Burchard of Worms

Target entity: Burchard of Worms
Context triple: [Roman Catholic Diocese of Worms, hasBishop, Burchard of Worms]

• A. Lambert of Hersfeld
  Lambert of Hersfeld was an 11th-century German Benedictine monk and chronicler known for his detailed account of the Investiture Controversy and the reign of Emperor Henry IV.
• B. Dietrich of Ringelheim
  Dietrich of Ringelheim was a 9th–10th century Saxon nobleman best known as the father of Saint Matilda of Ringelheim, queen consort of East Francia.
• C. Ulrich of Strasbourg
  Ulrich of Strasbourg was a 13th-century German Dominican theologian and philosopher known for his scholastic writings and association with the intellectual tradition of Albert the Great.
• D. Wulfram of Sens
  Wulfram of Sens was a 7th–8th century Frankish bishop and missionary saint known for his efforts to convert the Frisian people to Christianity.
• E. Hrabanus Maurus
  Hrabanus Maurus was a prominent 9th-century Frankish Benedictine monk, theologian, and scholar whose extensive biblical commentaries and educational writings made him one of the leading intellectual figures of the Carolingian Renaissance.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Burchard of Worms
Target entity description: Burchard of Worms was an influential early 11th-century German bishop and canon lawyer best known for compiling the Decretum, a major collection of church law.

• A. Lambert of Hersfeld
  Lambert of Hersfeld was an 11th-century German Benedictine monk and chronicler known for his detailed account of the Investiture Controversy and the reign of Emperor Henry IV.
• B. Dietrich of Ringelheim
  Dietrich of Ringelheim was a 9th–10th century Saxon nobleman best known as the father of Saint Matilda of Ringelheim, queen consort of East Francia.
• C. Ulrich of Strasbourg
  Ulrich of Strasbourg was a 13th-century German Dominican theologian and philosopher known for his scholastic writings and association with the intellectual tradition of Albert the Great.
• D. Wulfram of Sens
  Wulfram of Sens was a 7th–8th century Frankish bishop and missionary saint known for his efforts to convert the Frisian people to Christianity.
• E. Hrabanus Maurus
  Hrabanus Maurus was a prominent 9th-century Frankish Benedictine monk, theologian, and scholar whose extensive biblical commentaries and educational writings made him one of the leading intellectual figures of the Carolingian Renaissance.
• F. None of above. chosen