jure patriarchatus), the pope confirmed the right of clergy to appeal to Bourges if all avenues in Narbonne had been exhausted and of the suffragans of Narbonne to appeal to Bourges "as if to their patriarch" (quasi ad patriarchum suum). In his acts Rodulf sometimes titled himself "primate" (primas) and "bishop of the primatial see" (primae sedis episcopus). Rofuld died at Bourges on 21 June 866 and was buried in the basilica of Saint Ursinus. He was succeeded by a cleric from the royal palace of Charles the Bald named Wulfad. Into the twelfth century, the community of Beaulieu commemorated Rodulf as "our master of holy memory". A rather standard hagiography of Rodulf, the Vita sancti Rodulfi, survives. References Notes Citations Sources Further reading 866 deaths 9th-century Christian saints Saints of West Francia Archbishops of Bourges Year of birth unknown 9th-century people from West Francia