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Vita S. Martini

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  • Venantius Fortunatus

    …works of Fortunatus are the Vita S. Martini (“Life of St. Martin”), written at the prompting of his friend Gregory of Tours; his prose biographies of saints (including the Vita Radegundis); and 11 books of poems (with an appendix of 34 poems). His early poems are courtly; they include addresses…

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    …works of Fortunatus are the Vita S. Martini (“Life of St. Martin”), written at the prompting of his friend Gregory of Tours; his prose biographies of saints (including the Vita Radegundis); and 11 books of poems (with an appendix of 34 poems). His early poems are courtly; they include addresses…

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