Relics in the Dark(ish) Ages
In 573, Georgius Florentius was on his way to Tours from Rome. He was understandably apprehensive about the trip. While Florentius was about as qualified for the job as the next prelate, his appointment had more to do with royal connections to the King of the Franks than any political savvy within the Eternal City […]
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