salaberga造句

• Salaberga was subsequently foundress of the convent of St . John the Baptist at Laon.
• The Abbey of St . John at Laon was founded in 650 by St . Salaberga, who built seven churches there; she was its first abbess; St . Austruda ( d . 688 ) succeeded her.
• He was abbot of the monastery for forty years, during which the school of Luxeuil trained the Frankish aristocrats who became bishops in the Frankish kingdoms; Waldebert oversaw the move of the monastery from the Rule of St . Columban to the Benedictine Rule, though in the rule he drew up for Saint Salaberga found her convent at Laon.
• Besides the saints already mentioned, the following are specially honoured as connected with the religious history of the diocese : St . Montanus, hermit, who foretold the birth of St . Remi ( fifth century ); St . Marculfus, Abbot of Nanteuil ( sixth century ) in the Diocese of Coutances, whose relics, transferred to Corbeny in the Diocese of Laon, were visited by the kings of France who, after their anointing at Reims, were wont to go to the tomb of St . Marculfus to cure the king's evil; St . Sigrada, mother of St . Leodagarius, exiled by Ebro飊 to the monastery of Notre Dame at Soissons ( seventh century ); St . Hunegundis, a nun from the monastery of Hombli鑢es ( d . c . 690 ); St . Grimonia, an Irishwoman martyred at La Chapelle ( date uncertain ); St . Boetianus ( Bosan ), husband of St . Salaberga, and St . Balduinus, martyr, his son ( seventh century ); St . Vo雔, or Vodoalus, hermit ( d . c . 720 ).