Back هيلدوين ARZ Hilduin von Saint-Denis German Ilduino (abato) Esperanto Hilduino de Saint-Denis Spanish Hilduin de Saint-Denis French Ilduino di Saint-Denis Italian Hilduinus Latin Гильдуин (аббат Сен-Дени) Russian Hilduin Serbo-Croatian Гільдуїн Ukrainian
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Hilduin (c. 785[1] – c. 855)[2] was Bishop of Paris,[3] chaplain to Louis I,[3] reforming Abbot of the Abbey of Saint-Denis,[3] and author.[3] He was one of the leading scholars and administrators of the Carolingian Empire.
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