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GEBHARD (ARCHBISHOP OF SALZBURG)

Born: 1010 (?)
Deceased: June 15, 1088

Archbishop of Salzburg, 1060-1088

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The arms seem to be a combination of the arms of Admont, as he founded Admont Abbey, and the lions of Kärnten, as he was much involved in that region, or of Schwaben, where he originated.

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