The "Saints of Aquitaine" refers to a group of Christian saints who were venerated in the historical region of Aquitaine in southwestern France. This area was known for its rich religious heritage, and many saints from this region played significant roles in the early Christian church. They are often celebrated for their piety, miracles, and contributions to the spread of Christianity. Among the notable figures are Saintes such as Saint Radegund, a former queen who became a nun, and Saint Hilary of Poitiers, a prominent theologian. These saints are commemorated in various local traditions and festivals, reflecting the enduring influence of their legacies in Aquitaine.