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Monulph was a sixth-century
bishop of
Tongeren and Maastricht, and is
revered as a
Roman Catholic saint.
Little is
known about his life. The Acta Sanctorum...
- Fridi****,
Irish prince and
saint Li Ezi,
empress of
Northern Zhou (b. 536)
Monulph,
bishop of
Maastricht Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle (MS A) s.a. 588 Tony Jaques...
- 1990s have
revealed the
remains of a 6th-century
church (built by
bishop Monulph and
described by
Gregory of
Tours as a
magnum templum), with at its center...
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Catholic and
Eastern Orthodox saint.
Together with
Saint Servatius and
Saint Monulph, he is one of the
patron saints of the city of Maastricht. Very few facts...
- road,
outside the castrum.
According to
Gregory of
Tours it was
bishop Monulph who
around 570
built the
first stone church on the
grave of Servatius,...
- attire, book[citation needed]
Gondulph of
Maastricht Often depicted with
Monulph, both
holding miniature churches[citation needed]
Gotthard of Hildesheim...
- the saint's
grave was
replaced by a
large stone church built by
bishop Monulph around 570. This
church was
replaced by a
larger pilgrim church in the...
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Gregory of
Tours in the late 6th century. It was at that time that
bishop Monulph replaced the
wooden grave chapel with a
stone basilica.
Calendars of saints...
- the
collection are the so-called albe of
Saint Servatius and the robe of
Monulph. Furthermore,
there is an
extensive collection of early-Medieval woven...
- (uncertain; this may have
happened in the 6th c. only). ca. 570 -
Bishop Monulph builds a
large stone church on the
grave of
Saint Servatius. ca. 590-670...
