Definition of Lubentius. Meaning of Lubentius. Synonyms of Lubentius

- in Acquitaine. His successor, Paulinus of Trier, sent Lubentius to retrieve the body. Lubentius traveled to Acquitaine, and after diligent search, discovered...
- Lubentius. 3. Auflage. Schnell & Steiner, Regensburg 2006, ISBN 978-3-7954-5802-7. Wilhelm Schäfer: Die Baugeschichte der Stiftskirche St. Lubentius zu...
- Christianization of the Lahn region and the St. Lubentius basilica play a special role. The legend that Lubentius himself ministered there is demonstrably wrong...
- de Marillac 12 August 1591 15 March 1660 11 March 1934 by Pope Pius XI Lubentius c. 300 c. 370 Luca Antonio Falcone 19 October 1669 30 October 1739 15...
- Father, Venerable Luarsab II of Kartli 1622 21 June Martyr, King of Kartli Lubentius of Dietkirchen c. 370 13 October Priest Luc**** of Sabiona 401–500 30...
- leading positions in the Electorate of Trier: he became archdeacon of St. Lubentius in Dietkirchen in 1217 and cathedral provost in 1228. The provostship...
- of Le Mans 4th century Loman of Trim 5th century Longinus 1st century Lubentius 4th century Lucian of Antioch 4th century Lucian of Beauvais 3rd century...
- Loup or sometimes saint Leu was a bishop of Bayeux between 440 and 470. Lubentius c. 300 – c. 370 S Christian saint, venerated by the Catholic Church. A...
- important ecclesiastical center for the Lahngau. In the Middle Ages, the St. Lubentius at Dietkirchen was the seat of an archdeaconry that included all of the...
- (1785-1844), founder of the Pontifical ****ociation of the Holy Childhood Lubentius Huben († 1740), Electoral Palatine Geheimrat and benefactor of the parish...