21. Yves Chartier Translate this page hermann of reichenau - Hucbald of St. Amand -Musical,,Treatises - Regino of Prüm.Remigius of Auxerre - Solesmes - William of Hirsau. http://www.musicologie.org/Auteurs/Chartier.html

Statistiques du site S'abonner au bulletin Liste musicologie.org Biographies ... Quelques Institutions Rechercher sur rEm Exact Bulletin Officiel Journal Officiel Library of Congress British Library ... BN Madrid Yves Chartier Professeur d'histoire de la musique Publications sur le site rEm (contexte, bibliographie chronologique, sources iconographiques, description du manuscrit, les versions du texte) Adrien de La Fage L l er prix de piano au concours des Jeunesses Musicales du Canada, etc. L icence en musicologie Cours d 'histoire de la musique avec Norbert Dufourcq au CNSM Yves Chartier reconnait également comme maîtres Henri Irénée Marrou qui fut son "mentor" durant le séjour parisien, Solange Corbin, Michel Huglo, Josef Smits van Waesberghe (Amsterdam) et Bernhard Bischoff (Munich), dont il reçut les conseils et les encouragements. H Bibliographie, critique textuelle Paris, 1976, p. 998-1010. du C.R.C.C.F. 19 (1979), p. 1-14. latins en musicologie de Musicologie bid. p.

22. Registration 3.15 Hannah Williams (University of Manchester) Vice and the Muse InstructingWomen in hermann of reichenau s De octo vitiis principalibus 4.15 Tea http://www.art.man.ac.uk/cla/registration.htm

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COLLOQUIA Saturday colloquia are held periodically through the academic year to foster informal peer discussion of research in progress both among Manchester staff and students, and with a wide spectrum of national and international visitors Topics of past colloquia Forthcoming Colloquia Topics of past colloquia 11 October 2003 Property, Endowment and Exchange: Dark Age Rome and Beyond 8 January 2003 Family and Monastery in Europe and the Mediterranean, 300-1100, held at Georgetown University, Washington DC (co-sponsored with the A.H.R.B. and the Medieval Studies Programme at Georgetown University) 9 March 2002 Rome and Constantinople (co-sponsored with the Department of Medieval History at the University of Birmingham and held there) 1 December 2001 Late Antiquity: Historiographies and Genealogies 19 May 2001 Language and Identity in Early Medieval Europe 17 Feb 2001 Competition and Exchange in the Western Mediterranean 300-700 2 Dec 2000 Women, Power, and Patronage

24. Hermannus Contractus -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article Hermannus Contractus (also called Hermannus Augiensis, hermann of reichenau) (1013 –1054) was an (Click link for more info and facts about 11th century) http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/h/he/hermannus_contractus.htm

Hermannus Contractus [Categories: Medieval composers, Music theorists, Chroniclers] Hermannus Contractus (also called Hermannus Augiensis Hermann of Reichenau (Click link for more info and facts about 11th century) 11th century scholar, composer, and (Click link for more info and facts about music theorist) music theorist . Hermannus was a son of the duke of (Click link for more info and facts about Altshausen) Altshausen . He was crippled by a paralytic disease from early childhood. He spent most of his life in the abbey of (Click link for more info and facts about Reichenau) Reichenau , an island on (Click link for more info and facts about Lake Constance) Lake Constance . Hermannus contributed to all four arts of the quadrivium. He was renowned as a musical composer (among his surviving works are officia for (Click link for more info and facts about St. Afra) St. Afra and (Click link for more info and facts about St. Wolfgang) St. Wolfgang ). He also wrote a treatise on the science of (An artistic form of auditory communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner) music , several works on (The pure mathematics of points and lines and curves and surfaces) geometry and (The branch of pure mathematics dealing with the theory of numerical calculations) arithmetic s and (Click link for more info and facts about astronomical) astronomical treatises (including instructions for the construction of an (An early form of sextant) astrolabe , at the time a very novel device in Christian Europe). As a historian, he wrote a detailed

25. School Of History, Keele University Vice and the Muse hermann of reichenau s De octo vitiis principalibus HannahWilliams (University of Manchester). ALL WELCOME http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/hi/research/M6_seminars.htm

