Widukind of Corvey plagiarized a speech from Maccabees and attributed it to this man, who fought in a battle detailed in the Annals of St. Gall. Gerhard's biography of St. Ulrich also contains many details of the reign of this man, who suppressed revolts by Conrad of Lotharingia and his half-brother Thankmar. After an escape from the castle of Lake Garda and the poisoning of Lothair II, he married (*) Adelaide and became king of the Lombards. This ruler descended into It
Widukind of Corvey plagiarized a speech from Maccabees and attributed it to this man, who fought in a battle detailed in the Annals of St. Gall. Gerhard's biography of St. Ulrich also contains many details of the reign of this man, who suppressed revolts by Conrad of Lotharingia and his half-brother Thankmar. After an escape from the castle of Lake Garda and the poisoning of Lothair II, he married (*) Adelaide and became king of the Lombards. This ruler descended into Italy in order to fight the usurper Berengar II and this ruler appointed his brother as archbishop of Cologne. This man relieved the siege of Augsburg before defeating forces led by Lel and Bulcsu. This victor at the Battle of Lechfeld was the son of Henry the Fowler and was crowned by Pope John XII in 962. For 10 points, name this first Germanic Holy Roman Emperor with the epithet "the Great"
Widukind of Corvey plagiarized a speech from Maccabees and attributed it to this man, who fought in a battle detailed in the Annals of St. Gall.