Bamberg
Martyrological notice
9. — Marianus Scotus, Abb. A native of the north of Ireland, retired to Germany, A.D. 1067-68, resided one year withOtto, bishop of Ratisbon, and became a Benedictine monk in St. Michael's Bamberg. Diverted from his purpose of visiting Rome, by his countryman Murcherat, an anchoret in Ratisbon, he obtained from Abbess Hemma a grant of the church of St. Peter, which was confirmed by the Emperor, Henry IV.
Historical martyrology witness · Calendar of Irish Saints / Martyrology of Tallaght (1857)
9. — Marianus Scotus, Abb. A native of the north of Ireland, retired to Germany, A.D. 1067-68, resided one year withOtto, bishop of Ratisbon, and became a Benedictine monk in St. Michael's Bamberg. Diverted from his purpose of visiting Rome, by his countryman Murcherat, an anchoret in Ratisbon, he obtained from Abbess Hemma a grant of the church of St. Peter, which was confirmed by the Emperor, Henry IV.
