Arnold von Quedlinburg
Arnold von Quedlinburg (* before 1229 , † after 1265 ) was a German chronicler of the 13th century.
A protonotary Arnold is nowhere mentioned in Quedlinburg documents of the 13th century, but two canons of that name, who could be considered here. The older of them can be found as early as 1229 and has been pastor at the Church of St. Blasii (Quedlinburg) since 1231 . At the same time as a witness, a second Arnold first appeared in a document from Abbess Gertrud von Ampfurth in 1239. He was custodian at the collegiate church St. Servatius (Quedlinburg) , has been recorded as chaplain of the abbess mentioned since 1252 and appears last in a document from 1265.
literature
- Berthold Schmidt : Arnold von Quedlinburg and the oldest news on the history of the Reussian house. In: ZVThGA 11 (1882), pp. 401–499 Essay IV. , Verlag Gustav Fischer, Jena 1883.
- Berthold Schmidt: Again Arnold von Quedlinburg and the oldest news on the history of the Reussian house. In: Vogtländische Forschungen, pp. 1-40, Verlag Baensch, Dresden 1904.
Web links
- Arnoldus protonotarius abbatissae de Quittlingeburch in the repertory "Historical Sources of the German Middle Ages"
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Arnold von Quedlinburg |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German chronicler |
| DATE OF BIRTH | before 1229 |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1265 |