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Baugulf

German abbot

Baugulf (died 8 July 815) was a prominent Benedictine abbot in the Carolingian church. He was the second abbot of the Abbey of Fulda in present-day Germany

Baugulf

De litteris colendis

colendis is a well-known letter addressed by Emperor Charlemagne to Abbot Baugulf of Fulda, probably written sometime in the late 780s to 800s (decade),

De litteris colendis

De_litteris_colendis

Carolingian Renaissance

8th–9th century renaissance within the Carolingian Empire

a letter, the De litteris colendis, and sent it to the abbot of Fulda, Baugulf, with the added instruction that it be copied and sent to other major monasteries

Carolingian Renaissance

Carolingian_Renaissance

Hardrad

relations with the Monastery of Fulda, and was likely related to the abbot, Baugulf von Fulda [de]. Little is known about the life of Count Hardrad, even from

Hardrad

Princely Abbey of Fulda

Benedictine abbey and ecclesiastical principality centered on Fulda, Germany

monastery became a major focus of the monks under Sturm's successor, Abbot Baugulf, at the turn of the century. It contained an inner school for Christian

Princely Abbey of Fulda

Princely_Abbey_of_Fulda

Germanic name

Type of given name

later use indistinguishable from bald baug ring Y Baugegundus, Bauglind, Baugulf *berht-; beraht, bryht, briht bright Y Y Byrhtnoth, Bertrand, Bertram,

Germanic name

Germanic_name

Eigil of Fulda

Sturm's rule) for his education. Sturm died in 779 and was succeeded by Baugulf. The next abbot, Ratgar, with his excessive severity, caused deep divisions

Eigil of Fulda

Eigil_of_Fulda

Ratgar

ruled by Saint Sturm, a disciple of Saint Boniface. Sturm died in 779 and Baugulf succeeded him as abbot, ruling until his retirement in 802, when he was

Ratgar

Rasdorf

Municipality in Landkreis Fulda in Hesse, Germany

owe their existence to the missionary work of the Carolingians. Abbot Baugulf (779-802) received in return 781 "Haunfeld" (Hünfeld) as well as the village

Rasdorf

Wartenberg, Hesse

Municipality in Hesse, Germany

was consecrated in Angersbach by the Archbishop of Mainz and the Abbot Baugulf from Fulda. The form of the village's name holds a clue as to the date

Wartenberg, Hesse

Wartenberg,_Hesse

Candidus of Fulda

9th-century Benedictine scholar

life is the subject of the only surviving work of Candidus. (His life of Baugulf, abbot of Fulda 779–802, has been lost.) During his later years Candidus

Candidus of Fulda

Candidus_of_Fulda