Saint Patrick

Saint Patrick (385–461) was a farmer, missionary and writer.

Also recorded as Patricius; Magonus; Succetus; St. Patrick; St Patrick; Patrick.

Overview

Born at Roman Britain in 385, died at Saul in 461.

In detail

training under Germanus of Auxerre is recorded. Cettin is recorded as having studied under Saint Patrick. the recorded working language is Latin.

Positions recorded include Roman Catholic Bishop of Armagh and emeritus bishop.

Sources

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“Saint Patrick”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q165479: Saint Patrick
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