Atto (Speyer)

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Atto ruled as Bishop of Speyer around 701 to 709. In the official census of Speyer bishops, he is number 6.

Atto is listed in the oldest Speyer bishops list, which was created between 1078 and 1088 in the Schäftlarn Abbey , under the name "Ato" and is only in 8th place. However, the group of the first eight bishops there is incomplete and in disarray.

According to Jakob Baumann ( The Pilgrim , 1906) there are no documents about him and he is only known by name from the aforementioned list of bishops or from tradition. The other available sources say nothing more about Atto than its presumed government data.

literature

  • Sigmund Joseph Zimmer : Article Speyer. In: Wetzer and Welte's Church Lexicon or Encyclopedia of Catholic Theology and its auxiliary sciences. Volume 11, Herder'sche Verlagbuchhandlung, Freiburg 1882–1903
  • Jakob Baumann: History of the Bishops of Speyer. In: The Pilgrim . Born in 1906
  • Ludwig Stamer : Church history of the Palatinate. Volume 1, Speyer 1936
  • Hans Ammerich : The diocese of Speyer and its history. Volume 1: From the beginning to the end of the Salian period (1125). Kehl am Rhein 1998, ISBN 3-927095-36-2 , p. 20.
predecessor Office successor
Dragobodo Bishop of Speyer
701–709
Sigwin