<men> Medieval Slavic menologies

All names and associated fqnames

1. 360 martyrs
   1. Three hundred sixty martyrs, identities uncertain
2. Aaron
   1. Aaron, hermit at Caerleon in Wales
   2. Prophet Aaron
3. Abachum
   1. Abachum/Habakuk, martyr near Rome
4. Abbadon
   1. Abbadon, monk martyred at Mt. Sinai
5. Abda
   1. Abda, bishop, martyr at Kaskhar in Persia
6. Abda and Abdjesus
   1. Bishops Abda and Abdjesus, martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia
7. Abda and Benjamin
   1. Bishop Abda and deacon Benjamin, martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia
8. Abda and Sabas
   1. Abda and Sabas, martyrs
9. Abda, Abdjesus, and companions
   1. Abda and Abdjesus, bishops, sixteen priests, and other companions, martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia
   2. Bishops Abda and Abdjesus, sixteen priests, nine deacons, six monks, and seven maiden martyrs, martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia
10. Abda, Benjamin, and companions
    1. Bishop Abda, deacon Benjamin, and companions, martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia
11. Abdella
    1. Abdella/Abdhaihla, priest, martyr in Persia
12. Abdicius
    1. Abdicius, deacon, martyr in Persia
13. Abdjesus
    1. Abdjesus, bishop, martyr at Kaskhar in Persia
14. Abdon
    1. Abdon, Persian noble, martyr at Rome
15. Abdon and Sennen
    1. Abdon and Sennen, Persian martyrs at Rome
    2. Abdon and Sennen, Persian nobles, martyrs at Rome
16. Abel
    1. Abel, identity uncertain
17. Abercius
    1. Abercius, Bishop of Hierapolis in Phrygia
    2. Abercius, martyr by bee stings
    3. Abercius, martyr by beheading
    4. Abercius/Abricius, martyr, killed by the sword
18. Abercius and Helen
    1. Abercius and Helen, martyrs
19. Abibas
    1. Abibas of the Machabee children, martyr
    2. Abibas, deacon, martyr at Alexandria
    3. Abibas/Abepas, layman, martyr in Gotthia
20. Abibon
    1. Abibon, son of Gamaliel
21. Abibus
    1. Abibus/Haabib, martyr at Samosata in Syria
22. Abilius
    1. Abilius, third Patriarch of Alexandria
23. Abraham
    1. Abraham the Great of Kidunja in Mesopotamia
    2. Abraham, Bishop of Kratia in Bithynia
    3. Abraham, Confessor, abbot and founder of St. Cirgues near Clermont
    4. Abraham, identity uncertain
    5. Abraham, Patriarch
    6. Abraham/Abraames, Bishop of Harran (Carrhae) in Mesopotamia
    7. Abraham/Abramios of Lampsacus in Mysia, Confessor
    8. Abraham/Abramios, Bishop of Arbela/Irbil in Assyria, martyr
24. Abraham and companions
    1. Abraham/Abramios, Confessor, and seventy-three other confessors
25. Abraham and Lot
    1. Patriarch Abraham and his nephew Lot
26. Abraham and Mary
    1. Abraham the Great and his niece Mary, martyrs
27. Absalon
    1. Absalon, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
28. Abudimus
    1. Abudimus, martyr on isle of Tenedon in the Aegean
    2. Abudimus, martyr on the isle of Tenedon in the Aegean
29. Abundantius
    1. Abundantius, deacon, martyr on the Via Flaminia
    2. Abundantius, martyr at Ossuna in Andalucia
30. Abundius
    1. Abundius, Bishop of Como, Confessor
    2. Abundius, deacon, martyr at Spoleto in Umbria
    3. Abundius, mansionarius of St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, Confessor
    4. Abundius, martyr at Baeza in Spain
    5. Abundius, martyr at Thessalonica
    6. Abundius, priest at Cordova, martyr
    7. Abundius, priest, martyr on the Via Flaminia
    8. Abundius, Roman martyr
31. Abundius and companions
    1. Abundius, Abundantius, Marcianus, and John,, martyrs at 26th milestone of Via Flaminia
32. Acacius
    1. Acacius, priest, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
    2. Acaicus, martyr by sword at Thessalonica
    3. Achaicus, martyr by sword at Thessalonica
33. Accursius
    1. Accursius, priest, martyr at Morocco
34. Acepsimas
    1. Acepsimas, hermit near Cyrrhus in Syria
    2. Acepsimas, martyr
    3. Acepsimas, martyr in Persia
    4. Acepsimas/Akebshema, Bishop of Hnaita, martyr in Persia
    5. Acepsimas/Apseus, martyr in Persia
    6. Apseus/Acepsimas, martyr in Persia
35. Acepsimas and Joseph
    1. Acepsimas/Akebshema, Bishop of Hnaita and Joseph the Priest, martyrs in Persia
36. Acepsimas, Aithalas, and Joseph
    1. Acepsimas/Akebshema, Bishop of Hnaita, Aithalas the Deacon, and Joseph the Priest, martyrs in Persia
37. Acepsimas, Leo, and Isidore
    1. Acepsimas, Leo, and Isidore, martyrs
38. Achaemonides
    1. Achaemonides, martyr under Isdegerd of Persia
39. Achatius
    1. Achatius the Sinaite 'On the Ladder', Confessor
    2. Achatius, Bishop of Melitene in Lesser Armenia, martyr
    3. Achatius, Cappadocian centurion, martyr
    4. Achatius, Greek martyr
    5. Achatius, identity uncertain
    6. Achatius, martyr at Miletus
