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The event pages are experimental; the OCR errors in the text mean this is incomplete and unreliable but I offer it in the hopes that it will be of some use. Events shown include births and deaths of people with their own entries, and also the publication dates of some of the works cited.

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Born: Ado archbishop

Born: Aldric, St. bishop

804

Died: Paulinus patriarch of Aquileia in the eighth century

805

Born: Albumazar astrologer

810

Died: Abu-Nowas poet

814

Died: Angilbert, St. abbot

820

Publication: “Treatise on the Offices,” by Amalarius Symphosius was successively deacon and priest of the church of Metz

821

Died: Tacitus, Caius Cornelius one of the most eminent Roman historians

Died: Theodulphus bishop

828

Died: Nicephorus, St. a celebrated patriarch of Constantinople

833

Died: Almamon caliph of Bagdat

834

Died: Ansegisus abbot

845

Died: Abu Temam poet

849

Born: Alfred, The Great the youngest son of Æthelwolf king of the West Saxons

852

Born: Rhazes called also Albubecar Mohamed

854

Died: Amulon

Publication: “Bibliotheca Patrum.” by Amulon

856

Died: Rabanus Maurus, Magnentius archbishop

858

Died: Alfred, The Great the youngest son of Æthelwolf king of the West Saxons

870

Died: Gotteschalcus, Fulgentius surnamed Fulgentius

874

Died: Erigena, John Scotus scholar

875

Died: Ado archbishop

Born: Carolostadt, Andrew Bodenstein one of the reformers

876

Born: Eutychius a Christian author (?–950)

878

Died: Photius patriarch of Constantinople in the ninth century

879

Born: Odo, Saint abbot

882

Died: Hincmar archbishop

Publication: “Collectio amplissima veterum monumentorum,” by Odo, Cantianus so called because he was a native of that county in England

885

Died: Albumazar astrologer

892

Born: Saadias-Gaon rabbi

894

Born: Flodoard historian