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basilica. He sent for religious and gave them for abbot Eustade. He was an exemplary shepherd, indulging in abstinence with great rigor, eating only bread made with barley, using only water diluted with water and spending long hours in prayer. He lived "like an anchorite in the middle of the world", according to Gregory of Tours, his great-grandson.
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After the death of his wife, he joined the Church. The chronicler tells us that he was elected in 506 by the clergy and the faithful of Langres to the episcopal see. It is about this date that he founded the abbey Saint-BĂ©nigne of Dijon and made place the relics of this apostle of Burgundy in the
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Descendant of a rich family of Senators, he was count and governor of Autun and Autunois. After the death of his uncle Attale, Count of Autun, he took over the county. History retains the memory of a man firm and severe, yet fair. He was ruthless to cowards and bandits, kind and gentle with good
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let him know that he was quite grieved that his cult was neglected. Gregory immediately renewed the shrine of the martyr. He ordered the translation of the relics of Saint Benigne, and built the church and the abbey of Saint-BĂ©nigne of Dijon which serve as their tomb.
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people. We know of two sons of his union with Armentaire (Armentaria), daughter of Armentarius, senator of Lyons. One is called Tetricus and will be his successor to the Episcopal See of Langres.
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Venance Fortunat, Poésies, traduction Charles Nisard, Ed Librairie Firmin Didot et Cie 1887, Livre IV, paragraphe II.
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Jacques-Gabriel Bulliot, Essai historique sur l'abbaye de Saint-Martin d'Autun, introduction, XLVII, Autun, 1849.
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The second son, also named Gregory, will be the grandfather of the famous
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Gallo-Roman
prelate
count of Autun
bishop of Langres
Eastern Orthodox Church
Gregory of Tours
Dijon
Saint Benigne
Sigo
Seine
Abbey of Reome
Jean of Reome
Paul Guérin
ISBN
2845190697
https://www.holytrinityorthodox.com/htc/orthodox-calendar/
Butler, Alban. "St. Gregory, Bishop of Langres", The Lives of the Saints. volume 1, January, 1866
Tycner, Marta. Cult of Saints, E00049 University of Oxford
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