Editing Hilary of Poitiers (section)

===Dedications===
[[Sulpicius Severus]]' ''Vita Sancti Martini'' led to a cult of Saint Hilary as well as of [[St. Martin of Tours]] which spread early to western [[Great Britain|Britain]]. The villages of [[St Hilary, Cornwall|St Hilary]] in [[Cornwall]] and [[Glamorgan]] and that of [[Llanilar]] in [[Ceredigion]] bear his name.

In France most [[Saint-Hilaire (disambiguation)|dedications to Saint Hilary]]<!--intentional link to DAB page--> are styled "Saint-Hilaire" and lie west (and north) of the [[Massif Central]]; the cult in this region eventually extended to [[Canada]].

In northwest [[Italy]] the church of Sant'Ilario at [[Casale Monferrato]] was dedicated to St. Hilary as early as 380.

In southern [[Spain]] the feast of San Hilario is celebrated in the village of [[Comares]] with a Mass, a procession and local [[Verdiales]] dances.

In [[Wales]] the village [[St Hilary, Vale of Glamorgan|St Hilary]] has a Church allegedly dedicated to St Hilary, from which the village is named.