St. Benedict
St. Benedict delivering his Rule to St. Maurus and other monks of his order (France, Monastery of St. Gilles, Nimes, 1129)

St. Benedict

Author of The Rule of Saint Benedict

Also known as: Benedictus, St.Benedict, Saint Benoît, Saint Benedict, Saint Benedict, Benedictus Nursiae ... (see complete list), Benedict of Nursia, Benedict of Nursia, Benedikt von Nursia, Saint Benedict of Nursia, St. Benedict Abbot of Monte Cassino, Saint Benedict Abbot of Monte Cassino, Saint Benedictus Abbot of Monte Cassino

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The author of Pope John II is, of course, Pope Benedict XVI, who would, I think, be reluctant to be addressed as "St. Benedict"!

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Disambiguation notice
If you combine Timothy Frye works (that are really by St. Benedict) it will change the author for all Rules of St. Benedict to Timothy Frye, a translator.
The author of Pope John II is, of course, Pope Benedict XVI, who would, I think, be reluctant to be addressed as "St. Benedict"!

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