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St. Vergilius of Salzburg
Code product: 6118D
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7.87 "
11.81 "
15.75 "
23.62 "
31.5 "
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Description
Codice prodotto: L10339

Memorial Day: November 27

When did St. Virgil live: 8th century AD

BIOGRAPHY:
Saint Virgil of Salzburg was born around the year 700 in Ireland and was a significant theologian, astronomer, and missionary. He joined a monastery at an early age and later became an abbot. In 743, he traveled to Bavaria, where he worked as a missionary. In 755, he was consecrated Bishop of Salzburg and dedicated himself to the promotion of sciences. He founded schools and built numerous churches. He became famous for teaching that the Earth was a sphere, an unusual belief at the time. He died on November 27, 784, and was later canonized.

PATRONAGE:
St. Virgil is the patron saint of scholars, theologians, astronomers, and the Diocese of Salzburg.

SYMBOLISM, DEPICTION:
The symbols of Saint Virgil are a book, representing his scholarship, and a bishop's staff, symbolizing his episcopal authority.

PATRON SAINT OF:
Virgil, Virgilius, Vergil, Virgilio, Virgilijus, Virgile, Virgílio, Virgiliusz, Birgil

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