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Ed. Bruno Krusch • Wilhelm Levison, ‘Vita Richarii confessoris Centulensis auctore Alcuino’ in Passiones vitaeque sanctorum aevi Merovingici (II)... (1902).
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Contigit autem illo tempore, duos sacerdotes sanctitate florentes et virtutum meritis fulgentes, quorum prior Caidocus [var. Cadoicus, Cahidocus] a vocabatur, de Hiberniae [var. Hyb.] partibus Pontivas pervenisse regiones, sed a rusticis et popularibus illius loci propter insolentiam morum non sunt suscepti nec digno eorum sanctitati honore tractati, sed magis iniuriis afflictos et obprobriis castigatos a finibus suis coeperunt eos e expellere. Quorum violentiae et sceleratis praesumptionibus futurus Dei [p. 391] famulus Richarius obviavit Christique servos de manibus impiorum eripuit, et a cum omni benignitate deducens in domum suam, Deo providente, ut isti protegerentur et ille salvaretur, obtinuit. Nec lucerna gratia Dei accensa diutius abscondi potuit, sed ut e patefacta lumen sanctitatis et praedicationis longe lateque ad salutem multorum sparsit. Nam introductos hospites suos cum magno cari tatis honore curavit, eisque sibi verbum Dei praedicantibus, cum tota humilitatis intentione audivit. Nec frustra in terram bonam semen verbi Dei sparsum est; sed quod aure audiebat, hoc radicitus corde retinebat et centenos in horrea Christi, ut postea luce clarius et sanctitate et miraculorum ostensione claruit, fructus germinavit.
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7th century • Irish people in continental Europe
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Richarius <strong>Richarius</strong> <br>(s. vii<sup></sup>) <br>Richarius or Riquier, 7th-century Frankish saint and founder of two monasteries, Centule (Lat. <em>Centula</em>) or Saint-Riquier, as it became later known, and Cella Forestis (present-day Forest-Montier).
Cadoc ... Chaidocus No associated entry available from the subject index
Cadoc ... Chaidocus No associated entry available from the subject index
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Ponthieu
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Lat. Hibernia
