Gariberto of Besana

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Gariberto da Besana (died 921) was an archbishop who led the archdiocese of Milan. [1]

Life

Gariberto was a relative of da Besana and his son seem to be his successor. Gariberto died on 5 July 921.

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References

  1. Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani di Alberto Maria Ghisalberti, Massimiliano Pavan, Istituto della Enciclopedia italiana – 1960, Milano