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world from the commencement of the Christian era to 906, especially the history of affairs in
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Lorraine and the neighbourhood . The first
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book (to 741) consists mainly of extracts from Bede, Paulus Diaconus and other writers; of the second book (741—906) the latter
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part is
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original and valuable, although the chronology is at fault and the author relied chiefly upon tradition and hearsay for his information . The
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work was continued to 967 by a monk of Trier, possibly Adalbert, archbishop of
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Magdeburg (d . 981) . The chronicle was first published at Mainz in 1521; another edition is in
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Band I. of the Monumenta Germaniae historica . Scriptores (1826); the best is the one edited by F . Kurze (Hanover, 189o) .

It has been translated into

German by W . Wattenbach (
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Leipzig, 189o) . Reginon also drew up at the request of his friend and
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patron Radbod, archbishop of Trier (d . 915), a collection of canons, Libri duo de synodalibus causis et disciplinis ecclesiasticis, dedicated to Hatto I., archbishop of Mainz; this is published in Tome 132 of J . P . Migne's Patrologia
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Latina . To Radbod he wrote a letter on
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music, Epistola de
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harmonica institutione, with a Tonarius, the
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object of this being to improve the singing in the churches of the diocese . The letter is published in Tome I. of Gerbert's Scriptores ecclesiastici de musica sacra (1784), and the Tonarius in Tome II. of Coussemaker's Scriptores de musica medii aevi . See also H . Ermisch, Die Chronik
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des Regino bis 813 (
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Gottingen, 1872); P . Schulz, Die Glaubwurdig• keit des Abtes Reginol von Pram (
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Hamburg, 1894) ; C . Wawra, De Reginone Prumensis (Breslau, 1901); A .

Molinier,
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Les
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Sources de l'histoire de France, Tome I . (1 01) ; and W . Wattenbach, Deutschlands Geschichtsquellen, Band I . (1904) .

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