Dado
(1) Bishop of Amiens, is placed after Deodatus, about the end of the 7th century.
(2) First abbot of Rodez. He lived in the ,8th century, and built with his own hands a cell at a place called Conchae. His first disciple was Medraldtns, who succeeded him as abbot and obtained the "privilegium" from Louis the Pious. Dado then retired to a more remote place called Grandevabrum. SEE AUDOENUS.
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