. The lives of the saints. With introd. and additional lives of English martyrs, Cornish, Scottish, and Welsh saints, and a full index to the entire work. CHURCH OF S. OUEX AT ROUEN, ^1 p. 262.] [Aug. 24. -*i* S. OUEN, B. OF ROUEN. ( 683.) [Roman and Gallican Martyrologies. The Martyrologies of Florus,Usuardus, and Wandelbert. Authorities :—A life, of which only fragmentsremain, by a writer only a little later ; he says, I pass on to his miracleswhich I have heard from his disciples. Another ancient life by ananonymous writer ; there is a metrical life as well, written in the nth cen
. The lives of the saints. With introd. and additional lives of English martyrs, Cornish, Scottish, and Welsh saints, and a full index to the entire work. CHURCH OF S. OUEX AT ROUEN, ^1 p. 262.] [Aug. 24. -*i* S. OUEN, B. OF ROUEN. ( 683.) [Roman and Gallican Martyrologies. The Martyrologies of Florus,Usuardus, and Wandelbert. Authorities :—A life, of which only fragmentsremain, by a writer only a little later ; he says, I pass on to his miracleswhich I have heard from his disciples. Another ancient life by ananonymous writer ; there is a metrical life as well, written in the nth cent.,of less value.] S. OuEN, Otherwise called Dado, or Audoen, was anative of Sancy, in Brie. He was the son of a noblemannamed Authair, who received S. Columbanus at Vultiac onthe Maine, probably about the time when he was drivenfromLuxeuil. Aiga, the wife of Authair, brought her two and Ouen, before the venerable Irish abbot to receivehis benediction. Neither of the children was then ten yearsold. Authair placed both his sons at the court of KingClothair II., where they contracted a friendship with Ado renounced the world and
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