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<p> [[Bernard]] (Surnamed Syglerius), [[Priest]] Of Monte Cassino </p> <p> was at first a monk of the monastery of Savigny, in the diocese of Lyons, and became in 1256 chaplain of pope [[Innocent]] IV. He was afterwards priest of St. Honoratius, in the isle of Lerins; then in 1263 he was elected priest of Monte Casino, at the desire of [[Urban]] IV. His merit secured for him the privilege of accompanying [[Charles]] I of Anjou in his journey through Italy. He died in 1282. Among his works we notice Speculum Monachorum (divided into three parts, published at [[Venice]] and '''''‘''''' [[Cologne]] in 1520). See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v. </p>

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