23 March – Saint Toribio Alfonso de Mogrovejo

Modern Hagiography

Bibliotheca Sanctorum

Martyrologium Romanum

Roman Martyrology

Lives of the Saints by Alban Butler.

La vie des saints 

Miniature Lives of the Saints for Every Day in the Year

Tradition in Action

Early Modern Hagiography

A 17C life in Spanish

A Panegyric from 1804, in Spanish

Art & Architecture

Catalogo generale dei beni culturali

BeWeB

Post-Biblical Saints Art Index
Trevisani Francesco, San Toribio
Copy by Follower
Image Source
Saints and their Attributes
Saints and their Emblems

Caractéristiques des saints dans l’art populaire by Charles Cahier – aumonegroupe.

Le tour de la France par deux enfants, chs. XC to XCIII – Bretagne

Previous Location: The Gascogne and the Guyenne

Google Map (in progress)

See the Pinchon Map for the Bretagne.

Chapter XC – The boys and their uncle travel to Nantes and Brest.

Week-end à Nantes and Finistère Nord from from Échappées belles; Le passage Pommeraye à Nantes – Région Pays-de-la-Loire – Le Monument Préféré des Français and Nantes – Loire-Atlantique – Les 100 lieux qu’il faut voir – Documentaire from Le Pays préféré des Français.

Chapter XCI – Julien talks with the pilote about the oceans of the world and various marine phenomena, and also of the lighthouses of Bretagne.

Video: Itinéraire – Les Phares de Bretagne – L’enfer des enfers and Itinéraires Bretagne sur les phares: retour aux Roches Douvres from France 3 Bretagne

Chapter XCII – Julien continues to talk with the pilote about the value of one’s word.

Chapter XCIII – Julien reads about Bertrand du Guesclin.

Video: French the natural way: Qui est Bertrand du Guesclin ?

Videos about Bretagne, in general: Bretagne; Bretagne – Côte d’Emeraude; La Bretagne gourmande – Échappées belles

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Longellow’s Poems of Places

Adieu to Brittany by Sir Samuel Ferguson (1810–1886)

Carnac in Morbihan

Stanzas Composed at Carnac by Matthew Arnold (1822–1888)

Clisson in Loire-Inférieur

Clisson by Kenelm Henry Digby (1800–1880)

The Castle of Clisson by Thomas Gold Appleton (1812–1884)