Lupold of Bebenburg (German: Lupold von Bebenburg; born c. 1297, died 28 October 1363) was the Bishop of Bamberg from 1353 (as Leopold III). He is best known for his political writings. Lupold was born at around 1297 to of a Franconian family of ministeriales. With the financial support of a canonry at Würzburg Cathedral, he studied canon law at Bologna under Johannes Andreae. He graduated doctor decretorum in 1316. After returning to Germany, he became provost of the church of St Severus in Erfurt in 1326, a canon of Mainz Cathedral in 1327, then archdeacon at Würzburg and a canon at Bamberg Cathedral in 1329. From 1328 he was intermittently an episcopal official at Würzburg. This important position allowed him to play a part in episcopal elections and political decision-making. He was a
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| - Lupold von Bebenburg (* um 1297; † 28. Oktober 1363) war Rechtsgelehrter, Offizial des Würzburger Bischofs und als Lupold/Leopold III. Bischof von Bamberg von 1353 bis 1363. (de)
- Lupold de Bebenburg (en allemand Lupold von Bebenburg, en latin Lupoldus Bebenbergius ou Babenbergius), né vers 1297 et mort le 28 octobre 1363, est un ecclésiastique et juriste allemand du XIVe, évêque de Bamberg de 1353 à sa mort. (fr)
- Leopoldo di Bebenburg, in tedesco Lupold von Bebenburg, in latino Lupoldus Bebenbergius o Babenbergius (Castello di Bebenburg, 1297 circa – Bamberga, 28 ottobre 1363), è stato un religioso e giurista tedesco canonista, vescovo di Bamberga dal 1353 (col nome di Leopoldo III) fino alla morte.È noto soprattutto per i suoi scritti politici. (it)
- Lupold of Bebenburg (German: Lupold von Bebenburg; born c. 1297, died 28 October 1363) was the Bishop of Bamberg from 1353 (as Leopold III). He is best known for his political writings. Lupold was born at around 1297 to of a Franconian family of ministeriales. With the financial support of a canonry at Würzburg Cathedral, he studied canon law at Bologna under Johannes Andreae. He graduated doctor decretorum in 1316. After returning to Germany, he became provost of the church of St Severus in Erfurt in 1326, a canon of Mainz Cathedral in 1327, then archdeacon at Würzburg and a canon at Bamberg Cathedral in 1329. From 1328 he was intermittently an episcopal official at Würzburg. This important position allowed him to play a part in episcopal elections and political decision-making. He was a (en)
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| - Lupold von Bebenburg (* um 1297; † 28. Oktober 1363) war Rechtsgelehrter, Offizial des Würzburger Bischofs und als Lupold/Leopold III. Bischof von Bamberg von 1353 bis 1363. (de)
- Lupold de Bebenburg (en allemand Lupold von Bebenburg, en latin Lupoldus Bebenbergius ou Babenbergius), né vers 1297 et mort le 28 octobre 1363, est un ecclésiastique et juriste allemand du XIVe, évêque de Bamberg de 1353 à sa mort. (fr)
- Lupold of Bebenburg (German: Lupold von Bebenburg; born c. 1297, died 28 October 1363) was the Bishop of Bamberg from 1353 (as Leopold III). He is best known for his political writings. Lupold was born at around 1297 to of a Franconian family of ministeriales. With the financial support of a canonry at Würzburg Cathedral, he studied canon law at Bologna under Johannes Andreae. He graduated doctor decretorum in 1316. After returning to Germany, he became provost of the church of St Severus in Erfurt in 1326, a canon of Mainz Cathedral in 1327, then archdeacon at Würzburg and a canon at Bamberg Cathedral in 1329. From 1328 he was intermittently an episcopal official at Würzburg. This important position allowed him to play a part in episcopal elections and political decision-making. He was an influential figure in the diocese of Würzburg. In 1338 Lupold was excommunicated by the pope for having taken the side of the Emperor Louis IV. He was not absolved until 1351. On 12 January 1353 he was elected bishop of Bamberg, his native diocese, and remained there until his death on 28 October 1363. In the struggle between Louis IV and Popes John XXII, Benedict XII, and Clement VI, Lupold was among the jurists who took the emperor's side. His treatise De juribus regni et imperii Romanorum, dedicated to Louis' supporter, the elector Baldwin of Trier, deals less with abstract ideas and Aristotelian politics than with historical considerations. Two minor works of Lupold's have also been preserved, one in praise of the devotion of the old German princes to the Church, the other a lament over the condition of the Holy Roman Empire. (en)
- Leopoldo di Bebenburg, in tedesco Lupold von Bebenburg, in latino Lupoldus Bebenbergius o Babenbergius (Castello di Bebenburg, 1297 circa – Bamberga, 28 ottobre 1363), è stato un religioso e giurista tedesco canonista, vescovo di Bamberga dal 1353 (col nome di Leopoldo III) fino alla morte.È noto soprattutto per i suoi scritti politici. (it)
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