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Austol (Welsh: Austel; Latin: Austolus) was a 6th-century
Cornish holy man who
lived much of his life in Brittany. He was a
friend of Mewan, who founded...
- into a town. St
Austell is
named after the 6th-century
Cornish saint, St
Austol, a
disciple of St Mewan. In a
Vatican m****cript
there is a 10th-century...
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Cornwall with
Samson and
Austol and
founded the
church at St Mewan, near St Austell.
Mewan is said to have been the
godfather of
Austol. They
followed Samson...
- son of a Hoel;
Breton prince of the 6th century.
Saint Méen-
Abbott Saint Austol - an ****ociate of
Saint Meen
Saint Judoc-
never canonized; by tradition...
- Turian, 8th
Bishop of Dol
Aaron of
Aleth Abran Al**** de Rupe
Armel Arnoc Austol Baglan Benedict of M****erac
Branwalator Briag Cadfan Cadoc Cadou Canna Cenydd...
- (Lackan) in
Westmeath in
Ireland (5th century)
Saint Austell of
Cornwall (
Austol) (6th century)
Saint Benignus,
Bishop of
Utrecht in
Holland (6th century)...
- Library,
Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro).
Cornwall portal Mewan and
Saint Austol,
Cornish Saints Series 8, 2nd ed., 1939. Many of Doble's
Cornish Saints...
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England in St Austell, Cornwall. The
church was
originally dedicated to St
Austol, a
Breton saint ****ociated with St Meven, but is now
dedicated to the Holy...
