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Re: Fridolin - German?

by Cleveland Kent Evans (clevelandkentevans)

11/4/2007, 1:03 PM

in reply to a message by FRIDOLIN an Irishman?

Makes perfect sense. Either the story of his Irish origin is legendary, invented to make his story "parallel" with other Irish-born saints who were missionaries to continental Europe, or he was an Irishman who adopted a German name. Either way, the name does not have an Irish origin.

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