In the Parisian suburb of Saint-Denis, a street was named after him.
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The burial took place at Saint-Denis, the funeral procession passing through Paris, with the greatest pomp.
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Saint-Denis, for instance (whose headless patron never existed), was renamed Franciade.
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He used to go to the church of Saint-Denis and sing with the choir and challenge the singers to a trial of skill.
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She was taken at night, secretly, with all her household, to Saint-Denis.
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The effigies of his two sons who had died before him were carried with him to Saint-Denis.
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Saint-Denis
/ (Frenchsɛ̃dni) /
noun usually abbreviated to: St-Denis
a town in N France, on the Seine: 12th-century Gothic abbey church, containing the tombs of many French monarchs; an industrial suburb of Paris. Pop: 85 832 (1999)
the capital of the French overseas region of Réunion, a port on the N coast. Pop: 131 557 (1999)
Words nearby Saint-Denis
Saint Clair, Saint-Cloud, Saint Croix, Saint Croix River, Saint David's, Saint-Denis, Sainte Anne de Beaupré, Sainte-Beuve, sainted, Sainte Foy, Saint Elias Mountains