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174: 17: 166:. Alcuin defeated Felix in a debate before the synod and the latter recanted. He was, however, deposed from his bishopric and consigned to the custody of Leidrad in Lyon for life. He is mentioned in a letter Felix wrote that year. Alcuin in a letter asks Leidrad to send him a copy of Felix's treatise 93:
Leidrad was appointed to the diocese of Lyon by Charlemagne in 797. In a letter he wrote to the emperor years later, between 809 and 812, he recalled how he had been appointed "to remedy the sins of carelessness in the past" that had left the church of Lyon "destitute ... with regard to its buildings
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Besides his letter to Charlemagne, a letter Leidrad wrote to his sister on the death of her son also survives. At Charlemagne's request in 812, he also composed a theological treatise,
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for several years, was confirmed immediately by election, but not by Emperor Louis for another two years. Leidrad died in 816. Alcuin praised his integrity and benevolence, while
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Leidrad did not finally take up his episcopal duties until 799. Two letters of Alcuin refer to him as bishop elect before this. In 799, he was appointed along with Archbishop
185:. He paid special attention to the education of his clergy, the regulation of the liturgy and the building up of his library. At least five manuscripts bear his 51:. He also began a programme of building and renovation in his diocese, turning Lyon into a centre of learning. Of his writings, two letters and a treatise on 792: 777: 82:(764–783). He joined Charlemagne's court shortly after 782. It has sometimes been asserted that he was Charlemagne's librarian. At court, he befriended 752: 252:. He re-founded many monasteries and expanded a house near the episcopal palace so that if Charlemagne ever visited there would be lodgings for him. 248:, and restored farm buildings. He built a cloister for his cantors on the pattern of Metz. This cloister is probably the building today known as the 677:"Using the Carolingian Past in a Society of Transformation: The Case of Early Medieval Septimania/Catalonia in the Long Tenth Century (900–1050)" 782: 767: 290:("Book on the Sacrament of Baptism"). The text presents "a skein of Biblical references" woven together. In one 10th-century manuscript from 772: 268: 87: 787: 757: 581: 476:
as Lyon 599 (515), Lyon 608 (524), Lyon 610 (526), Bibliothèque Pères Maristes de Sainte-Foi 128 and Paris lat. 152.
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for guidance. His reform of the liturgy appears to have been limited to the chant and the readings at Mass.
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that he was an adoptionist. The commission went to Urgell, where they convinced Felix to attend a
238: 200: 182: 155: 75: 67: 718: 86:, who speaks highly of him in his letters. After an illness, Leidrad convalesced for a year at 233:. For his reformed chant, he instituted "the usage of the sacred palace", i.e., Charlemagne's 230: 163: 79: 730: 691: 99: 63: 663: 646: 260: 159: 71: 676: 104: 696: 245: 83: 36: 746: 280: 221:. According to his aforementioned report to Charlemagne, he established a schools of 140: 44: 719:"Le bâtiment de la "Vieille Manécanterie" de la cathédrale Saint-Jean de Lyon" 276: 132: 124: 108: 40: 636:
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if indeed he has a copy. In 804, Lyon was raised to an archbishopric.
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Under Leidrad, Lyon emerged as a centre of learning in the
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Autograph of Leidrad from a copy of Jerome's commentary on
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before he was a bishop. As bishop, he helped resolve the
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forms Leidradus, Laidradus, Laidrachus and Liobradus.
645:Tafel, Sigmund (1923). "The Lyons Scriptorium". In 619:. Manchester University Press. pp. 103–135. 294:, the text is erroneously attributed to Jerome. 78:. He became a deacon of Freising under Bishop 24:that he donated to the church of Saint Stephen 524: 8: 640:. Cambridge University Press. pp. 1–43. 255:In 811, Leidrad was one of the witnesses to 191:, having been donated by him to the church: 536: 457: 403: 229:, ensuring that the latter were capable of 695: 509: 472:, pp. 51–52, gives their respective 158:to investigate the charge against Bishop 43:from 804 until 814. He was a courtier of 592:. Vol. 3. Murray. pp. 644–645. 563: 442: 430: 211:; a miscellany of logic and creeds; and 66:). He received his primary education at 497: 485: 415: 391: 374: 353: 309: 302: 551: 263:, ordered him to resolve a dispute at 244:Leidrad renovated churches, including 469: 330: 283:praised his usefulness to the state. 177:The Vielle ManĂ©canterie in Lyon today 7: 94:as well as its liturgical offices". 793:Writers from the Carolingian Empire 697:10.1553/medievalworlds_no10_2019s72 601:. University of Pennsylvania Press. 259:. In 814, Charlemagne's successor, 97:In 798, he completed a circuit as 14: 778:9th-century Christian theologians 269:Abbey of Saint-MĂ©dard de Soissons 70:, where one of his colleague was 753:People from the Duchy of Bavaria 617:Charlemagne: Empire and Society 88:church of Saint Martin at Tours 675:Tischler, Matthias M. (2019). 1: 717:Vialettes, Madeleine (1995). 712:. Cambridge University Press. 610:. 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He also looked to 197:Gregory of Nazianzus 788:Archbishops of Lyon 723:Bulletin Monumental 566:, p. 78 n. 30. 554:, pp. 159–170. 527:, pp. 207–208. 488:, pp. 118–119. 250:Vielle ManĂ©canterie 193:Rufinus of Aquileia 168:Against the Saracen 113:Theodulf of OrlĂ©ans 758:8th-century births 631:. London: Longman. 525:van Renswoude 2019 257:Charlemagne's will 239:Chrodegang of Metz 201:Augustine of Hippo 195:'s translation of 183:Carolingian Empire 179: 156:Benedict of Aniane 76:bishop of Salzburg 68:Freising Cathedral 26: 231:biblical exegesis 215:'s commentary on 111:. 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Index


bishop of Lyon
archbishop
Charlemagne
adoptionist controversy
baptism
Noricum
Duchy of Bavaria
Freising Cathedral
Arn
bishop of Salzburg
Aribo
Alcuin of York
church of Saint Martin at Tours
missus dominicus
RhĂ´ne valley
Septimania
Theodulf of Orléans
Avignon
Nîmes
Maguelonne
Agde
BĂ©ziers
Narbonne
Carcassonne
Nebridius of Narbonne
Benedict of Aniane
Felix of Urgell
synod at Aachen

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