Figura religiosa

Hildegard of Bingen

1098 - 1179

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Su biografía está disponible en 88 idiomas en Wikipedia (aumentó de 87 en 2024). Hildegard of Bingen ocupa el puesto 88 entre los figura religiosa más populares (bajó del puesto 66 en 2024), el puesto 58 entre las biografías más populares de Alemania (bajó del puesto 54 en 2019) y el puesto 3 entre los figura religiosa de alemania más populares.

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Among Figura religiosas

Among figura religiosas, Hildegard of Bingen ranks 88 out of 3,187Before her are Judas Iscariot, Pope Pius V, Ruhollah Khomeini, Zechariah, Pope Paul III, and Pope Linus. After her are Saint Valentine, Saint Lawrence, Pope Pius II, Pope Innocent XI, Anthony of Padua, and Pope Leo I.

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Among people born in 1098, Hildegard of Bingen ranks 1After her is Pietro Polani. Among people deceased in 1179, Hildegard of Bingen ranks 1After her are Odo de St Amand, Antipope Callixtus III, Petrus Comestor, Sancha of Castile, Queen of Navarre, Urraca of Castile, Queen of Navarre, and Erling Skakke.

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In Alemania

Among people born in Alemania, Hildegard of Bingen ranks 58 out of NaNBefore her are Alexander von Humboldt (1769), Thomas Mann (1875), Gerd Müller (1945), William I, German Emperor (1797), Adolf Eichmann (1906), and Georg Ohm (1789). After her are Erwin Rommel (1891), Jacques Offenbach (1819), Heinrich Hertz (1857), Hannah Arendt (1906), Eva Braun (1912), and Æthelwulf, King of Wessex (795).

Among Figura religiosas In Alemania

Among figura religiosas born in Alemania, Hildegard of Bingen ranks 3Before her are Pope Benedict XVI (1927), and Martin Luther (1483). After her are Ambrose (340), Albertus Magnus (1206), Pope Joan (null), Pope Damasus II (1000), Philip Melanchthon (1497), Pope Clement II (1005), Pope Victor II (1018), Thomas à Kempis (1380), and Bruno of Cologne (1030).

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