A St. Albert who died in 1140?

[7rosario]

“Not less conclusive is the account given of St. Albert (d. 1140)”
(From the Article on Rosary)
St. Albertus Magnus died in 1280, St. Albert of Louvain died in 1192

 

[7rosario]

books.google.com/books?q=Not+less+conclusive+is+the+account+given+of+St.+Albert+%28d.+1140%29&btnG=Search+Books

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[anon50111284]

The page scan can be seen at OCE. (the passage is found in the bottom right column.)

However, there does not seem to be an article within the encyclopedia that further illuminates the passage referenced by the OP.

Perhaps a general work on Saints might yield an answer.

 

[7rosario]

Similar passage in the “Hail Mary” article: “St. Aybert, in the twelfth century, it is recorded that he recited 150 Hail Marys daily”

 

[anon50111284]

Similar passage in the “Hail Mary” article: “St. Aybert, in the twelfth century, it is recorded that he recited 150 Hail Marys daily”

At OCE:

• Article Text
• Page Scan - second column top

 

[Dominicanis]

“St. Albert” might actually be St. Aibert, an alternate spelling for St. Aybert. Here’s a brief article:

catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=1190

He was a Benedictine recluse who died in 1140.

Yours in Christ,
Dominicanis

 

[7rosario]

Here is St. Aibert’s life: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aibert