Aloys Lütolf [SEP] place of death
Aloys Lütolf
Aloys Lütolf (born 23 July 1824, in Gettnau near Willisau, Switzerland; died at Lucerne, 8 April 1879) was a Swiss Catholic ecclesiastical historian.
Life.
He made his early studies at the Jesuit College of Schwyz, and at the Lyceum at Lucerne, where he became an enthusiastic student of history. But as the political situation at that time did not permit of serious study, Lütolf, with a number of students of like youthful ardour, placed themselves in 1847 at the disposal of
known to have participated in the Council of Aquileia in 381, his presence being preserved on the attendance list as "Theodorus Episcopus Octodorensis." 
He was also one of the signatories of a letter addressed by the Synod of Milan to Pope Siricius early in 390, informing him of their condemnation of the monk Jovinian and his followers.
He is said to have discovered the tomb of Saint Maurice, at which place he established the Abbey of St. Maurice, Agaunum.
Aloys Lütolf placed the beginning of his episcopate in