About Guillaume d’Auvillars
Lived 1350 – 1418 (aged 67–68). Guillaume d’Auvillars was a catholic priest.
Détail de la dalle funéraire de Guillaume IV d'Auvillars.Guillaume IV d'Auvillars, (died 3 January 1418) was the 26th abbot of Bec Abbey in France.
Biography Guillaume was born in the village of Auvillars in Normandy.
He was consecrated Abbot of Bec in 1399 by Guillaume de Vienne, Archbishop of Rouen. Following the king's order, he continued and completed the fortification of the abbey.
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Who was Guillaume d’Auvillars?
French abbot (died 1418)
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Guillaume d’Auvillars was born in 1350 in Auvillars.
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Guillaume d’Auvillars died on 3 January 1418.
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Guillaume d’Auvillars was a catholic priest.
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