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Sadalberga (or Salaberga) (c. 605 – c. 670) was the
daughter of Gundoin, Duke of
Alsace and his wife Saretrude.
Sadalberga founded the
Abbey of St John...
- Austrude) (b.
unknown - 688) was the
daughter of
Saint Blandinus and
Saint Sadalberga, the
founder of the
Abbey of St. John at Laon. She was also the sister...
- kingdoms, the Life of
Abbess Sadalberga of Laon,
mentions the
reign of Dagobert, and then only in p****ing. It
records that
Sadalberga moved her
convent from...
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abbess in Metz (died c. 600) Burgundofara,
abbess of
Moutiers (died 645)
Sadalberga,
abbess of Laon (died 670) Rictrude,
founding abbess of
Marchiennes (died...
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Saturius of
Soria 493 568 1628 Yes 1
Sabbas the
Sanctified 531-532 Yes Yes 2
Sadalberga 665 Yes 1
Saethryth 7th
century Yes 1
Salonius 5th
century Yes 1 Salvius...
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prefecture of the
department of
Aisne now
occupies the site. In 641
Saint Sadalberga,
sister of
Saint Leudinus Bodo,
disciple of
Saint Eustace,
second abbot...
- The Vita
Sadalbergae (English Life of
Sadalberga) is an
anonymous Latin biography of
Saint Sadalberga,
founder of the
Abbey of St John, Laon. Its author...
- of the Etichonids, a
family of the
Austrasian nobility. His
sister was
Sadalberga, who
founded the
monastery at Laon. He
founded also the
Abbey of Étival...
- Bodo,
Bishop of Toul;
Sadalberga; and a son
named Fulculf Bodo.
According to the
Vitae Columbani of
Jonas of Bobbio,
Sadalberga was born
blind before...
- (Emmeramus, Haimhramm),
Bishop in Gaul, at Regensburg,
Bavaria (652)
Saint Sadalberga,
foundress of the
convent of St. John the
Baptist at Laon (c. 665) Saint...
