- to its west side. The
commune is
named after the 7th-century AD
Saint Hermeland (French:
Herblain and
other names;
Hermelandus in
Breton and Latin), abbot...
- Saint-Herblon Part of Vair-sur-Loire The
church of Saint-
Hermeland, in Saint-Herblon Coat of arms
Location of Saint-Herblon Saint-Herblon Show map of...
-
compagnie at
Villeurbanne in 1995 and a
retrospective at the
Mediatheque Hermeland at Saint-Herblain. Le
Voyage extravagant de Hugo
Brisefer (1967) Alala:...
- A
disciple of
Saint Friard d'Indret,
Saint Martin de
Vertoun or
Saint Hermeland d'Indre.
Although the
Normans laid
waste to his
oratory in 878, it continued...
- also
called Saint Herblon and
Saint Hermelan (not to be
confused with
Hermeland of Indre [fr]), is one of the semi-legendary
Breton saints, not officially...
-
found the
monastery of
Marolles in
Belgium (c. 680)
Saint Hermenland (
Hermeland, Herbland, Erblon), monk at Fontenelle,
ordained priest and sent with...
- Guyomard,
martyr at
Ploudery in 499 Gwen
Teirbron Gwenhael Gwinear Herbot Hermeland d'Indre
Herve Illtud Jacut Judoc Justinian of
Ramsey Island Kea Lunaire...
-
built a monastery.
Among his
disciples were his
uncle Adelbert,
Saint Hermeland Indre,
Saint Erembert [fr] (later
Bishop of Toulouse), and
Saint Condède...
- Saint-Hilaire war
memorial of Saint-Hilaire-de-Briouze
Chapelle of Saint-
Hermeland de Montreuil-au-Houlme
Communes of the Orne
department "Répertoire national...
-
taken in to Greenock, Renfrewshire,
where she
arrived on 3 October. St.
Hermeland Sweden The ship was
driven ashote at Kappelshamn, Gotland. She was refloated...
