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Padre de Maria di Gaeta; Ioannes II, duke of Gaeta and Marinus, duca di Gaeta
Hermano de: Sichelgaita, dei duchi di Gaeta; Matrona di Gaeta; abadessa Megalu di Gaeta and (+3) Theoctisa, Bona, Maru.
Medio Hermano de: Petrus Mirus di Gaeta; Leo di Gaeta and Constantine di Gaeta
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Docibilis_II_of_Gaeta
Docibilis II (Italian: Docibile; c. 880 c. 954) was the ruler of Gaeta, in one capacity or another, from 906 until his death. He was the son of the hypatus John I, who made him co-ruler in 906 or thereabouts. .. ...
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DOCIBILIS [II], son of IOANNES I Lord of Gaeta & his wife --- ([890/95]-). His father associated him in the government of Gaeta in early 914, as shown by the charter dated Jun 914 which records the consent of "domni Iohannis et domni Docibili ypati"[2367]. 914-54. A charter dated Jun 933 records a donation with the consent of "domni Iohannis imperiali patricii et domni Docibili seu domni Iohannis duces et ypati"[2368]. He succeeded his father as Lord [prefect/hypatos] of Gaeta. He was the first of his family recorded (for the first time in 933) as having used the title dux[2369]. The testament of Docibilis [II], dated May 954, names "Marino duci et Gregorio et Leone filiis meis"[2370].
m ORANIA, daughter of --- (-[Mar 949/May 954]). "Domno Docibili duci et ypato seu domna Horanie ypatisse iugalibus" are named in a charter datd Mar 949[2371]. Stasser suggests that she was Orania of Naples, daughter of Ioannes II Duke of Naples & his wife ---[2372], based, it would seem, only on her husband´s testament dated May 954 mentioning land in Cimiterio and Liburia in the duchy of Naples "qui fuit de Oraniæ ducissæ bonæ memoriæ uxori meæ"[2373].
Docibilis [II] & his wife had nine children:
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