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Though some Roman settlements found place in Roman times. Liège was first recorded in writing in 558. Probably about 705, St. Lambert, who completed the conversion of the pagans in the region, was murdered at Liège, named at that time Vicus Leudicus, and he was popularly regarded as a martyr. His successor, St. Hubert, built, to enshrine his relics, a basilica which became the true nucleus of the city, and near which the residence of the bishops was fixed. The city, and the surrounding province, has been the capital of a prince-bishopric from 985 till 1794. The first prince-bishop Notger made of the city a major intellectual and ecclesiastical centre which maintained its cultural importance during the Middle Ages. Pope Clement VI recruited musicians from Liège to perform in the Papal court at Avignon whereby sanctioning the practice of polyphony in the religious realm. And it was renowned for its many churches (the oldest of which, St Martin's, dates from 682). Although nominally part of the Holy Roman Empire, in practice it possessed a large degree of independence.

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