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Linenn 1: Sant '''Serf''' (war-dro [[500]]—[[583]]) a oa ur sant [[brezhon]] eus an [[Hanternoz kozh]]. N'ouzer ket nemeur a dra diwar e benn. Avielañ a reas e kornôg [[Fife]]. Abostol [[Orkney]] a vez lavaret anezhañ met n'eo ket gwirheñvel hervez an istorourien. Lidet e vez d'ar [[Iañ a viz Gouhere]]. ==Mojennoù== [[Image:Culross, Town House.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|~~Saint~~Sant Serf isen ~~said~~divije todiazezet ~~have~~iliz ~~founded the Scottish town of~~ Culross.]]▼ <!-- ~~{{Infobox Saint~~ ~~\|name= Saint Serf~~ ~~\|birth_date=~500~~ ~~\|death_date=~583 AD~~ ~~\|feast_day= [[July 1]]~~ ~~\|venerated_in= [[Roman Catholic Church]]~~ ~~\|image=~~ ~~\|imagesize=~~ ~~\|caption=~~ ~~\|birth_place=~~ ~~\|death_place=in england~~ \|'''Saint Serf (Servanus)''' (ca. [[500]]—d. [[583]] AD) was probably a [[Brython]]ic [[saint]], certainly of [[Scotland]]. The only thing that can be safely asserted of Serf is that he proselytized in the area of western [[Fife]]. It is not known exactly when. He is also called the apostle of [[Orkney]], with less historical plausibility. Saint Serf is also somehow connected with ''Saint Mungo's Church'' near Simonburn, [[Northumberland]] (off the Bellingham Road, north of Chollerford). His feast day is [[July 1]]. ~~==Legends==~~ ▲[[Image:Culross, Town House.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Saint Serf is said to have founded the Scottish town of Culross.]] David Hugh Farmer has written that his "Legend is a farrago of wild impossibilities."<ref>David Hugh Farmer, ''The Oxford Dictionary of Saints'' (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1978), 354.</ref> The legend states that Serf was the son of Eliud, King of [[Canaan]], and his wife Alphia, daughter of a King of [[Arabia]]. Childless for a long time, they at last had two sons, the second being Serf. Serf came to [[Rome]], carrying with him such a reputation for sanctity that he was elected [[pope]], and reigned seven years. Linenn 32 ⟶ 25: Another legend states that Saint Mungo restored a pet [[European Robin\|robin]] of St. Serf's to life. The bird had been killed by some of his fellow classmates, hoping to blame him for its death. -->▼ ~~==External links==~~ ==Lec'hanvadurezh== [http://www.standrews.co.uk/history1.htm Kingdom of Fife Tourist Board]▼ Stag eo e anv ivez ouzh iliz ''Saint Mungo's Church'' e-kichen Simonburn, e [[Northumberland]]. Marteze eo liammet ivez ouzh [[Lanserf]] e [[Goueloù]], ha [[Sant-Servan]] e [[Bro-Sant-Maloù]]. ▲--> ==Notennoù== <references/> ==Liammoù diavaez== ▲[http://www.standrews.co.uk/history1.htm Kingdom of Fife Tourist Board] [[en:Saint Serf]]

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