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Magloire is a
Breton saint, one of a number attributed an origin the other side of the
English Channel. He is traditionally given to be a relative of
Samson of Dol, and his successor as
bishop of Dol at the end of the seventh century. At the command of an angel, he gave up this position to
Budoc, and retired to the island of
Sark. Contemporary opinion is that he was an Irish abbot, who died c.575.
A Latin
Vita Sancti Maglorii exists, of uncertain provenance.
François Duine (1874-1924) called this work a masterpiece of ancient Breton literature. Scholars place its composition from the later ninth century, to the middle of the tenth century.
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