- Hericourt,
where he died A.D. 314.
Mellonius was
succeeded by Aviti****. He is
sometimes confused with
Mellonius,
Bishop of Troyes, from 390 to 400....
-
Melanius may
refer to:
Saint Mellonius, 4th
century bishop of
Rotomagus Saint Melaine, 6th
century bishop of
Rennes Saint Melanius I of Viviers, 5th century...
-
Younger 439
Meletius of
Antioch 4th
century Melito of
Sardis 2nd
century Mellonius 4th
century Menas 309
Menelphalus of Aix 430 Menodora, Metrodora, and...
-
American Life, a 2006
biography of
Andrew Mellon by
David Cannadine Saint Mellonius, 4th
century Bishop of
Rouen Saint Melaine, 6th
century Bishop of Rennes...
- Lugdunensis.
Christianity began to
enter the area
during this period:
Saint Mellonius was
supposedly ordained Bishop of
Rouen in the mid-3rd century. In 406...
- the world.
Christianity was
established in
Rouen in
about 260 by
Saint Mellonius, who
became the
first bishop. The
first church is
believed to have been...
- The
first Bishop of
Rouen about whom some
details are
known was
Saint Mellonius (fr:
Saint Mellon) in the
early 3rd century. The
Bishopric of
Rouen became...
-
Bertharius Cordula Donatus of
Fiesole Marcus of
Jerusalem Mary
Salome Mellonius of
Rouen Nunilo and
Alodia Pope John Paul II
Theodoret of
Antioch October...
-
century Pennant Melangell 27 May or 4 or 31 Jan (trad.)
Virgin Abbess Mellonius 4th
century 22
October Melyd or
Melydyn 9 May (trad.)
Menefrida 5th century...
-
Bishop of
Rennes in Brittany,
rather than the more
legendary 4th-century
Mellonius,
Bishop of Rouen. One of
these bishops is
known to have been born and...
