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REIMS in MEROWINGISCHER ZEIT: STADT,. CIVITAS BISTUM ANHANG: DIE Gescmchte DER REIMSER BISCHÖFE in KAROLINGISCHER ZEIT BIS ZUR BISCHOFSERHEBUNG HINKMARS (845) REIMS IN MEROWINGISCHER ZEIT: STADT,. CIVITAS BISTUM ANHANG: DIE GESCmCHTE DER REIMSER BISCHÖFE IN KAROLINGISCHER ZEIT BIS ZUR BISCHOFSERHEBUNG HINKMARS (845) . Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung der Doktorwrde der Philosophisclien Fakultät der Rheinischen Friedrich- Wilhelms-Universität z U BONN .-- '--W J ", ..,.,:yi !2 1 i :,,.:. ,.B: i ,:....-...,ll:,! -----.i vorgelegt von aus BONN 1971 Angefertigt nit Genehmigung der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität Bonn 'i. Berichterstatter: Prof. Dr. Eugen Mg 2. Berichterstatter: Prof. Dr. Eäith Ennen Tag der rnünäiichen Prüfung: 90. Februar 1971 Druck: Rheinische Friedrich Wilheims-Universität BOnn Inhaltsverzeichnis Seite Quellenverzeichnis Literaturverzeichnis Abkürzungs- und Siglenverzeichnis Die Quellen I. Teil: Stadt und Civitas in römischer Zeit I. Die Grenzen der Civitas der Remer 2. Oberflächengestalt und Bodenbeschaffenheit 3. Römische Straßen 4. Besiedlung 5. Die Stadt Reims 6. Handel, Industrie und LandKirtschaft in spätrömischer Zeit 7. Das Christentum in Reims bis in die Mitte des 5. Jahrhunderts 11. Teil: Die ubergangszeit (Remigius) I. Bischof Remigius 2. Die fränkische Eroberung .. 3. Die Stadt Reims zur Zeit des Remigius 4. Civitas Reims: Landldrchen und pagi 111. Teil: Die merowingische Zeit A. Das 6. Jahrhundert. Vom Tode des Remigius bis zum Tode Romulfs (ante 613) 1. Die Bischöfe Romanus, Flavius und Liappinius 2. Bischof Egidi~~ 3. Bischof Romuif 4. Handel und Wirtschaft im 6. Jahrhundert 5. Reims als austrasische Residenz 6. Ducatus Campaniae B. Das 7. Jahrhundert. Von der Bischofserhebung des Somnatius bis zur Verjagung Rigoberts (717) I. Bischof Somnatius 2. Die Bischöfe Leudegisel, Anglebert und Lando 3. Bischof IJivardus 4. Bischof Reolus 5. Bischof Rigobert 6. Die Stadt Reims in meroaingischer Zeit IV. 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