-
biographical account of
Nicetius.
Gregory of Tours,
wrote the
oldest Nicetius Vita, and
praised the
fearless advocacy of the Bishop.
Nicetius was
buried in the...
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Nicetius can
refer to:
Nicetius,
bishop of
Trier Nicetius of Lyon,
bishop of Lyon
Nicetius of Provence,
rector of
Provence This
disambiguation page lists...
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Nicetius, or Nicetas, was the
Count of Clermont, Duke of Auvergne, and
Governor of
Provence in the late
sixth century. He sent
gifts to
Childebert II in...
- Chalon-sur-Saône.
Nicetius was the
nephew of Sacerdos,
bishop of Lyon, and his successor. He
revived ecclesiastical chant in his diocese.
Nicetius received the...
- the
Council of Toul.
Theudebald apparently convoked the
council because Nicetius,
bishop of Trier, had
begun excommunicating Frankish aristocrats who contracted...
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faith in the face of weakness, and St.
Nicetius,
bishop of Lyon, for his justice. It is the life of St.
Nicetius of Trier, though,
which dominates this...
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Firminus (restored, 560–571)
Venerandus (before 585)
Nicetius I (duke and
count c. 585)
Nicetius II (c. 585)
Eulalius (duke 585–590) part of Austrasia...
- the
Place des
Terreaux and the
Place des Jacobins. Its name
refers to
Nicetius of Lyon, a
bishop of the city
during the 6th century.
Begun in the 14th...
- of
Paola Francisco Coll
Guitart Henry Budd (Anglican
Church of Canada)
Nicetius of Lyon
Pedro Calungsod Theodosia of Tyre
Urban of
Langres April 2 (Eastern...
- that the king
wished to
overturn Nicetius'
excommunication of
certain Franks for incest. In his
letter to
Nicetius, he
claimed not have
received this...
