Bruno of Würzburg was an eleventh-century prelate who served as the imperial chancellor of Italy for Emperor Conrad II. A relative of the emperor, he later became the prince-bishop of Würzburg in 1034. Throughout his career, he was deeply involved in imperial politics and the administration of the Holy Roman Empire. He is remembered for his religious leadership and his literary contributions to biblical study, specifically through his widely circulated commentaries on the Psalms.