Agnes D’Harcourt
Flourished circa 1263–70, Longchamps, France
Agnes d’Harcourt was the prioress of the Franciscan convent at Longchamps, France, from 1263 to 1270. She is remembered for the biography she wrote of the convent’s founder, Saint Isabel, whom Agnes had served as personal attendant.
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