Talk:Medardus

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Death section - removed last paragraph
For the "Death" section, the following content looks to be not related to the article, so I removed and posting it here instead.

''The Royal Library of Belgium (MS. 1221 = 9850-52) conserves a fragment of a Psalter and patristic writings written at the Abbey of Saint-Médard in Soissons, in the time of Childebert III (Lowe and Rand, note 9). The Abbey's early 9th century "Gospel Codex," produced at Aachen, is a monument of book production of the Carolingian renaissance. During the Carolingian fraternal struggles, in 833, Louis the Pious in a public ceremony at the Abbey, was forced to lay down his sword, was stripped of his royal vestments and made to don a penitent's coarse robe. There Raoul of France was later crowned king on July 9, 923.''

If anyone can show how this relates to Medarus biography, please make the connection & include in article. JoeNMLC (talk) 15:41, 7 May 2020 (UTC)