Odo of Deuil (as abbot of Saint-Denis)

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Odo of Deuil was a 12th-century French monk, historian, and royal advisor who became abbot of the influential Abbey of Saint-Denis after the death of Abbot Suger.

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Odo of Deuil (as abbot of Saint-Denis) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbot
human
monk
royal advisor
activeInCentury 12th century
advisorTo Louis VII of France
associatedWith Abbey of Saint-Denis
French royal court
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
describedAs 12th-century French monk, historian, and royal advisor who became abbot of the influential Abbey of Saint-Denis after the death of Abbot Suger
educatedAt Abbey of Saint-Denis
employer Louis VII of France
fieldOfWork historiography
medieval history
follows Suger of Saint-Denis
linked to: Abbot Suger
genre crusade chronicle
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
Old French
memberOf Benedictine Order
linked to: Benedictines
notableWork De profectione Ludovici VII in Orientem
occupation abbot
historian
monk
royal advisor
participantIn Second Crusade
placeOfActivity Kingdom of France
Île-de-France
positionHeld abbot of Saint-Denis
positionStart abbot of Saint-Denis after the death of Suger of Saint-Denis
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Abbey of Saint-Denis
succeededInOffice Suger of Saint-Denis
linked to: Abbot Suger
workLocation Abbey of Saint-Denis
wroteAbout Louis VII of France
Second Crusade

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Abbot Suger succeededByInOffice Odo of Deuil (as abbot of Saint-Denis)