Conradus de Soltau

~around 1350: born at Lüneburg L=1345 N B W

~: he probably received his primary education in the St. Michael Monastery at Lüneburg N D W

~: Student in Prague, disciple of Henricus Totting de Oyta L A B

1367: appointed Provost of the Lüne nunnery, but not confirmed by pope Urban V N D W

1368, February 27: Magister artium, University of Prague L A N S B W I

~around 1370: studied Canon Law, University of Prague N

1372 – 1373: Dean of the Faculty of Arts, University of Prague A N W I

before 1374: wrote Postilla domini Conradi Saltow super evangelia Dominicalia at Prague D

1375: Doctor in sacra pagina, University of Prague N W

~1377 – 1387: taught at the Faculty of Theology, University of Prague L=1378 N W

1377: wrote Argumenta contra Conclusiones Buridani de generatione etc. D B

~1377 – 1379: wrote Super quattuor libros Sententiarum L B

~before 1379: wrote Argumenta veteris artis B

1381, March 26: Baccalaureus in Theology, University of Prague L=1383 B

1384 – 1385, Winter: Rector, University of Prague; L A N B W I at this time, the conflict between the Bohemian nation and the other nations outbursted in the University of Prague, leading to the exclusion of other nations; L N B W I also during this time, he took part in the comission for the case of Johannes Müntzinger, rector in Ulm University and, on this occasion, he wrote the Quaestio de articulis Johannis Müntzinger B

1387: writes Postilla Pragensis in Prague B

1387: Theology professor, University of Heidelberg L A N S B W

1387, January 31: he swore on the statute of the University of Heidelberg, except the article that the rector must be a master of arts and not a doctor of another faculty H

1387 – 1388, April 19: wrote Lectura supra Capitulum Firmiter Credimus at Heidelberg N B I

1389 – 1390: Together with Marsilius of Inghen he brought the Heidelberg rotulus to the Curia of Pope Boniface IX in Rome A

1390, March 19: Canon of the Omnium sanctorum Chapter in Prague Castle, canon of Hildesheim, Schwerin, Speyer and Worms N B I

1393, second half: Rector, University of Heidelberg A N D B W I

~: accused of heresy, but acquitted because of his treatise De summa Trinitate et fide Catholica / Firmiter credimus A D

1394, Autumn – 1395, Spring: while returning from Rome, he was captured for unknown reasons and held captive in Bruchsal N I

from 1395: gave up teaching and turned to diplomacy N D B=1399 W I

1397, January: he negociated in Rome for the Mainz Elect Johann von Nassau N W

1397 – 1398: after confirmation of the Archbishop of Mainz, Johann, he became Chancellor of the Archbishop of Mainz N W I

1399, August 8 – 1400, February 6: Prince-Bishop of Verden, named by the pope Boniface IX L A N S B W

1400 – 1402: he led the negociations with the Curia for the recognition of the Elector Palatine Ruprecht as German king N W

1400, February 6: relieved from Prince-Bishop of Verden duties by pope Boniface IX; provided as Prince-Bishop of Cambrai, but blocked by an incumbent appointed by the pope in Avignon N B W I

1400, June 5: he was at Fritzlar during the events which led to the killing of Duke Frederick of Brunswick-Lüneburg N W

1401, May 18: received the regalia as Prince-Bishop of Verden from king Ruprecht N W I

1402, September 25 – 1407, January 11: Prince-Bishop of Verden, confirmed by the pope N W I

on 1407, January 11: died at Rotenburg, burried in the Abbey of St. Michael in Lüneburg L A N D S B W I