- Prætextatus or
Praetextatus may
refer to: Prætextatus (Bishop of Rouen), also
known as
Saint Prix
Vettius Agorius Praetextatus, 4th-century
Roman aristocrat...
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diocese of Rouen,
where she was put
under the
supervision of the
bishop Pretextatus.
During the
summer of 585,
Guntram returned to
Paris to act as godfather...
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Saint Prætextatus (French: Prétextat/Prix de Rouen; died 25
February 586), also
spelled Praetextatus, Pretextat(us), and
known as
Saint Prix, was the bishop...
- Fre****nde and Brunhilda,
which culminated in the
brutal murder of
Bishop Pretextatus in his own cathedral. To the
seventh ... The former's
legendary victory...
- 533.
Bishops attending the
synod included: Cyprian,
bishop of
Toulon Pretextatus,
bishop of Apt Eucherius,
bishop of
Avignon Prosper,
bishop of Vence...
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Quentin 410–423?:
Castor 431?–436:
Auxonius 439–442:
Julius 517–545:
Pretextatus [546: Eusebius] 549–573:
Clementinus 581–585:
Pappus 614: Innocentius...
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Queen Brunehilde, he went to see her and
asked his godfather,
Bishop Pretextatus, to
marry them. King
Chilperic was
informed and
arrived in
Rouen to separate...
