Milo, Bishop of Reims and Trier
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Milo was the bishop of Reims (717-744) and Trier (717-744), as his uncle and father, Saint Liutwin, had been before him. He resisted being replaced by Abel for a long time before he was finally deposed. He accumulated much of the riches of his dioceses and was a favourite of Charles Martel. He died, killed by a wild boar, in 753 or 758.
| Preceded by Rigobert |
Bishop of Reims 717–744 |
Succeeded by Turpin |
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