Aldric de Sens
- ALDRIC of Direction ( Ca 790 - † Ca 841): Born towards 790, of a noble family of Gâtinais, he was an initially monk with Ferrières, then attached by the archbishop of Direction, Jérémie, with the clergy of his metropolis, before to be called at the court of Louis Débonnaire, which entrusted to him the load of Master of the palate and, a little later that of chancellor of his son Pépin, king d' Aquitaine. With died of the Adalbert abbot, into 821, it was indicated to succeed to him the head of the monastery of Tool bags, then, into 828, called with the throne archiépiscopal of Sens and crowned the following year with the council of Paris. It was there especially in charge of the reform of the royal abbey of Saint-Denis. Besides during all the duration of its pastoral load, it seems to have had especially in heart the religious discipline and the reform of its clergy. It was interested as highly in the ecclesiastical studies and had Loup of Tool bags as raises, as it sent to improve in Germany, near famous the Raban Maur. In 834, it attended the council of Thionville, where Louis Débonnaire was raised of the forfeiture which had struck it. He died into 840 or 841 and its body was, according to its wish, carried and buried with Ferrières. Later, its remainders were deposited in a splendid mounting, but the iconoclasts huguenots dispersed them, in 1569, except for four or five bones.
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