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Saint Illidius (French:
Saint Allyre, Alyre; died 385) was a 4th-century
bishop of Clermont, France. To
Illidius is
attributed the rise of Clermont-Ferrand...
- Clermont-Ferrand.
Saint Austromoine (3rd or 4th century)
Urbicus Legonius Saint Illidius (also
called Allyre or Alyre) († 384) Nepoti****
Artemius Venerand Rusticus...
- (disambiguation)
National Catholic Church (disambiguation)
Traditionalist Catholicism Illidius This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Catholic...
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Pronunciation Portuguese: [iˈliðiu]
Gender Male
Origin Word/name
Portuguese Meaning From the
latin "
illidius",
meaning enlightned Other names Related names Ilidio...
- 1934)
Christian feast day: Æthelburh of
Faremoutiers Felix of
Nantes Illidius Job of
Manyava (Ukrainian
Orthodox Church)
Blesseds Józef and Wiktoria...
- bishops, clerics, monks, abbots, holy men, and hermits. He
praised St.
Illidius for
purity of heart, St.
Brachio the
abbot for
discipline and determination...
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community of
monks near the
basilica of
Saint Cyricus not far from St.
Illidius church (St.Allyre) near Clermont. He died
around 479.
Apollinaris Sedonius...
- Faustinus,
beheaded in
Perugia in
central Italy under Decius (250)
Saint Illidius (Allyre),
Bishop of
Clermont in Gaul (385)
Saint Tudno,
patron saint of...
- Francheville, near Lyon.
Saint Austremoine Urbicus (died ca. 312 ?)
Legonius Illidius († ca. 384) Nepoti**** (died 22
October 388)
Artemius Venerandus Rusticus...
- (1006)
Saint Apollonius, an
early Bishop of
Brescia and Confessor.
Saint Illidius (Iflidius, Allyre),
fourth Bishop of
Clermont in Gaul,
greatly revered...
