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- Q2413835 description "Breton saint".
- Q2413835 description "Breton saint".
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- Q2413835 abstract "Template:ForSaint Hervé (c. 521 – 556), also known as Harvey, Herveus, Houarniaule or Huva, was a Breton saint of the sixth century. Along with Saint Ives, he is one of the most popular Breton saints. His birthplace is stated as being Guimiliau (Gwimilio) (and sometimes as Wales), and his legend states that he was the son of a renowned bard named Hyvarnion, a former member of the court of Childebert I. The name of Hervé's mother was Rivanone. Hervé was born blind. With his disciple Guiharan, Hervé lived near Plouvien as a hermit and bard. His legend states that he had the power to cure animals and was accompanied by a domesticated wolf.According to a legend, this wolf had devoured the ox or donkey Hervé used in plowing. Hervé then preached a sermon that was so eloquent that the wolf penitentially begged to be allowed to serve in the ox's stead. Hervé's wolf pulled the plow from that day on.He was joined by more disciples and refused any ordination or earthly honor, accepting only to be ordained as an exorcist. He died in 556 and was buried at Lanhouarneau.".
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- Q2413835 birthDate "c. 521".
- Q2413835 birthPlace "Guimiliau".
- Q2413835 dateOfDeath "556".
- Q2413835 deathDate "556".
- Q2413835 name "Herve".
- Q2413835 name "Saint Hervé".
- Q2413835 placeOfBirth "Guimiliau".
- Q2413835 shortDescription "Breton saint".
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- Q2413835 comment "Template:ForSaint Hervé (c. 521 – 556), also known as Harvey, Herveus, Houarniaule or Huva, was a Breton saint of the sixth century. Along with Saint Ives, he is one of the most popular Breton saints. His birthplace is stated as being Guimiliau (Gwimilio) (and sometimes as Wales), and his legend states that he was the son of a renowned bard named Hyvarnion, a former member of the court of Childebert I. The name of Hervé's mother was Rivanone. Hervé was born blind.".
- Q2413835 label "Saint Hervé".
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- Q2413835 name "Herve".
- Q2413835 name "Saint Hervé".