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  • Suger, detail of a stained glass window, 12th century; in the abbey church of Saint-Denis, Fr.
    Suger

    …rode into battle carrying the Oriflamme, the banner of Saint-Denis, which normally rested in the church along with the relics of the saint. As a result of his (and Suger’s) appeal to the nobility’s veneration for the saint, he was followed by a larger army of nobles than had ever…

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    …rode into battle carrying the Oriflamme, the banner of Saint-Denis, which normally rested in the church along with the relics of the saint. As a result of his (and Suger’s) appeal to the nobility’s veneration for the saint, he was followed by a larger army of nobles than had ever…

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