Saint Arnulf of Soissons
A former nobleman and soldier from Brabant, Arnoul became a monk at Saint-Médard de Soissons before serving as its abbot…
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Historical figure
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A former nobleman and soldier from Brabant, Arnoul became a monk at Saint-Médard de Soissons before serving as its abbot…
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A regular canon in Toulouse in the 11th century, Raymond dedicated his life and fortune to the poor and public works aft…
A Picard scholar who became the first abbot of Pontoise in the 11th century, Gautier was distinguished by his radical hu…