Angelomus of Luxeuil was a Benedictine monk and biblical commentator who lived in France during the ninth century. Associated with the Abbey of Luxeuil, he was deeply influenced by the scholar Alcuin and utilized the writings of Pseudo-Jerome in his studies. He is recognized as a saint within the Catholic tradition for his intellectual contributions to religious scholarship.
Life and works
As a dedicated exegete, Angelomus produced several significant commentaries on sacred texts. His written legacy includes a commentary on the Book of Genesis, as well as interpretations of the Books of Kings and the Song of Songs. These works reflect his scholarly engagement with biblical literature during his time at the abbey.
Veneration
He is remembered as a saint in the Catholic Church. His reputation as a learned monk stems from his extensive exegetical writings, which helped preserve and interpret scripture for his religious community.