Angadrisma was a 7th-century abbess and saint born in Thérouanne. As the daughter of Robert I, the Bishop of Tours, she was closely related to the ecclesiastical hierarchy, being a cousin to Bishop Lambert. Following her education under Lambert and Saint Audomare, she reportedly contracted leprosy to prevent a marriage. After being healed, she entered a religious life and eventually served as the abbess of the Oroër-des-Vierges monastery. She passed away in Oroër around 695.