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| − | b 2107, d 2141; house servant to a noble Medibgösk Family (skyness), taught [[Incarnandism]] to the Medibgösk family who rejected the teachings and sent him back down to Pytharnia, but later recalled him in mercy. St. Githair was able to heal children of magical diseases. He also could foretell the immediate future and was thus preserved many times from harm. For this reason, he is also called Saint Githair the Prescient. | + | {{icon|incsaint}} b 2107, d 2141; house servant to a noble Medibgösk Family (skyness), taught [[Incarnandism]] to the Medibgösk family who rejected the teachings and sent him back down to Pytharnia, but later recalled him in mercy. St. Githair was able to heal children of magical diseases. He also could foretell the immediate future and was thus preserved many times from harm. For this reason, he is also called Saint Githair the Prescient. |
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Latest revision as of 18:04, 10 December 2018
b 2107, d 2141; house servant to a noble Medibgösk Family (skyness), taught Incarnandism to the Medibgösk family who rejected the teachings and sent him back down to Pytharnia, but later recalled him in mercy. St. Githair was able to heal children of magical diseases. He also could foretell the immediate future and was thus preserved many times from harm. For this reason, he is also called Saint Githair the Prescient.
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