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Aldegund (c. 639–684), also
Aldegundis or Al****nde, was a
Frankish Benedictine abbess who is
honored as a
saint by the
Roman Catholic Church in France...
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Sankt Aldegund is an
Ortsgemeinde – a muni****lity
belonging to a Verbandsgemeinde, a kind of
collective muni****lity – in the Cochem-Zell
district in...
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Marne au Rhin.
There are
locks in Koblenz, Lehmen, Müden, Fankel,
Sankt Aldegund, Enkirch, Zeltingen, Wintrich, Detzem, Trier, Grevenmacher, Palzem, Apach...
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Hainaut in Belgium.
Bertille was the
mother of
Saint Waltrude and
Saint Aldegund,
foundress of
Maubeuge Abbey.
Princess Bertille was born in the 7th century...
- city streets. Both her
parents (Walbert IV and Bertille) and her
sister (
Aldegund) were canonized. Her four
children were also
declared saints (Landericus...
- the
Merovingian era. Such a
marriage takes place in the Vita of
Saint Aldegund, and
similar visionary experiences occurred in the Vita of
Saint Radegund...
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Carolingian minuscule Aldebrandus 1119 30
April 1219
Bishop of
Fossombrone Aldegund 639 684
Aldhelm c. 639 25 May 709
Alena unknown c. 640
Alexander 100s 177...
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prince and
minister (d. 757)
Adarnase II, king of
Iberia (approximate date)
Aldegund,
Frankish Benedictine abbess Constantine of Mananali,
founder of the Paulicians...
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Emmerich St. Martin's
Church mid or 2nd half of 15century
Emmerich St.
Aldegund's Church [de; ru] 1449–1514 pseudo-basilica St. Martin's Church [de; ru]...
- saint. He was the
father of
Saint Waltrude (wife of Madelgaire), and
Saint Aldegund,
first abbess of Maubeuge.
Walbert IV was born in the
pagus Hainoensis...