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26. Answers To Recent Questions ancient Marian hymns related to the title Ave Maria Stella (8th9th century);and Alma Redemptoris Mater (by hermann of reichenau, 11th century). http://www.udayton.edu/mary/questions/yq/yq17.html

Q: What is the Origin of Mary's title: "Star of the Sea"? A: Star symbolisms on behalf of Mary refer to two types of stars: a) six-pointed stars indicate Mary's Davidic origins and Jewish character; b) stars with eight radiating points highlight Mary's role in salvation as helper in the "restitutio perfectionis" (8=perfection) or "reparatrix parentum et totius orbis." More generally (independently from the number of radiating points), the star symbolism may be used to articulate one or all of the following characteristics of Mary: a) Her privileges, in particular, her mission as Mother of the Redeemer, or her holiness (full of grace); b) Her anticipatory or demonstrative role (forerunner, announcer ...) with regard to Christ ["she is the dawn, Christ the Rising Sun"] and the Trinity; c) Her role as luminous and enlightening. The biblical and/or theological foundation of this title (Mary, Star of the Sea) may be based on 1 Kings 18:41-45. This text refers to a little cloud appearing above the sea as a sign of hope, implying that rain will come and free the land from drought. The little cloud (small as a man's hand) seen from Mt. Carmel is believed to be the "Star of the Sea" and Mary, thus, the sign of hope which announces freedom and renewal. The Carmelites built a church on Mt. Carmel and gave it the title "Stella Maris." The origin of the expression "Stella maris" is commonly attributed to St. Jerome (d. 420). However, Jerome called Mary "stilla maris," meaning a drop of the sea. Perhaps a copyist transcribed this as "Stella maris." Other authors recording the same Marian symbol include: Isidore of Seville (d. 636); Alcuin (d. 804); and Rhabanus Maurus (d. 856).

27. MUSIC THEORY ONLINE A Publication Of The Society For Music Theory theoristsGuido of Arezzo, Berno and hermann of reichenau, the anonymousauthor of the *Quaestiones in musica*were familiar with the ME/SE. http://www.societymusictheory.org/mto/issues/mto.97.3.1/mto.97.3.1.fuller.rev

28. MTO 3.1: Review Of theoristsGuido of Arezzo, Berno and hermann of reichenau, the anonymousauthor of the Quaestiones in musicawere familiar with the ME/SE. http://www.societymusictheory.org/mto/issues/mto.97.3.1/mto.97.3.1.fuller.html

Musica Enchiriadis and Scolica Enchiriadis , translated, with introduction and notes, by Raymond Erickson, edited by Claude V. Palisca, Music Theory Translation Series , New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1995. Music Theory Online The Online Journal of the Society for Music Theory Volume 3.1: Fuller, Sarah Review of Musica Enchiriadis and Scolica Enchiriadis , translated, with introduction and notes, by Raymond Erickson, edited by Claude V. Palisca, Music Theory Translation Series , New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1995. KEYWORDS: counterpoint, organum References [1] Sometime around the middle of the ninth century, perhaps in the northern reaches of Lothringia, some singing teachers whose identities remain anonymous organized two basic handbooks to guide instruction in music. These handbooks have been handed down to posterity as the Musica Enchiriadis and the Scolica Enchiriadis . Marginalized with the success of early eleventh-century north Italian theory (Guido of Arezzo its standard bearer), the Musica and Scolica Enchiriadis (henceforth ME and SE respectively) were accorded a place in the canon of European music theoretical texts with their publication in volume one of Martin Gerbert's Scriptores Ecclesiastici de Musica Sacra Potissimum (1784). (That Gerbert misattributed them to Hucbald need not concern us here.)

