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Peter Waldo

Peter Waldo (/ˈwɔːldoʊ, ˈwɒl-/; also Valdo, Valdes, Waldes; French: Pierre Vaudès, de Vaux; Latin: Petrus Waldus, Valdus; c. 1140 – c. 1205) was a French merchant and later preacher who founded Waldensianism (then called the "Poor of Lyon"), a mendicant ascetic sect which separated from the Roman Catholic Church.

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Relationship with Waldenses

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c. 1140 Possibly Lyon, France
Died
c. 1205 (age about 65) Piedmont, Italy, Holy Roman Empire
Occupations
Spiritual leader, theologian, merchant
Tradition or movement
Waldensian

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Peter Waldo

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Peter Waldo

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related to Relationship with Waldenses · 17
Peter Waldo → Abbott, Antoine Monastier, Bernard, Foncald, History, In, Jana Schulman, Lucius, Lucius II, Monastier, Pope, Pope Lucius, Pope Lucius III, There, Vaudois Church, Waldenses, Waldensians
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Peter Waldo → c. 1140 Possibly Lyon, France
Died · 1
Peter Waldo → c. 1205 (age about 65) Piedmont, Italy, Holy Roman Empire
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Peter Waldo → Spiritual leader, theologian, merchant
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Peter Waldo → Waldensian

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waldo catholic church also peter poverty lyon waldensians preaching followers waldensian movement merchant roman including pope began poor later french

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Peter WaldoBornc. 1140 Possibly Lyon, France1.00infobox
Peter WaldoDiedc. 1205 (age about 65) Piedmont, Italy, Holy Roman Empire1.00infobox
Peter WaldoOccupationsSpiritual leader, theologian, merchant1.00infobox
Peter WaldoTradition or movementWaldensian1.00infobox
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Peter Waldorelated to Relationship with WaldensesJana Schulman0.60section
Peter Waldorelated to Relationship with WaldensesWaldensians0.60section
Peter Waldorelated to Relationship with WaldensesThere0.60section
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Peter Waldorelated to Relationship with WaldensesHistory0.60section
Peter Waldorelated to Relationship with WaldensesVaudois Church0.60section
Peter Waldorelated to Relationship with WaldensesAntoine Monastier0.60section

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