odorannus造句

• Virtually all that is known of Odorannus is the information he himself provides in his work.
• Odorannus died at Saint-Pierre-le-Vif in 1046 after having finished the corpus of his works in 1045.
• Under the year 1023 in his Chronicle, Odorannus refers to his being sent away from Saint-Pierre-le-Vif for a time, staying instead at the well-known abbey of Saint Denis.
• In the middle of the 10th century the relics of these two saints were hidden in a subterranean vault of the Abbey of St-Pierre le Vif to escape the pillage of the Hungarians, but in 1031 they were placed in a reliquary established by the writer Odorannus, a monk at Pierre le Vif.
• When Odorannus was about thirty years old, the Capetian King Robert the Pious of France ( r . 996-1031 ) commissioned him to create a great reliquary to house the remains of Saint Savinianus, the first bishop of Sens . Odorannus "'Chronicle " describes in detail the interesting circumstances of this commission.
• When Odorannus was about thirty years old, the Capetian King Robert the Pious of France ( r . 996-1031 ) commissioned him to create a great reliquary to house the remains of Saint Savinianus, the first bishop of Sens . Odorannus "'Chronicle " describes in detail the interesting circumstances of this commission.