JOH. TRITHEMIUS, Opera historica, (ed. Marqvard Freher. Francoforti, 1601. fol.) I. Catalogus illustrium uirorum, p. 138. De Scriptoribus ecclesiast. p. 281.- II. Chronica monasterii Hirsaugiensis, diœc.Spirensis, ord. S. Benedicti, ab A. C. 830 usque ad A. 1370. (pp. 133-136: Libri quos S. H. per revelationes composuit. p. 145, ad a. 1160: S. Hild. venit Hirsaugiam. p. 156, ad a. 1180 [!] S. Hild. moritur.) Chronicon huius monasterii Sponheimensis. p. 247 ad a. 1436 (‡ Jutta. S. Hildegardis de Bickelnheim anno 1112 . . . inclusa) p. 250 ad a 1148 (S. Hild. fundatrix monasterii S. Ruperti). p. 257 ad a. 1180 (S. Hild. eruditio). p. 410 ad a. 1498 (Reliquias S. Hyldegardis Joh. Trithemius, Abbas noster, obtinuit.)
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Hildegard died in 1179, which is why van der Linde added an exclamation mark after "1180". The first link is to Volume I of the
Opera historica (including the references to p.138 and 281), and the second link is to Volume II (including the page references to pp.133-136, 145, 156, 247, 250, 257 and 410).
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- JOH. TRITHEMIUS, Historical works, ed. Marqvard Freher. (Frankfurt, 1601. Subsequent editions) Vol I: Catalogue of famous men, p. 138. Concerning ecclesiastical writers p. 281. Vol. II: Chronicle of the monastery of Hirsau, in the diocese of Speyer, order of St. Benedict, from 830 AD up until 1370 (pp. 133-136: The Books which St. Hildegard composed through revelations; p. 145, at the year 1160: St. Hildegard comes to Hirsau; p. 156, at the year 1180 [!]: St. Hildegard dies.) Chronicle of the monastery of Sponheim. p. 247 at the year 1136 (Jutta died. St. Hildegard of Böckelheim enclosed in the year 1112); p. 250 at the year 1148 (St. Hildegard foundress of the monastery of St. Rupert); p. 257 at the year 1180: (St. Hildegard's wisdom); p. 410 at the year 1498 (our Abbot, Joh. Trithemius obtained the relics of St. Hildegard.) [Trans. J. Bain]