Clotilda
noun
?475–?545 ad, wife of Clovis I of the Franks, whom she converted (496) to Christianity
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Historical Examples of clotilda
Little is known of Andelys, except that it was founded by Queen Clotilda.
Early Double MonasteriesConstance Stoney
If Miss Clotilda had not succeeded in finding the will, there was no chance that any one else would.
The Old PincushionMrs. Molesworth
There were tears in Miss Clotilda's eyes as she stooped to kiss her.
The Old PincushionMrs. Molesworth
I want you to know it well, and to remember it always,' Miss Clotilda replied.
The Old PincushionMrs. Molesworth
Miss Clotilda had left off her darning in the interest of the conversation.
The Old PincushionMrs. Molesworth