WALD (c. 1140 - 1206) French religious reformer; his name was Valdès, later Latinized to Valdus and to which the name Peter was later added (not authentic). A rich merchant from Lyon, he decided to follow the evangelical ideal of poverty; his first followers called themselves the \

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title: VALDO

subject date: 2004-02-09

caption: WALD (c. 1140 - 1206) French religious reformer; his name was Valdès, later Latinized to Valdus and to which the name Peter was later added (not authentic). A rich merchant from Lyon, he decided to follow the evangelical ideal of poverty; his first followers called themselves the ''poor of Lyon'', later ''Waldensians''. Half-length portrait, engraving from the statue on the base of the monument to Luther in the complex dedicated to him in the city of Worms, designed by Ernst Rietschel (1804 - 1861) but completed by his assistants after his death and inaugurated in 1868. Germany, 19th century.

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continent: Europa

image century : XIX

image epoch: Ottocento

subject century: XII - XIII

subject epoch: Medioevo

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ValdoValdo of LyonPeter WaldoWaldesioWaldensiusReformation of the ChurchreligionFrancechurchWaldensiansMiddle AgesWaldensian Evangelical Church

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