Hermann of Prague
Hermann of Prague (c. 1280–1349) was a Bohemian canon lawyer who became prince-bishop of Warmia. Educated at Bologna, he served at Avignon from 1327 as papal chaplain and auditor of the Rota. In December 1337 Pope Benedict XII named him bishop of Warmia against the Teutonic Order's wishes, but the cathedral chapter barred him until 1340.
He then settled the bishopric's borders, founded some seventy-five towns and villages and held the first diocesan synod at Frauenburg in 1343. He died on 31 December 1349 and was buried at Frauenburg.