Felix of Aquitaine

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Felix (died circa 676) was the patrician of Toulouse and then Duke of Aquitaine from 660 to his own death. He had his seat at Toulouse and was probably a vassal of the Franks.

In 660, he replaced Boggis as duke and ruled over Aquitaine and Gascony, which had lost independence after a rebellion of 645. Around 670, he gave Gascony to Lupus I.