Saint Benno of Meissen

Target entity: Saint Benno of Meissen
Context triple: [Archdiocese of Munich and Freising, hasPatronSaint, Saint Benno of Meissen]

• A. Saint Ulrich of Augsburg
  Saint Ulrich of Augsburg was a 10th-century bishop renowned for his piety, church reforms, and defense of Augsburg during the Hungarian invasions, and was the first saint formally canonized by a pope.
• B. Adalbert of Saxony
  Adalbert of Saxony was a 15th-century Saxon prince from the House of Wettin, known primarily as a son of Ernest, Elector of Saxony.
• C. Saint Burchard of Würzburg
  Saint Burchard of Würzburg was an 8th-century Anglo-Saxon missionary and church reformer who became the founding bishop and organizer of the Diocese of Würzburg in Franconia.
• D. Suidger of Morsleben
  Suidger of Morsleben was a German cleric of noble Saxon origin who became Pope Clement II, noted for crowning Henry III as Holy Roman Emperor and initiating church reforms in the mid-11th century.
• E. Saint Sebaldus of Nuremberg
  Saint Sebaldus of Nuremberg is a medieval German hermit and patron saint of Nuremberg, venerated for his piety and miracles and honored as the city’s principal saint.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Saint Benno of Meissen
Target entity description: Saint Benno of Meissen was an 11th–12th century German bishop and missionary venerated for his piety and church reforms, later becoming an important regional patron saint in Bavaria.

• A. Saint Ulrich of Augsburg
  Saint Ulrich of Augsburg was a 10th-century bishop renowned for his piety, church reforms, and defense of Augsburg during the Hungarian invasions, and was the first saint formally canonized by a pope.
• B. Adalbert of Saxony
  Adalbert of Saxony was a 15th-century Saxon prince from the House of Wettin, known primarily as a son of Ernest, Elector of Saxony.
• C. Saint Burchard of Würzburg
  Saint Burchard of Würzburg was an 8th-century Anglo-Saxon missionary and church reformer who became the founding bishop and organizer of the Diocese of Würzburg in Franconia.
• D. Suidger of Morsleben
  Suidger of Morsleben was a German cleric of noble Saxon origin who became Pope Clement II, noted for crowning Henry III as Holy Roman Emperor and initiating church reforms in the mid-11th century.
• E. Saint Sebaldus of Nuremberg
  Saint Sebaldus of Nuremberg is a medieval German hermit and patron saint of Nuremberg, venerated for his piety and miracles and honored as the city’s principal saint.
• F. None of above. chosen