Saint Fortunatus (Fortunatus)
Originally from Vercelli and nicknamed the Philosopher of the Lombards, this Italian bishop went into exile in France in…
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Historical figure
évêque de Poitiers (mentionné comme ayant baptisé Lucain selon une source contestée)
7 saints linked
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