About Caesaria of Arles
Lived 500 – 600. Caesaria of Arles was a French nun.
Caesaria the Elder or Caesaria I (died c. 530 ) was a saint and abbess. Little is known about her, but there were some "glowing" references to her in the writings of Venantius Fortunatus; according to Gregory of Tours, her life was "blessed and holy". Her brother addressed his Regula ad Virgines ("Rule for Virgins") to Caesaria, and described how she taught and supervised the copying of the Bible at the convent. the pope approved of and supported the work done there. By the time of Caesarius' death in 542, 200 nuns lived there. Caesaria's feast day is January 12.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Caesaria of Arles?
French abbess
When was Caesaria of Arles born?
Caesaria of Arles was born in 500 in Chalon-sur-Saône.
When did Caesaria of Arles die?
Caesaria of Arles died in 600 in Arles.
What was Caesaria of Arles's occupation?
Caesaria of Arles was a nun.
What nationality was Caesaria of Arles?
Caesaria of Arles was French.
Sources & further reading
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