"[1] Azaïs was born in Saint-Pons de Thomière (AD34, registre 5 MI74/10 vue n°145 acte n° 20),[clarification needed] in the French department of Hérault on 31 January 1870.
He became a Capuchin friar, and shortly thereafter expressed his desire to work as a missionary.
Although only some of his findings were published (Cinq années de recherches archéologiques en Éthiopie),[2] his unpublished research is stored at the Biblioteca Cappuccini in Rome, at the headquarters of his order.
He spent his later years as an ordinary brother in the Capuchin house at Toulouse, where he died on 6 April 1966 at the age of 96.
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