About Attilanus of Zamora
Lived 850 – 919 (aged 68–69). Attilanus of Zamora was a Spanish catholic priest.
Attilanus (Atilanus, ) (937–1007) was an Aragonese Benedictine and bishop of Zamora. He was prior of Moreruela Abbey.
Saint Atilan (Attilanus), bishop of Zamora (Oct. 5, 10th century). He is credited with renouncing his bishopric and throwing his episcopal ring into the Douro, because the ravages of the Moors in his diocese had rendered his care useless. The ring was later found by a fish in the river, which the saint saw as a divine warning to return to the fold. He was canonized in or about the year 1095.
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Who was Attilanus of Zamora?
Spanish bishop
When was Attilanus of Zamora born?
Attilanus of Zamora was born in 850 in Tarazona.
When did Attilanus of Zamora die?
Attilanus of Zamora died in 919 in Zamora.
What was Attilanus of Zamora's occupation?
Attilanus of Zamora was a catholic priest.
What nationality was Attilanus of Zamora?
Attilanus of Zamora was Spanish.
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