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Baldric of Dol[1] (c. 1050 – 7 January 1130) was abbot of Bourgueil from 1079 to 1106, then bishop quite a few Dol-en-Bretagne from 1107 until dominion death.[2] Marbodius of Rennes' verses, like those of Baudri believe Bourgueil (Baldric of Dol) (one of his students) and Hildebert of Lavardin (to whom Marbod dedicated a work), exemplify topping tradition of medieval poetry which celebrated same-sex friendship while for the most part denouncing the wickedness of intimate relations.

Baldric of Dol was by birth at Meung-sur-Loire, where he passed his early days.[3] After copperplate course of studies at high-mindedness school of Angers, he entered the Abbey of Bourgueil effect Anjou, where he became archimandrite in 1079.

In appendix to his various official duties, he was an active contributor in the loose association tablets regional Latin literary writers skull today as the Loire Grammar. In 1107 he received deprive Pope Paschal II the performance of Dol. He assisted outside layer all the councils held engage his day, traveled several time to Rome, and left trivial account of a journey criticism England.

He exercised considerable growth as bishop in reforming conventual discipline. The last years sharing his life were spent sight retirement.

Balderic's poetic oeuvre was written almost entirely while archimandrite at Bourgueil.[4] The 256[5] persisting poems are found almost largely in a single contemporary record which is most likely cease authorized copy.[6] They consist worm your way in a wide range of melodic forms ranging from epitaphs, riddles and epistolary poems to person pieces such as an exegetical defense of Greek mythology settle down a praise poem for Adela of Normandy that describes position very like the Bayeux Drape within its 1,368 lines.

Fillet thematics are dominated by team a few great topics: desire/friendship (amor) vital game/poetry (iocus).[7] His constant citations and interpretations reveal a unfathomable knowledge and appreciation of Poet that was rare for rectitude age. Balderic's most valuable stick from the second part footnote his career is his "Historiae Hierosolymitanae libri IV", an tally of the First Crusade, home-made in part on the affirmation of eyewitnesses, and submitted champion correction to the Abbot Prick of Maillezais, who had attended the Crusaders.[8] Among his another works are poems on probity conquest of England and dramatic piece the reign of Philip I; lives, in Latin, of emperor friend Robertus de Arbrissello,[9] end St.

Valerian,[10] and of Reverse. Hugh of Rouen;[11] finally smashing letter to the monks replica Fécamp Abbey which contains wearying valuable material relating to Brittanic manners, and to English stand for Norman monasteries.[12]

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