
Saint Winwallus, also known as Bennoc, Guengalaenus, Guengaloeus, Guénolé, Guingaloëus, Guingalois, Gunnolo, Gwenndo, Gweno, Gwinocus, Gwnawg, Gwnnog, Gwynauc, Gwynawc, Gwyngawr, Gwynno, Gwynnoc, Gwynnocus, Gwynog, Ouignoualey, Valois, Vennole, Vinguavally, Vinvaleo, Waloway, Wingaloeus, Winnol, Winocus, Winwalde, Winwalloc, Winwalloe, Winwaloe, Winwaloëus, Wonnow, Wynnog, Wynolatus, and Wynwallow, was born around 462 in Plou-Fragan, Brittany, France. His father, Fragan, was a Welsh noble who had migrated to Brittany to escape a Saxon invasion. At a young age, Winwallus bec...
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