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Notker Physicus (died 12 November 975), sometimes called Notker II, was a monk at the Abbey of Saint Gall, active as a physician, painter, and composer. Besides physicus ("the physician"), he was also nicknamed piperis granum (pepper grain) on account of his strict discipline.

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rdfs:label	Notker II. (de) Notker le Physicien (fr) Notker Physicus (en)
rdfs:comment	Notker Physicus (died 12 November 975), sometimes called Notker II, was a monk at the Abbey of Saint Gall, active as a physician, painter, and composer. Besides physicus ("the physician"), he was also nicknamed piperis granum (pepper grain) on account of his strict discipline. (en) Notker II. (* zirka 905; † 12. November 975 in St. Gallen) war Benediktinermönch. Zur Unterscheidung trägt er auch die Beinamen Medicus, Physicus bzw. der Arzt und Piperisgranum bzw. Pfefferkorn. Er war der Tradition nach ein berühmter Arzt und Maler des Benediktinerklosters in St. Gallen. Er schmückte die dortige Klosterkirche und mehrere Handschriften mit Gemälden, schrieb verschiedene lateinische Verse und stand wegen seiner Kenntnis der Arzneikunde am Hof Kaiser Ottos I. in besonderem Ansehen. (de) Notker le Physicien (Notker Physicus, ✝972), également surnommé piperis granum (grain de poivre) en raison de son attachement pour la discipline monastique, était un moine de l'abbaye de Saint-Gall, par ailleurs médecin et peintre. Peu d'éléments de sa vie sont connus, hormis qu'il devint cellarius en 956 ou 957, et hospitarius en 965. L'abbé Ekkehard IV loue plusieurs de ses peintures, et mentionne des antiennes et des hymnes de sa composition (notamment l'hymne Rector aeterni metuende secli). (fr)
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has abstract	Notker II. (* zirka 905; † 12. November 975 in St. Gallen) war Benediktinermönch. Zur Unterscheidung trägt er auch die Beinamen Medicus, Physicus bzw. der Arzt und Piperisgranum bzw. Pfefferkorn. Er war der Tradition nach ein berühmter Arzt und Maler des Benediktinerklosters in St. Gallen. Er schmückte die dortige Klosterkirche und mehrere Handschriften mit Gemälden, schrieb verschiedene lateinische Verse und stand wegen seiner Kenntnis der Arzneikunde am Hof Kaiser Ottos I. in besonderem Ansehen. Bekannt war er für die besonders strenge Auslegung der Ordensregeln Benedikts, was ihm den Beinamen „Pfefferkorn“ einbrachte. Er wurde 1512 von Papst Julius II. seliggesprochen, sein Fest ist der 17. September oder 17. Dezember. Sein Neffe Notker war von 971 bis 975 Abt des Klosters St. Gallen. (de) Notker le Physicien (Notker Physicus, ✝972), également surnommé piperis granum (grain de poivre) en raison de son attachement pour la discipline monastique, était un moine de l'abbaye de Saint-Gall, par ailleurs médecin et peintre. Peu d'éléments de sa vie sont connus, hormis qu'il devint cellarius en 956 ou 957, et hospitarius en 965. L'abbé Ekkehard IV loue plusieurs de ses peintures, et mentionne des antiennes et des hymnes de sa composition (notamment l'hymne Rector aeterni metuende secli). On assimile en général Notker à Notker le Notaire (Notker Notarius)[réf. nécessaire], qui obtint une importante considération à la cour d'Otton Ier pour ses connaissances en médecine, et fut célébré par Ekkehard pour sa connaissance de la littérature médicale. En 940 ce Notker écrivit à Quedlinbourg la confirmation de l'immunité de Saint-Gall, en accord avec la faveur des Ottoniens envers le moine, par exemple lors de la visite à Saint-Gall en 972. (fr) Notker Physicus (died 12 November 975), sometimes called Notker II, was a monk at the Abbey of Saint Gall, active as a physician, painter, and composer. Besides physicus ("the physician"), he was also nicknamed piperis granum (pepper grain) on account of his strict discipline. (en)
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