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Clotilda

noun
  1. ?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 Monasteries

    Constance Stoney

  • If Miss Clotilda had not succeeded in finding the will, there was no chance that any one else would.

    The Old Pincushion

    Mrs. Molesworth

  • There were tears in Miss Clotilda's eyes as she stooped to kiss her.

    The Old Pincushion

    Mrs. Molesworth

  • I want you to know it well, and to remember it always,' Miss Clotilda replied.

    The Old Pincushion

    Mrs. Molesworth

  • It was in the library that Miss Clotilda and the children spent most of their time.

    The Old Pincushion

    Mrs. Molesworth