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Ferréol of Uzès

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158:), but now had to toe the strict Merovingian line: "Ferréol ordered the Jews of his diocese to meet in the Church of St Theodoric, and preached to them a baptismal sermon. Some Jews abjured their faith; he forbade the others to remain in the city, and expelled them from his diocese" in 558 ( 115:
as the equivalent of manual labor, since it charges that the monk "who does not turn up the earth with the plow ought to write the parchment with his fingers." As bishop of Uzès, Ferréol devoted himself in particular to converting the
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upper class, and relaxed relations with the long-established and urbane Jewish community was a Visigoth tradition. Ferréol's motive lay in hopes of making conversions, according to the
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Ferréol was banished from his see in 555, for having lived in too friendly relations with the Jews of
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Ferréol makes a brief appearance in the phantasmic parade of Episode 12 ("Cyclops") in
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were ordinarily drawn from the highest levels of society. Ferréol founded a
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Vita Ferreoli, apud Marcus Antonius Dominicy, Ausberti Familia Rediviva,
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royal house whose posthumous veneration was encouraged by the
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He was restored to his see after three years (Benedictine
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Index

Narbonne
Orthodox Church
Roman Catholicism
Feast
bishop of Uzès
bishop of Nîmes
Narbonne
Cloderic of the Ripuarian Franks
Merovingian
Gaul
Benedictine
abbey
scriptorium
Jews
Childebert I
Septimania
Romanized
Visigothic
Arian
James Joyce
Ulysses
hermit
Rouergue
Rodez
Clotaire I
Radegunda
Merovingian
Catholic Church
St. Ferreolus
Besançon

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