About Aymeric de Magnac
Aymeric de Magnac was a prelate and catholic bishop.
Life Aymeric was born Saint-Junien from a noble family of Limousin. He was a professor of law and later canon and deacon of Paris , being one of his advisers .
In 1381, Aymeric arrested and trialed Hugues Aubriot who, however, managed to avoid the death penalty . Aubriot was later freed during the Harelle, which forced the bishop to flee the city .
In the concistory of the 23rd of December 1383, Aymeric was elected pseudocardinal and priest of Sant'Eusebio by Antipope Clement VII.
Aymeric died the 21st of March 1385 .
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Who was Aymeric de Magnac?
Bishop of Paris from 1368 to 1383
When was Aymeric de Magnac born?
Aymeric de Magnac was born in Saint-Junien.
When did Aymeric de Magnac die?
Aymeric de Magnac died on 21 March 1385 in Avignon.
What was Aymeric de Magnac's occupation?
Aymeric de Magnac was a prelate and catholic bishop.
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