L'encyclopédie catholique (Volume 9); un ouvrage international de référence sur la constitution, la doctrine, la discipline et l'histoire de l'Église catholique . ted dans l'ancientRoman Mart^rologie. St.Aldhelm (d 7()9; est le premier écrivain qui utilise ses Actsto donner un compte rendu complet de la vie et de la mort. Il y est doesin prose dans le Tractatusde Laudibus irginitatis(Tract, xlii, P. L., LXXXIX, 142) et encore, inverse, dans le poème de Laudibus Virginie (P. L.,LXXXIX, 266). Follov^dng HIM, le VenerableBede insère l'histoire dans sa martyrologie. En ce qui concerne ses reliques, Sigebert (1030-1112), amonk de Gemblou

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The Catholic encyclopedia (Volume 9); an international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline and history of the Catholic Church . ted in the ancientRoman Mart^rology. St.Aldhelm (d 7()9; is the firstwriter who utilizes her Actsto give a full account of herlife and death. This he doesin prose in the Tractatusde Laudibus irginitatis(Tract, xlii, P. L., LXXXIX, 142) and again, inverse, in the poem De Laudibus Virginum (P. L., LXXXIX, 266). Follov^dng him, the VenerableBede inserts the story in his Martyrology. With regard to her relics, Sigebert (1030-1112), amonk of Gembloux, in his sermo de Sancta Lucia, says that her body ii undisturbed in Sicily for 400years, until Faroald, Duke of Spoleto, captured theisland and transferred the saints body to Corfiniumin Italy. Thence it ^?as removed by the EmperorOtho I, 972, to Metz and deposited in the church ofSt. ^incent. And it was from this shrine that an armof the saint was taken to the monastery of Luitburgin the Diocese of Spires—an incident celebrated bySigebert himself in verse. The subse((uent history ofthe relics is not clear. On their capture of Constanti-. LuCY Holy Apostles, enice LtTDDEN 415 LUDLAM nople in 1204, the French found some of the relics inthat city, and the Doge of Venice secured them for themonastery of St. George at Venice. In the year 1513the Venetians presented to Louis XII of France thehead of the saint, which he deposited in the cathedralchurch of Bourges. Another account, however, statesthat the head was brought to Bourges from Romewhither it had been transferred during the time whenthe relics rested in Corfinium. The lives, by Beauqband (Paris, 1882, It. tr., Mantua, 1896);by Cbiericoni (Cortona, 1888); by Simonelli (Caserta, 1893);BiGELMAiRinBucHBERGBR, iCiVcWic7ies//anrfiea:., s. v. Lucta(l). James Bridge. Ludden, Patrick A. See Syracuse, Diocese op. Ludger (Ludiger or Liudger), Saint, missionaryamong the Frisians and Saxons, first Bishop of Mijn-ster in Westphalia,

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