Talk:Desideratus
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- Infobox "needed?" No. It doesn't need one, esp. not if it's a stub. The fact that you believe that it's a "stub" means that there is not so much text that it should be or could be "boiled down" for a box. As for a picture, I do hope that you folks noticed that he died in 550 AD. That's Five hundred and fifty anno domini. That is, in other words, the "Dark Ages." The odds of there being a photograph of this guy are somewhat remote. The odds of there being a painting are not significantly better. Utgard Loki 16:52, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
