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Eugène Vintras
Eugène Vintras
	Vintras c.1875 wearing robed adorned with the cross of Saint Peter
Born	1807; Bayeux, France
Died	December 7, 1875 (aged 68); Lyon, France

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Pierre-Michel-Eugène Vintras, also known as Pierre-Michel-Élie (4 April 1807 - 7 December 1875), was a French esotericist and cult leader who in 1839 claimed to be a reincarnation of the prophet Elijah and is credited with first associating the cross of Saint Peter with its present occult symbolism. His cult, the Saviours of Louis XVII, was formally condemned by the Pope following multiple reports of heresy, and in 1841 was arrested and imprisoned for defrauding his followers.

Early Life[edit]

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v t e Coup (bridge)
Pure coups	Bath coup Belladonna coup Coup en passant Crocodile coup Deschapelles coup Devil's coup Galileo coup Grand coup Merrimac coup Morton's fork coup Scissors coup Trump coup Vienna coup
Deceptive coups	Grosvenor gambit Idiot coup
Illegal coups	Alcatraz coup Superglue coup