several mistresses. By a noblewoman named Wandelmoda: Hubert, Duke of Spoleto, to whom he gave Tuscany By low-born mistress named Pezola, and whom the people called Venerem: Bertha, who married the Byzantine Emperor Romanos II and took the name Eudokia (Eudocia). She inherited her father's lands in Provence. Boso, who became Bishop of Piacenza and imperial chancellor. By Rotruda of Pavia, called Iunonem by the people and widow of Giselbert I of Bergamo: Rotlind or Rolend, who married Bernard, Count of Pavia. By a Roman woman named Stephanie, to whom the people gave the nickname Semelen: Tebald, whom Hugh tried to make Archbishop of Milan. By an unknown mistress: Geoffrey, Abbot of Nonantola A young page educated at Hugh's court at the traditional Lombard capital, Pavia, grew up to be Liutprand, Bishop of Cremona and chronicler of the 10th century; his loyalty to the memory of Hugh may have helped fuel some of his partisan bitterness in chronicling Hugh's heirs. References Sources 880s births 947 deaths Year of birth uncertain 10th-century kings of Italy Bosonids Kings of Burgundy