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Iserninus Iserninus
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Iserninus Iserninus (c. 390–468) existed in the Medieval-400-1499 time period in the Knowledge Graph for Irish History.
Iserninus appears in the Dictionary of Irish Biography.
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| Normalised First Name | Iserninus |
| Normalised Surname | Iserninus |
| Date Range Earliest | 1-1-390 |
| Date Range Latest | 31-12-468 |
| Birth Date | 1-1-390 |
| Death Date | 31-12-468 |
| Gender | Male |
| DIB Page | Iserninus a4227 |
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