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of which Lizier had taken possession. In a letter to Virgilius and to Syagrius, Bishop of Autun, the pope complains (July, 599) of their negligence in not preventing the marriage of Syagria, a woman who, having embraced the religious life, had been violently given in marriage. In 601 Gregory advised
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and his monks, whom he was sending to England. On another occasion he recommended to his protection a monastery belonging to the
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from the Churches of Gaul and Germania. Gregory several times requested Virgilius (596, 601) to extend a welcome to
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Un insigne plagiat: faussete des actes de S. Virgile in Bulletin de la Société scientifique des Basses-Alpes
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Virgilius to assemble a council against simony and to induce the Bishop of Marseilles to reform his house.
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as Bishop of Arles. In his zeal for the conversion of the numerous Jews whom trade attracted to
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According to a life written in the eighth century he was born in a village of
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and another of the Saviour. This life, accepted in its outlines by
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On 1 August 595, St. Gregory extended to Virgilius the title of
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was urged by the pope to assist Virgilius in exterminating
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Archbishop of Arles
Gaul
Aquitaine
Abbot of LĂ©rins
Arles
basilica
Saint Stephen
Mabillon
Bollandists
Bishop of Riez
Gregory of Tours
Abbey of St. Symphorian, Autun
Syagrius
Bishop of Autun
Lizier
Provence
Gregory the Great
Theodore, Bishop of Marseille
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Pope Zosimus
Childebert
simony
Augustine of Canterbury

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