Fastes épiscopaux de l'ancienne Gaule
Louis Duchesne · 1894 · Latin West · public-domain-original
19 claims in this dataset rest on this source.
Bishops it dates
Lyon
- Pothinus t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 161, commentary no. 1
- Irenaeus t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 161, commentary no. 2
- Just of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 162, commentary no. 13
- Alpinus of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 162, commentary no. 14
- Martin de Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 163, commentary no. 15
- Eucherius of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 163, commentary no. 19
- Patiens of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 163, commentary no. 20
- Lupicinus of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 163, commentary no. 21
- Saint Rusticus t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 163-164, commentary no. 22
- Stephen of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 164, commentary no. 23
- Viventiolus t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 165, commentary no. 24
- Sacerdos of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 166, commentary no. 27
- Nicetius of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 166, commentary no. 28
- Priscus of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 168, commentary no. 29
- Éthère de Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 168-169, commentary no. 30
- Goduinus t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 171, commentary no. 39
- Leidrad of Lyon t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 171, commentary no. 44
- Agobard t. II (2nd ed., 1907), p. 172, commentary no. 45
People it attests
- Priscus of Lyon 1 claim
The critical fasti of the Gallic sees, three volumes 1894-1915, and the book that exists to correct Gams for Gaul. Where Gams prints a bare year with no witness, Duchesne prints the episcopal CATALOGUES themselves - for Lyon three redactions of one list, the oldest from a mid-9th-century evangeliary of Autun - and then goes through the line entry by entry naming what each name rests on: a council signature, an epitaph read out of the tomb, a letter of Sidonius or Avitus, a martyrology anniversary, or nothing at all, which he says instead of inventing. HIS OWN NUMBERING IS NOT THE CATALOGUE'S, and using one for the other shifts the whole line by two: the three catalogues agree in interpolating Salonius and Veranus, the two sons of Eucherius, after their father (t. II, 2nd ed., p. 161 - someone wrote them in the margin and a copyist took them into the text), and Duchesne drops them from his commentary. So the manuscript prints Patiens 22nd and Duchesne calls him the 20th. HE STOPS WHERE HIS EVIDENCE DOES. The Lyon series ends at 49. Alwala (c. 895, still living after 900) and he declines the rest in one sentence - the variants between the catalogues n'intéressent que le Xe et le XIe siècle, and he will not discuss them. VOLUMES AND EDITIONS PAGINATE DIFFERENTLY: t. I Provinces du Sud-est, t. II L'Aquitaine et les Lyonnaises, t. III Les provinces du Nord et de l'Est, and tomes I and II were re-set for a second edition. FRENCH. He is a critical Catholic scholar writing in the 1890s and his conclusions about what a Gallic church may claim for its own antiquity are conclusions, not data. He is a modern compiler however good his apparatus, and the ordinal is his reconstruction.