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Saint Anselm of Aosta 1033-1109) Italy - U.K.
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Title	Saint Anselm of Aosta 1033-1109) Italy - U.K.
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Description	St Anselm had a passion for writing love letters to men. Although he was devoted to the monastic ideal of celibacy, he prevented the promulgation of the first anti-gay legislation in England.
Category	Education & Reference >> History
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Date added	May 20, 2006
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Saint Anselm of Aosta 1033-1109) Italy - U.K.