a Spanish prelate of the 7th century, was bishop of Palentia (Palencia, in Old Castile) from the reign of the Visigothic ling Gundemar, A.D. 610, to that of Sisenaud, in 636. He subscribed the decrees of the fourth, fifth, and sixth councils of Toledo. He was dignified, eloquent, and devoted, and was acquainted with ecclesiastical music, composing many new melodies. He was the author of a book of discourses on the Psalms (Cave, Hist. of Lit. 1:582; Migne, Patrol. 96:203);