Valerio, of Bierzo, Saint, -695?

LC control no.	n 84128371
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Valerio, of Bierzo, Saint, -695? *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Valerio, del Bierzo, Saint, -695? Valério, do Bierzo, Saint, -695? Valerio, of Bierzo, Saint, d. 695? Valérius, du Bierzo, Saint, -695? Valerius, Saint, -695? Valerio, de Astorga, Saint, -695? Valère, du Bierzo, Saint, -695? Valerius, Saint, Abbot of San Pedro de Montes, fl. 655
Located	Bierzo (Spain)
Death date	0695?
Place of birth	Astorga (Spain)
Profession or occupation	Ascetics Hermits
Found in	Itinerarium Egeriae. French. Journal de voyage, 1982: title page (Valérius du Bierzo) page 323, etc. (San Valerio, Valerio del Bierzo; born near Astorga circa 625, died shortly after 691) New Catholic encyclopedia. Second edition: volume 14, page 375 (Valerio of Bierzo; Visigothic ascetic and author; flourished in northwestern Spain circa 675, died after 695; connected in some way to Abbey of San Pedro de Montes and was later erroneously considered abbot thereof; the Bollandists claim his cult is doubtful; his inscription, extant in the church of San Pedro, calls him "sanctus," then simply a title of honor) LC data base, December 17, 1984 (hdg.: Valerius, Saint, Abbot of San Pedro de Montes, fl. 665) LC manual cat. (date in old cat. was fl. 655) Spanish Wikipedia, viewed May 23, 2019 (Valerio del Bierzo; San Valerio; Valerius del Bierzo; also called San Valerio de Astorga; 7th-century hermit who lived in the region of El Bierzo) Dictionnaire de spiritualité: volume 16, columns 159-160 (Valère du Bierzo; Valerius du Bierzo; Spanish hermit; died after 690) Diccionario de historia eclesiástica de España, 1975 (Valerio del Bierzo; born Astorga, ca. 630, died ca. 695; saint and author) Book of saints, 1966 (Valerius, died 695, a native of Astorga in Spain who became a monk and abbot of San Pedro de Montes) Valério do Bierzo, 2006: title page (Valério do Bierzo)
Not found in	Holweck. Biog. dict. of the saints, 1924.