Isaac (?)

Isaac of Stella (1100 ? - 1169 ?)

Born in England around 1100, Isaac spent much of his youth in France (late 1120 - 1130?) to study extensively, probably in Paris and perhaps in Chartres, as well as in Poitiers. In 1147, he became Abbot of Notre-Dame de l’Étoile in Poitou, formerly a monastery of reformist “black monks” and incorporated into the Order of Cîteaux since 1145. At some point during the 1150s, he spent a relatively short time on the island of Ré to participate in the founding of the monastery of Notre-Dame des Châteliers . He was a friend of Thomas Becket and met Bernard de Clairvaux. It is also known that he played the role of an arbiter in patrimonial affairs in his region.

Isaac of Nineveh (?) (600 ? - 800 ?)

Isaac of Nineveh (620 ? - 720 ?)