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Life of St. Martin of Tours
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Life of St. Martin of Tours

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  • patristic literature
    / Monastic literature

    …5th century he wrote his Life of St. Martin of Tours, the first Western biography of a monastic hero and the pattern of a long line of medieval lives of saints. But it was Palladius (c. 363–before 431), a pupil of Evagrius Ponticus, who proved to be the principal historian…

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    …5th century he wrote his Life of St. Martin of Tours, the first Western biography of a monastic hero and the pattern of a long line of medieval lives of saints. But it was Palladius (c. 363–before 431), a pupil of Evagrius Ponticus, who proved to be the principal historian…

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