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31. Encyclopedia: List Of Astrologers Hermannus Contractus (also called Hermannus Augiensis, hermann of reichenau) (1013 –1054) was an 11th century scholar, composer, and music theorist. http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/List-of-astrologers

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33. HEP To HES hermann of reichenau HERMANN OF WIED HERMANN, JOHANN GOTTFRIED JAKOB HERMANN, KARL FRIEDRICH HERMAPHRODITUS HERMAS, SHEPHERD OF HERMENEUTICS http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/index/HEP-HES.htm

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34. Hermann Von Reichenau --  Encyclopædia Britannica hermann Von reichenau German chronicler, poet, composer, astronomer, and mathematician.A contemporary of the Holy Roman emperor Henry III, hermann von http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9040153

Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents Hermann Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products Hermann Von Reichenau,  Encyclopædia Britannica Article Page 1 of 1 born July 18, 1013, Saulgau, Swabia [Germany] died Sept. 24, 1054, Reichenau Monastery, Reichenau [Germany] byname Hermannus Contractus, or Hermann The Lame German chronicler, poet, composer, astronomer, and mathematician. A contemporary of the Holy Roman emperor Henry III, Hermann von Reichenau is historiographically important as a primary source for some events of his own time in Germany. Hermann Von Reichenau...

35. Hermann Von Reichenau - Wikipedia hermann von reichenau (latinizirano Hermanus Contractus, Herman Vzeti ali HerimannusAugiensis), nemški ucenjak, skladatelj, glasbeni teoretik in pesnik, http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_von_Reichenau

Wikimedija potrebuje vašo pomoč pri zbiranju 200.000 dolarjev . Za podrobnosti glejte stran o zbiranju prispevkov Od 19. avgusta smo zbrali že preko 150.000$. Hvala za vašo velikodušnost! Hermann von Reichenau Iz Wikipedije, proste enciklopedije. Hermann von Reichenau latinizirano Hermanus Contractus Herman Vzeti ali Herimannus Augiensis nemški učenjak, skladatelj glasbeni teoretik in pesnik 18. julij Altshausen pri Bad Saulgau Nemčija 24. september Reichenau Hermann je bil sin vojvode altshausenskega. Zaradi paralitične bolezni je bil ohromljen že v rani mladosti. Bil je benediktinec v Reichenau, otoku na Bodenskem jezeru . Prispeval je na področja vseh štirih ved kvadrivija . Napisal je delo Cronicon ab urbe condita ad annum (1054), pomemben izvor za zgodovino tistega časa v katerem je živel. Delo je nadaljeval do leta njegov učenec Berthold (Bertold). To je bila podrobna kronika od rojstva Jezusa do njegovega časa. V njem so bili prvič skupaj navedeni dogodki iz 1. stoletja , ki so bili prej raztreseni po različnih kronikah. Dogodke je časovno ravrstil od začetka krščanske dobe Pisal je tudi pesmi De octo vitiis principalibus in razprave iz matematike geometrija aritmetika glasbe in astronomije De astrolabio ) z navodili o izdelavi astrolaba . V tistem času je bil astrolab za krščansko Evropo še zelo nova priprava. Od njega izvira tudi

36. Entrez PubMed hermann from reichenauhermannus contractusapparently suffered from a diseasewhich led to consid http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=1

37. Hermannus Contractus (Herimann der Lahme, hermann von reichenau) Einer der grossen Gelehrten des 11.Jh., Sohn des Grafen von Altshausen, seit seiner Kindheit gelähmt, http://flaez.ch/hermannus/

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38. Bibliographie Zu Hermannus Augiensis Biographisch hermann der Lahme v. reichenau, ein Zeichen Gottes unter den Menschen, http://flaez.ch/hermannus/bibliographie.txt

