Avitus of Vienne
Avitus of Vienne Alcimus Ecdicius Avitus, Saint Avitus, was bishop of Vienne in Gaul (ca 494 - February 5 ...
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Avitus of Vienne   (translated from German)
Avitus of Vienne Alcimus Ecdicus Avitus (* over 460 ; ? 5. February 518 in Vienne ) was also Sidonius Apollinaris (? 479) related and ... thus also a relative of the emperor Avitus (? 457). In the year 494 became ...
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Avitus
Avitus This article is about the Roman Emperor. For the poet, see Avitus of Vienne. Avitus on a tremissis. Marcus Maecilius Flavius Eparchius Avitus (c. 395 - 456), Western Roman Emperor ( ...
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Avitus   (translated from Dutch)
Avitus Avitus on tremissis. Marcus Maecilius Flavius Eparchius Avitus (c. 395 - 456 ) were West-Romeins emperor ... 9 July 455 to 17 October 456 . Avitus were born from Gallo-Romeinse a senator ... Petronius maxi sparrow appointed as Magister militum, Avitus on a diplomatic mission were sent ...
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Vienne, Isère
Vienne, Isère Vienne is a commune of France, located 30 ... a sous-préfecture. Population (2001): 29,400. Vienne was an important early bishopric in Christian Gaul. Its most famous bishop was Avitus of Vienne. At the Council of Vienne, convened ...
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Talk:Vienne (département)
Talk:Vienne (département) Wondering how to edit this département ... department here and have the river at Vienne River? I see no need to parenthetically ... Wetman 05:00, 19 Mar 2004 (UTC) Avitus of Vienne I think you may have the wrong Vienne here - the one on the Rhone, ...
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Ore diocese Vienne   (translated from German)
Ore diocese Vienne That Diocese Vienne in Frankreich existed as church province of ... Southern France by Pope Leo I. , received Vienne those were again divided Suffraganbistuemer Geneva, Grenoble ... by the Pope. 1023 those became County Vienne, those at the time the largest part ... main comb covered, the archbishop given by Vienne, which split two new Lehen off: ...
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Burgundians
... kings, maintained a close personal friendship with Avitus, the Catholic bishop of Vienne. Moreover, Gundobad's son and successor, Sigismund ... Avenches) In 457, Ricimer overthrew another emperor, Avitus, raising Majorian to the throne. This new ... to re-muster his army and sacked Vienne, where Godegisel and many of his followers ... Ltd, 1998. Shanzer, D. and I. Wood. Avitus of Vienne: Letters and Selected Prose. ...
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List of saints by name:A
... St. Adolphus Ludigo-Mkasa St. Ado of Vienne Adr-Adu St. Adrian Bl. Adrian St ... St. Aventinus St. Aventinus of Chartres St. Avitus I of Clermont St. Avitus II of Clermont St. Avitus of Vienne St. Aymard St. Azas and Companions
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Synod of Epaone
... St. Viventiolus (515-523), who presided St. Avitus (), also presiding. St. Constantinus (), bishop of the ... Epaone, a village to the south of Vienne, near the present Anneyron, at that time ... kingdom, on the invitation of Avitua of Vienne (q.v.). Laymen seem to have been ... influence on subsequent practise. The spirit of Avitus breathes through them all. An important section ...
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