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included the Bishop, on the one side, and the Abbot of S. Sepulcro; the People of Piacenca; and the subdeacon Bonizo. Bishop Dionysius was the leading opponent in Lombardy of the reforming party of which Gregory VII had just become the head. It is conjectured that the subdeacon was the future Bonizo of Sutri. Bonizo was present at the Roman synod of February 1075, in which Bishop Dionysius was deposed.
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On 27 November 1074, Pope Gregory wrote a letter to Bishop Dionysius of Piacenza, advising him that he was sending legates (who were carrying the letter) in order to settle several long-running disputes which raged in that diocese, and occasioned accusations in the Papal Court. These disputes
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Porro legatos nostros, praesentium videlicet latores, ob hoc ad vos usque direximus: ut, ad quem finem instans negocium perveniat, aspiciant; et controversiam, quae inter te et abbatem Sancti Sepulchri plebemve Placentinam sive Bonizonem subdiaconum versatur, intentius
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post multastas captiones, tribulationes et exilia a Placcntinis catholicis pro episcopo recipitur; set a scismaticis eiusdem loci effossis oculis, truncatis omnibus paene membris martirio coronatur.
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at the time. He was present in Rome during the discussions about the doctrines concerning the eucharist promoted by Berengar of Tours, just before the Roman synod of November 1078.
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Bonizo was born about 1045, though there is no documentary material referring to the date of his birth, or the place, or of his family. It is argued that he was a native of
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Walter Berschin (1972), p. 18 note 68, argues that Bonizo died in 1094. P. Fournier (1915), p. 270, argued for 1095. Robinson (2004), p. 42, accepts the date of 1094.
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Inde a libro VI. scilicet narrat posteris quae ipse aequalis viderat aut compererat. Verum temporem anteriorem nomina et facta saepissime commutat vel confundit
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Die gleichzeitigen Berichte über Bonizo geben von der Zeit seiner Geburt, von seinem Geburtsort, seiner Abstammung oder seiner Familie kein Wort.
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It is reported by the monk and chronicler Bernoldus of S. Blasius, under the year 1089, that he had his eyes gouged out and his limbs cut off:
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by the Pataria, but owing to strong opposition was unable to take possession of it until the year 1088, when he was strongly supported by
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Dümmler considers it probable that he was a native of Cremona. E. Dümmler (ed.), "Bonizonis episcopi Sutrini Liber ad amicum," in:
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Benzo von Alba, ein Verfechte der kaiserlichen staatsidee unter Heinrich IV: sein leben und der sogenannte "Panegyrikus"
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he was on the side of the pope. He was seized by Henry in late April 1082, and entrusted to the custody of the
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II, at p. 577, note 1. Berschin (1972), at p. 7, note 20, says that the identification "seems possible".
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and then of Piacenza in central Italy, in the last quarter of the 11th century. He was an adherent of
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Robinson, p. 37., with note 229. Philipp Jaffé expresses his uncertainty in his edition of Bonizo's
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194:(Hannover: Hahn 1891), p. 568. Lehmgrübner, pp. 130-132, argues the case for Cremona in detail. 152:, a polemical work, in which the author relates events of his own times, down to 1085 or 1086. 56:
in Northern Italy. Early in his life he associated himself with the reform group known as the
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a description of the various classes of judges in the Roman Empire and in the Roman Church
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Robinson, p. 35, 44. E. Dümmler (ed.), "Bonizonis episcopi Sutrini Liber ad amicum," in:
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Bonizo took part in several councils held in Rome. He was present in Rome at a synod of
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Fournier, P. (1915). "Bonizo de Sutri, Urbain II et la comtesse Mathilde d'après le
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The Papal Reform of the Eleventh Century: Lives of Pope Leo IX and Pope Gregory VII
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Lehmgrübner, p. 139. Kehr, p. 447, no. 23-24. Robinson, p. 37.
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In 1086 he was present in Mantua at the funeral of his friend
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Matilde di Canossa nel liber ad amicum di Bonizone da Sutri
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He was soon appointed by the Pope to the episcopal see of
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Index

Bishop of Sutri
Gregory VII
reforming principles of that pope
Liber ad amicum
Milan
Pataria
Pope Alexander II
Sutri
papal legate
Emperor Henry IV
antipope Clement III
Matilda of Tuscany
Anselm of Lucca
see of Piacenza
Pope Urban II
St. Augustine
sacraments
Hugo Candidus
Liber ad amicum
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Bibliotheca rerum Germanicarum
Scriptorum Tomus XII
Scriptorum Tomus V
Antiquitates Italicae medii aevi
Migne
Patrologiae Latinae Tomus CL
Geschichte des römischen Rechts im Mittelalter
Scriptorum Tomus IV
Les structures du Latium médiéval: le Latium méridional et la Sabine du IXe siècle à la fin du XIIe siècle
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