Bibliographie zu Hermannus Augiensis Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon http://www.bautz.de/bbkl/h/hermann_v_re.shtml Werke: Chronicon: Ausgg.: Johannes Sichard, in: Chronica eruditissimorum auctorum, Basel 1529; Georg Heinrich Pertz, in: MG SS V, 67-133; Aemilianus Ussermann, in: MPL 143, 55 bis 263; Werner Trillmich u. Rudolf Buchner, in: Qu. des 9. u. 11. Jh.s z. Gesch. der hamburg. Kirche u. des Reiches, 1961, 617-707 (mit Einl., Bibliogr. u. Übers.), 7. Aufl. 2000; Übers. v. Karl Nobbe, in: GDV 42, 1892; v. Wilhelm Wattenbach, ebd. 19412; lat.-dt. hrsg. v. Rudolf Buchner, in: Ausgew. Qu. z. dt. Gesch. des MA u. der Neuzeit (Frhr.-vom-Stein-Gedächtnisausg.) XI, 1968.- Martyriologium, hrsg. v. Ernst Dümmler, in: Forsch. z. dt. Gesch. 25, 1885, 195-220. - Mathematisch-astronom.: De mensura astrolabii, in: Bernhard Pez, Thesaurus anecdotorum, 6 Bde., Augsburg 1721-1729, 1II/2, 94 ff.; in: MPL 143, 381-389; De utilitate astrolabii, in: Pez III/2, 107 ff.; in: MPL 143, 389-412; De mense lunari, hrsg. v. G. Meier, Dir sieben freien Künste im MA, in: Uber über die Lehr- u. Erziehungsanstalt Einsiedeln II, 1886/87, Einsiedeln 1887, 34-36; Qualiter multiplicationes fiant in abaco, hrsg. v. Peter Treutlein, in: Bolletino di bibliografia e di storia delle scienze matematiche e fisiche 10, Turin 1877, 643-647; De conflictu rithmimachiae, hrsg. v. E. Wappler, in: Zschr. f. Math. u. Physik 37, Hist. Abt., 1892, 12-14. - Lehrgedicht: Carmen de octo vitiis principalibus, hrsg. v. Ernst Dümmler, in: ZDADL 13, 1867, 385-431. Musik: De monochordo. - Opuscula musica, veröff. nach einer Wiener Hs. des 12. Jh.s, in: Gerbert II, 124-153; auch in: MPL 143, 413-442; hrsg. v. Wilhelm Brambach, Hermanni Contracti Musica, 1884; nach einer Hs. in der Bibl. der Eastman School, Rochester, hrsg. v. Leonard Ellinwood (mit engl. Übers.), Rochester 1936 (1952).- Liturg. Dichtungen, hrsg. v. Guido Maria Dreves, in: AH 50, 1907, 308-319. - Unvollst. GA, in: MPL 143, 9-458. Literatur: Karl Bartsch, Die lat. Sequenzen des MA in musikal. u. rhythm. Beziehung, 1868; Rudolf Baxmann, Gesch.schreibung u. Sittenlehre Hermanns v. K., in: ThStKr 42, 1869, 103 ff.; Joseph Kehrein, Lat. Sequenzen des MA aus Hss. u. Drucken, 1873; Heinrich Hansjakob, Hermann, der Lahme v. der Reichenau Sein Leben u. seine Wiss., 1875; Wilhelm Brambach, Die Musiklit. des MA bis z. Blüte der Reichenauer Sängerschule (500-1050), 1883, 22 ff.; Ders., Theorie u. Praxis der Reichenauer Sängerschule, 1888, 35 ff.; Ders., Die verloren geglaubte "Historia de S. Afra Martyre" u. das "Salve Regina" des Hermannus Contractus, 1892; Utto Kornmüller, Die alten Musiktheoretiker. XVII. Hermann der Lahme, in: KmJb 2, 1887, 12 ff.; J. Wolf, Ein anonymer Musiktraktat des 11. bis 12. Jh.s, in; VfMw 9, 1893, 186 ff.; Julius Reinhard Dieterich, Die Gesch.qu. des Klosters Reichenau bis z. Mitte des 11. Jh.s, 1897; Ders., Die Gesch.schreibung der Abtei Reichenau, 1926; P. v. Winterfeld, Die Dichterschule St. Gallus u. der Reichenau, in: Neues Jb. f. das klass. Altertum III, 1900, 341 ff.; Harry Breßlau, Btrr. z. Kritik dt. Gesch.qu. des 11. Jh.s NF I, Hermann v. Reichenau u. das Chronicon Suevicum Universale, in: NA 27, 1902, 127 ff.; Henri Quentin, Les martyrologes historiques du moyen âge, Paris 1908, 680 u. ö.; Moritz Benedikt Cantor, Vorlesungen über Gesch. der Math. I, 1913, 759-889; Hugo Riemann, Gesch. der Musiktheorie v. 9. bis 19. Jh., 19202, 69 ff.; Die Kultur der Abtei Reichenau, hrsg. v. Konrad Beyerle, 2 Bde., 1925; Raphael Molitor, Die Musik der Reichenau, ebd. II, 1925, 802 ff.; Clemens Blume, Reichenau u. die marian. Antiphonen, ebd. 821 ff.; Heinrich Besseler, Musik des MA u. der Renaissance, 1931, 86 ff. 109 ff.; Otto Ursprung, Die kath. Kirchenmusik, 1931, 62. 85; Gerhard Pietzsch, Die Musik im Erziehungs- u. Bildungsideal des ausgehenden Altertums u. frühen MA, 1932, 133 ff.; Cyril Charles Martindale, From Bye-Ways and Hedges. Hermannus the Cripple ..., London 1935; R. Handschin, Hermannus Contractus-Legenden - nur Legenden?, in: ZDADL 72, 1935, 1 ff.; Wilhelm Heinitz, Eine homogenitätsstud. an Hans Sachsens Überlangton u. Hermanns Salve Regina, in: AfMf 2, 1937, 257 ff.; Morton Wilfred Bloomfield, The Seven Deadly Sins in Medieval English Literature (Diss. univ. of Wisconsin), 1938; Joseph de Ghellinck, Littérature latine au moyen âge II, Paris 1939, 55 ff.; Gustave Reese, Music in the Middle Ages, Hew York 1941, 127 ff. 137. 154 ff. 338 .; Agnes Herkommer, Hermann der Lahme. Hermannus Contractus, 1947 (19532); Josef Anton Amann, Der sel. Hermann Der lahme Benediktinermönch v. Reichenau, Höchst/Vorarlberg 1948; Jäkel, Dulder, Dichter, Hl. Hermannus Contractus, in: Klerusbl. 82, Salzburg 1949, 10 f.; Imagina Stolberg, Gottes lahmer Freund. Hermann der Lahme v. Reichenau, ein Zeichen Gottes unter den Menschen, 1951; Frederic James Edward Raby, A History of Christian-Latin Poetry from the Beginnings tu the Close of the Middle Ages, Oxford 19532, 225 ff.; Gebhard Spahr, Hermannus Contractus, in: BM 30, 1954, 510 ff.; A. Dold, Der sel. Hermann der Lahme, in: Oberrhein. Pastoralbl. 56, 1955, 200 ff.; Jacques Handschin, Zur Biogr. Hermanns des Lahmen, in: Gedenkschr. J. H. Aufss. u. Bibliogr., Bern 1957, 170 99.; Anna Doruahre v. den Brincken, Stud. z. lat. Weltchronistik bis in das Zeitalter Ottos v. Freising (Diss. Münster, 1956), Düsseldorf 1957; J. M. Canal, Hermannus Contractus eiusque mariana carmina, in: SE 10, 1958, 170 ff.; Rudolf Buchner, Gesch.bild u. Reichsbegriff Hermanns v. Reichenau, in: AKultG 42, 1960, 37 ff.; Ders., Der Verf. der Schwäb. Weltchron., in: DA 16, 1960, 389 ff.; Hans Oesch, Berno u. Hermann v. Reichenau als Musiktheoretiker. Mit einem Überblick über ihr Leben u. die hs. Überl. ihrer Werke. Beigabe: Das Gesch.werk Hermanns des Lahmen in seiner Überl. Von Arno Duch, Bern 1961; Ferdinand Haberl, Hermann der Lahme, in: MuSa 82, 1962, 152 ff.; Robert Bultot, Le Carmen de contemptu mundi d'Hermann de Reichenau, in: RAM 38, 1962, 155 ff.; Josef Szövérffy. Die Ann. der lat. Hymnendichtung I, 1964, 376 ff.; Franz Brunhölzl, Zur Antiphon "Alma redemptoris mater", in: StMBO 78, 1968, 321 ff.; Karl Gustav Fellerer, Gesch. der kath. Kirchenmusik. I: Von den Anfängen bis z. Tridentinum, 1972; Biogr. Wb. z. dt. Gesch., I2, 1973, 1125; Berthold v. Reichenau, Visa seu Elogium (auf seinen Lehrer Hermann v. Reichenau), hrsg. v. Georg Heinrich Pertz, in: MG SS V, 264 ff.; Wattenbach-Holtzmann I/2, 232 ff.; - Manitius II, 756 ff.; - Kosch, LL II, 942; - VerfLex V, 374 ff.; - KLL I, 2555 f. (Chronicon); II, 902 f. (De octo vitiis principalibus); - MGG VI, 228 ff.; - Riemann I, 706; ErgBd. I, 520; - Grove IV, 249 f.; - Zimmermann II, 482 ff.; - VSB IX, 522 f.; - BS V, 21 f.; - Catholicisme V, 663 f.; - EC V, 504; - DSp VII, 293 f.; - LThK V, 250; - NCE VI, 1073: - ODCC2 640; - ADB XII, 164 f.; - NDB VIII, 649 f.; - HBLS IV, 195.

39. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Hermann Contractus hermann Contractus. (Herimanus Augiensis, hermann von reichenau). Chronicler,mathematician, and poet; b. 18 February, 1013, at Altshausen (Swabia); http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07266a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... H > Hermann Contractus A B C D ... Z Hermann Contractus (Herimanus Augiensis, Hermann von Reichenau). Chronicler, mathematician, and poet; b. 18 February, 1013, at Altshausen (Swabia); d. on the island of Reichenau , Lake Constance, 21 September, 1054. He was the son of Count Wolverad II von Altshausen. Being a cripple from birth (hence the surname Contractus ) he was powerless to move without assistance, and it was only by the greatest effort that he was able to read and write; but he was so highly gifted intellectually, that when he was but seven years of age his parents confided him to the learned Abbot Berno, on the island of Reichenau . Here he took the monastic vows in 1043, and probably spent his entire life. His iron will overcame all obstacles, and it was not long before his brilliant attainments made him a shining light in the most diversified branches of learning, including, besides theology, mathematics, astronomy, music, the Latin, Greek, and Arabic tongues. Students soon flocked to him from all parts, attracted not only by the fame of his scholarship, but also by his monastic virtue and his lovable personality. We are indebted to him chiefly for a chronicle of the most important events from the birth of Christ to his day. It is the earliest of the medieval universal chronicles now extant, and was compiled from numerous sources, being a monument to his great industry as well as to his extraordinary erudition and strict regard for accuracy. While it is not improbable that this work was based on a previous state chronicle of Swabia, since lost (called "Chronicum Universale Suevicum", or "Epitome Sangallensis"), it has nevertheless a significance entirely its own. But the full measure of his genius appears from the objectivity and clearness with which he wrote the history of his own time, the materials of which were accessible to him only by means of verbal tradition.

40. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Reichenau 861), the hermit and founder of MariaEinsiedeln, who came from the monastery ofReichenau; moreover, hermann Contractus (d. 1054), the acute scholar and http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/12723a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... R > Reichenau A B C D ... Z Reichenau Reichenau, called Augia Dives in medieval Latin manuscripts and possessing a once celebrated Benedictine monastery, is an island upon the Gnadensee (Untersee) of the Lake of Constance, about one mile in breadth and about three and three-quarter miles long. It belongs to Baden, and has 1600 Catholic inhabitants, principally vintagers and fishermen, distributed among three villages, Oberzell, Mittelzell, and Unterzell (or Niederzell). Since 1838 the island has been connected with the mainland by a dam, one and a quarter miles in length, and with the railroad station of Reichenau (via Constance ). There is a calling station for steamers on the southern shore. The word "Zell" (cell) in the names of the three villages of Reichenau indicates the existence of a monastery on the island, which was the "reiche Aue" (the fertile islet) of medieval culture. Under the protection and at the suggestion of Charles Martel, the Anglo-Saxon (?), Saint Pirmin founded, with the cooperation of Count Berthold and the Alemannian Duke Santfrid I (Nebi), the famous Benedictine monastery of Reichenau, which in earlier times, until the tenth century, bore the name of Sintleosesau (Sintlas Ow). Reichenau had attained its full glory when the Abbey of St. Gall was still comparatively unimportant. In spite of St. Pirmin's banishment from his monastery through the political machinations of the Alemannian prince, Reichenau soon recovered its importance. His immediate successor, Abbot Heddo (727-34), later Bishop of Strasburg, the fate of the founder. The growth of Reichenau was greatly fostered by its position on the highway to Italy, which was frequented by Greek and Italian, and even Irish and Icelandic pilgrims and wayfarers. These became guests at the monastery and enriched it with gifts of

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