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role of Lawrence of Brindisi

  • In St. Lawrence of Brindisi

    During the Battle of Stuhlweissenburg, Hungary (October 9–14, 1601), Lawrence accompanied Emperor Rudolf II’s forces to victory against the Turkish army of Sultan Mehmed III; this victory was attributed in great part to the indomitable spirit of the saint, who had communicated his ardour and confidence to…

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