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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Embrun (English Wikipedia)

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  • Saint Gregory (Bishop of Tours) (1988). Raymond Van Dam, tr. (ed.). Glory of the Martyrs. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. pp. 69–70. ISBN 978-0-85323-236-0.
  • Albert, Antoine (1783). Histoire Géographique, Naturelle, Écclésiastique Et Civile Du Diocese D'Embrun. Vol. Tome I. p. 53.
  • The abbey was actually founded by Guillaume and Pierre de Montmirail in 1130; in 1132 the Benedictine Rule was adopted; in 1142 the Bishop of Embrun, another Guillaume, thought the monks so mediocre that he imported several monks from Chalais. Ivan Gobry (2000). Cavalieri e pellegrini. Ordini monastici e canonici regolari nel XII secolo (in Italian). Roma: Città Nuova. pp. 123–125. ISBN 978-88-311-9255-2.
  • François de Montauzan (1727). Journal historique du concile d'Embrun. Par Mr*** bachelier de Sorbonne (in French). Vol. 2 vols. Paris.
  • Ingenuus was present at the Council of Orange on 4 November 441: John M. Pepino (2009). St. Eucherius of Lyons: Rhetorical Adaptation of Message to Intended Audience in Fifth Century Provence. Ann Arbor MI USA. pp. 19 and 76. ISBN 978-1-109-04557-4.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link) He was also at the Council of Arles in 451 and the Council of Arles in 455. He corresponded with Pope Hilarius (461-468), and took part in the Council of Rome of 19 November 465. His episcopate might have lasted until c. 475 or even 487. Fisquet, pp. 814-816. Gallia christiana III, pp. 1058-1059.
  • Fornier, Marcellin (1592-1649), Histoire générale des Alpes Maritimes ou Cottiènes : et particulière de leur métropolitaine, Embrun. Cf. Carlo Cipolla, ed. (1898). Monumenta novaliciensia vetustiora: raccolta degli atti e delle cronache riguardanti l'abbazia della Novalesa (in Italian and Latin). Vol. Tomo I. Forzani e c., tip. del Senato. p. viii, xiv-xv., where it is stated that the monastery was founded in 726, and that its Founder was a rich Frank by the name of Abbone. The original charter of foundation survives, dated 30 January 726: Cipolla p. 7-13. On p. 8, in the note, he records that 'Walchunus' (Vualchinus) was not a bishop of Embrun, citing B. Hauréau and Jules Marion.
  • Aubert participated in the Assembly of Salmorenc in the diocese of Vienne in 858. Fisquet, p. 833. Claude Étienne Bourdot de Richebourg (1761). Histoire de la sainte Eglise de Vienne par M. C. Charvet, prêtre... (C.-E. Bourdot de Richebourg) (in French). Lyon: C. Cizeron. p. 191. H. Blanchet (1864). Recherches historiques sur le Voironnais (in French). Voiron: J.-B. Durand. p. 14.
  • Fisquet, pp. 970-974. Aubusson was official Promoter of the interests of the French clergy in Rome (1645-1649). In 1649 he was named by Louis XIV as Archbishop of Embrun. Aubusson was Ambassador Extraordinary in Venice, and then Ambassador Ordinary in Spain (1661-1667). Morel-Fatio, A., ed. (1894). Recueil des instructions données aux ambassadeurs et ministres de France depuis les traités de Westphalie jusqu'à la révolution française: Espagne (in French). Vol. Tome premier (1649-1700). Paris: Ancienne Librairie Germer Baillière et Cie. pp. 161–172. ISBN 9782222029427.
  • Fisquet, pp. 974-979. Nominated by Louis XIV on 18 June 1668, Genlis was approved by Pope Clement IX on 15 July 1669: Ritzler, V, p. 190, with note 2. Genlis' Testament: Bulletin de la Société d'études des Hautes-Alpes (in French). Vol. 8. Gap: Société d'études des Hautes-Alpes. 1889. pp. 141–149.
  • Cazeneuve was consecrated in Paris by Constitutional Bishop Gobel on 3 April 1791. In 1792 he took part in the Convention, but did not vote for the execution of King Louis XVI. He abandoned his ministry in 1793 and refused to take it up again in 1795. He resigned on 1 June 1798. After the Concordat, he made a public retractation and submission. He died in Gap on 10 May 1806. Paul Pisani (1907). Répertoire biographique de l'épiscopat constitutionnel (1791-1802) (in French). Paris: A. Picard et fils. pp. 337–338.

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