| Type: | Elite presence |
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| Certainty: | Certain |
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| From: | 584 |
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| To: | 584 |
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| Town: | Paris |
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| Original text: | Resedente vero Fredegunde regina in aeclesia Parisiaca, Leonardus ex domestico, qui tunc ab urbe Tholosa advenerat ... Iuxta imperium tuum accessi cum regina Rigunthe' [...] Habebat tunc temporis secum Audonem iudicem [...] multos de Francis [...] seniores ingenui fuerant, publico tributo subegit. |
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| Translation text: | While Queen Fredegund was still living in the cathedral in Paris her servant Leunard, who had just come from the town of Toulouse [...] "I accompanied the Princess Rigunth" [...] At this time she had with her the judge Audo [... who had ...] exacted taxes from many Franks who had been free men. |
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| Site: | 9742 |
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| Persons: |
| Role | Name | Reason type | Reason |
| Queen | Fredegund | Other | Seeking sanctuary |
| Domesticus | Leonard | Visit | domesticus? returning from Rigunth's failed expedition |
| Count | Audo | Other | 'iudex', possibly comes, seeking sanctuary |
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| Publications: | Murray 2000: 381
Martindale 1992: 151, s.n. Audo |
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