- Life of *Segolena (abbess of
Troclar, 7th c., S02435)
records her life,
death and miracles.
Written possibly at Albi or
Troclar (both south-west Gaul), 642/c...
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similar Gaulish element Sego- ("victory" or "strength").
Saint Segolena of
Troclar otherwise Sigolena of Albi (7th century),
French abbess and
saint Ségolène...
-
about 566 (Acta Sanctorum, Feb., II, 329);" "St. Sigolena,
Abbess of
Troclar, d.
about 700 (Acta Sanctorum, July, V, 636);" "St.
Tillo Paulus, a Benedictine...
- Canosa, d.
about 566 (Acta Sanctorum, Feb., II, 329);" Sigolena,
Abbess of
Troclar, d.
about 700 (Acta Sanctorum, July, V, 636);"
Tillo Paulus, a Benedictine...
- (7th century)
Saint Sigolena of Albi (Segoulème), a nun in the
convent of
Troclar on the Tarn in the
south of France,
where she
later became abbess (c. 769)...
