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6.3. Lupo (* 525 o 550 + dopo il 603 A.D) 

Da identificarsi con ogni probabilità con quel Lupo che fu Duca di Champagne 575-81. Visse alla corte di re Sigeberto di cui fu Consigliere v. G. Zonta, G. Balsamo-Crivelli, "Storia della letteratura italiana", Volume 1, Torino 1932, pag. 38: "Venanzio portò tra la truce efferatezza dei Merovingi uno sprazzo di raffinatezza, di cultura e di civiltà romana, per cui ben più a lui si addice il vanto ch'egli attribuisce a Lupo, consigliere di Sigeberto: "Sotto di te, Roma è qui ritornata e rivive".

Fu molto caro anche alla moglie del re Sigeberto, la regina Brunilde: "Due Duchi, Ursione e Bertefredo, presero d'asalto la residenza di uno degli uomini più fidati di brunilde, Lupo, che si preparò a resistere". v. A. Magnani, "Brunilde: regina dei Franchi", Milano 2006, pagg. 51. 45. 32. Vedi anche H. Grisar, A. Bartoli, "Roma alla fine del mondo antico: secondo le fonti scritte e i monumenti, Volume 4152", 1943, pag. 292: "Al Duca Lupo, uomo di Stato di Sigiberto d'Autrasia, uscito da casa romanica, germanico e romano ad un tempo, il poeta dice con assai cortesia, che colla sua colta persona la illustre Roma ha preso stanza nella corte".

= Catelinda del Friuli nipote di Agone duca del Friuli dal 653 al 662

Family

5.1. Lupo (+ after 561 AD) posthumously Lived at the court of Clotaire & A lady of Paris

6.3. Lupo (* 525 or 550 + after 603 AD) To be identified in all probability with that Lupo who was Duke of Champagne 575-81. He lived at the court of King Sigebert of which he was Councilor v. G. Zonta, G. Balsamo-Crivelli, "History of Italian literature", Volume 1, Turin 1932, p. 38: "Venantius brought among the grim brutality of the Merovingians a flash of refinement, culture and Roman civilization, so much more suited to him the pride that he attributes to Lupo , adviser to Sigebert:" Under you, Rome she returned here and lives again ".

He was also very dear to King Sigebert's wife, Queen Brunhilde: "Two Dukes, Ursione and Bertefredo, took the residence of one of Brunilde's most trusted men, Lupo , who prepared to resist". v. A. Magnani, "Brunhilde: Queen of the Franks", Milan 2006, pp. 51. 45. 32. See also H. Grisar, A. Bartoli, "Rome at the end of the ancient world: according to written sources and monuments, Volume 4152", 1943, p. 292: "To the Duke Lupo , a statesman from Sigiberto d'Autrasia, who came out of a Romanesque , Germanic and Roman house at the same time , the poet says with great courtesy that illustrious Rome has taken up a room in the court with his cultured person"

Married Catelinda del Friuli, grand daughter of Agone, duke of Friuli from 653 to 662. Their children:

• 7.1. Agone
• 7.2. A female whose kinship and marriage are confirmed by Gregorio di Tour, “Godegisilum, Lupi Ducis generum” cf. Gregory of Tours IX, 12, RHGF II, p. 339. & Godegisel (in second marriage) Its name suggests a connection with the Kings of Burgundia, one of whom was called Godegisel. In his first marriage he had married Palatina, daughter of Gallimagnus, to whom Fortunato dedicated a historical composition: “ Palatina filia Gallimagni, uxore Godegisili Ducis
• 7.3. Clotaire
• 7.4. A female
• 7.5. Sisulfo (Gisulfo) also known as Romulfo (* ca. 550 + 590) He was count of the Palace with possessions in Poitiers and Tours and Bishop of Reims in 590 "Romulfus ... vir carne nobilis germanus Iohannis tunc temporis ducis; quorum pater Lupus multas ei possessiones aequaliter inter se dividendas reliquit "cfr. Flodoard, Historia Remesis "edited by I. Heller, G. Waitz, 1881, II, 4.
• 7.6. Lupo or Lupone duke of Friuli