of a larger linguistic trend due to the influence of the Hanseatic League during this period. Antipope Theodoric (died 1102) Thierry of Chartres (died before 1155), philosopher also known as Theodoric the Breton Theodoric the Monk, 12th century Norwegian Benedictine monk Theoderic (fl. c. 1172), author of the Libellus de locis sanctis, a travelogue and pilgrim's guide book of Palestine Theoderich von Treyden (died 1219), missionary and first bishop of Livonia Master Theodoric (before 1328?–1381), court painter to Charles IV Theodoric of Freiberg (c. 1250–c. 1311), German theologian and scientist Dirk III, Count of Holland (c. 982–1039), in Latin Theodoric Dirk IV, Count of Holland (c. 1020/1030–1049) Dirk V, Count of Holland (1052–1091) Dirk VI, Count of Holland (c. 1114–1157) Dirk VII, Count of Holland (died 1203) Modern era The German form Dietrich was abbreviated to Dieter. The Low German and Dutch languages abbreviated Diederik as Dirk or Diede. French retains Thierry. The Scandinavian languages have borrowed Dirk and Diderik, replacing the native Tjodrik, while English borrowed Derek from Dutch and Terry from French. Fictional Prince Theodoric, an exiled Balkan royal in London in the sequence of novels A Dance to the Music of Time by Anthony Powell - a character based to some extent on Prince Paul of Yugoslavia Theodoric of York, Saturday Night Live character by Steve Martin See also Theodore Notes Germanic given names