the most notable of the many relics of the church; they are mentioned by Pepin in the deed of 762. He is said to have received them from Rome as a gift of Pope Zachary or Pope Stephen II. Abbots Angloardus 720–762 Assuerus 762–804 Tankrad 804–829 Markward of Bouillon 829–853 Eigil 853–860 Ansbald of Prüm 860–886 Farabert I 886–892 Regino of Prüm 892–899 Richar of Hennegau 899–921 Ruotfried 921–935 Farabert II of St Paul 935–947 Ingelram of Limburg 947–976 Eberhard of Salm 976–986 Childerich 986–993 Stephan of Saffenberg 993–1001 Udo of Namur 1001–03 Immo of Sponheim 1003–06 Urold of Thaun (Daun) 1006–18 Hilderad of Burgund 1018–26 Ruprecht of Arberg 1026–68 Rizo of Jülich 1068–77 Wolfram of Bettingen 1077–1103 Poppo of Beaumont 1103–19 Lantfried of Hesse 1119–31 Adalbero 1131–36 Godfrey I of Hochstaden 1136–55 Rother of Malberg 1155–70 Robert I of Cleves 1170–74 Gregor I of Geldern 1174–84 Gerhard of Vianden 1184–1212 Cæsarius of Milendonk 1212–16 Kuno of Ahr 1216–20 FrederickI of Fels 1220–45 Godfrey II of Blankenheim 1245–74 Walter of Blankenheim 1274–1322 Henry I of Schönecken 1322–42 Diether of Katzenelnbogen 1342–50 John I Zandt of Merk 1350–54 Dietrich of Kerpen 1354–97 Frederick II of Schleiden 1397–1427 Henry II of Are-Hirstorff 1427–33 John II of Esche 1433–76 Robert II of Virneburg 1476–1513 Gregor II of Homburg 1513 William of Manderscheid-Kayl 1513–46 Christopher of Manderscheid-Kayl 1546–76 From 1576 the Electors of Trier acted as Administrators of the abbey See also List of Merovingian monasteries Merovingian architecture Merovingian art References External links Interior of abbey church Benedictine monasteries in Germany Monasteries in Rhineland-Palatinate Merovingian architecture Christian monasteries established in the 8th century 8th-century establishments in Germany History of the Eifel Eifel in the Middle Ages Churches completed in 721 Churches completed in 752 8th-century churches in Germany