Bernard of Morval
French
Priest. He lived at the famous monastery of Cluny and wrote De Contemptu Murdi, or The Contempt of the World, a poem that was later adapted for hymns.
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| 1100–1160 | Peter Lombard |
| 1167–1216 | John |
| 1135–1202 | Joachim of Fiore |
| 1160–1216 | Innocent III |
| 1060–1134 | St. Stephen Harding |
| fl. 1150 | Gratian |
| 1100–1154 | Geoffrey of Monmouth |
| fl. 1150 | Arnaut Daniel |
| ?–1172 | Cadwaladr |
| fl. 1150 | Blondel |
| 1090–1153 | St. Bernard of Clairvaux |
| 1180–1246 | Gonzalo de Berceo |
| ?–1173 | Benjamin of Tudela |
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