Lupicinus of Condat was a 5th-century monk and abbot who played a significant role in early monasticism. Alongside his brother, Romanus of Condat, he established religious communities in the Jura mountains. He is primarily recognized for founding the abbey at Saint-Claude, which was previously known as Condat Abbey, and another monastery in Lauconne. His religious work helped shape the monastic landscape of what is now France.