    7. Achatius, priest and baptizer of Irenarchus, martyr at Sebaste
    8. Achatius, priest, martyr at Prusa in Bithynia
    9. Achatius/Acatius, Bishop of Amida in Mesopotamia, Confessor
    10. Achatius/Acatius, priest, martyr at Prusa in Bithynia
    11. Ven. Achatius of the Dalmatian Monastery in Constantinople
40. Achatius and companions
    1. Achatius, Greek martyr, and unspecified companions
41. Achilles
    1. Achilles, hermit in Egypt
    2. Achilles, Patriarch of Alexandria, Confessor
    3. Achilles/Achillius, Metropolitan of Larissa in Thessaly, Miracle Worker
42. Achilleus
    1. Achilleus, deacon, martyr at Valence
    2. Achilleus, Roman martyr
43. Acindynus
    1. Acindynus, martyr at Nicomedia
    2. Acindynus, martyr at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
    3. Acindynus, martyr in Persia
44. Acindynus and Pegasius
    1. Acindynus and Pegasius, martyrs in Persia
45. Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidiphorus, and Anempodistus
    1. Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidiphorus, and Anempodistus, martyrs in Persia
46. Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidiphorus, Anempodistus, and companions
    1. Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonicus, Elpidephorus, Anempodistus, and unspecified companions, martyrs in Persia
    2. Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidiphorus, Anempodistus, and companions, martyrs in Persia
47. Acisclus
    1. Acisclus, martyr at Cordova
48. Acisclus and Victoria
    1. Acisclus and Victoria, martyrs at Cordova
49. Acrianus
    1. Acrianus, identity uncertain, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
50. Acutius
    1. Acutius, citizen of Pozzuoli near Naples, martyr
51. Acyllinus
    1. Acyllinus, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
52. Adalbert
    1. Adalbert, Bishop of Prague and Gnesen, Apostle of the Slavs, martyr
    2. Adalbert/Adelbert, disciple of Willibrord, Confessor
53. Adam
    1. Adam, Forefather of All Humankind
54. Adauctus
    1. Adauctus, Eparchus at Ephesus, martyr
    2. Adauctus, Roman martyr
    3. Adauctus/Audactus, priest, martyr at Venosa
    4. Adaucus/Adauctus, officiator general at Antandro in Phrygia, martyr
55. Adauctus and Callisthene
    1. Adauctus, Eparchus at Ephesus, martyr, and his daughter Callisthene
56. Adauctus and companions
    1. Adaucus and companions, martyrs at Antandro in Phrygia
57. Adelphus
    1. Adelphus, Bishop of Metz, Confessor
58. Adheritus
    1. Adheritus, Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
59. Adjutor
    1. Adjutor, African bishop, Confessor
    2. Adjutor, martyr in Africa
60. Adjutus
    1. Adjustus/Adjutus, layman, martyr at Morocco
    2. Adjutus/Ajut, abbot at Portesan, diocese of Chartres
61. Ado
    1. Ado, Archbishop of Vienne
62. adoration
    1. Adoration of the Magi
63. Adrianus
    1. Adrianus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
    2. Adrianus, martyr at Corinth
    3. Adrianus, martyr at Damascus
    4. Adrianus, martyr at Nicomedia
    5. Adrianus, son of Emperor Probus, martyr at Nicomedia
    6. Adrianus/Hadrianus, martyr at Massylis in Numidia
    7. Ven. Adrianus/Andrew, identity uncertain
64. Adrianus and companions
    1. Adrianus and companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
    2. Adrianus and twenty-three companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
65. Adrianus and Eubulus
    1. Adrianus and Eubulus, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
66. Adrianus and Natalia
    1. Adrianus, martyr at Nicomedia, and his wife Natalia
67. Adrianus, Natalia, and companions
    1. Adrianus and companions, martyrs at Nicomedia, and his wife Natalia
68. Adrias
    1. Adrias, Roman martyr
69. Adrion
    1. Adrion, martyr at Alexandria
70. Adrion, Victor, and Basilla
    1. Adrion, Victor, and Basilla, martyrs at Alexandria
71. Adulph
    1. Adulph, martyr at Cordova
72. Adulph and John
    1. Adulph and John, sibling martyrs at Cordova
73. Adventor
    1. Adventor, martyr at Turin
74. Aedesius
    1. Aedesius of Lycia, martyr
    2. Aedisius of Lycia, martyr
75. Aedhan
    1. Aedhan/Aidan, first Bishop of Lindisfarne, Apostle of Northumberland
76. Aedistius
    1. Aedistius/Hedistus, martyr at Ravenna (Via Laurentina)
77. Aeglon
    1. Ven. Aeglon, anchorite
78. Aegydius
    1. Aegydius (Giles), abbot, Confessor
79. Afra
    1. Afra, martyr at Augsburg
    2. Afra, matron, martyr at Brescia
80. Africanus
    1. Africanus, martyr
    2. Africanus, martyr at Carthage
    3. Ven. Africanus, identity uncertain
81. Africanus, Publius, and Terentius
    1. Africanus, Publius, and Terentius, martyrs
82. Agabbas
    1. Agabbas/Abbas, disciple of Eusebius in Syria, Confessor
83. Agabius
    1. Agabius, Bishop of Verona
84. Agabus
    1. Agabus, disciple of the Apostles
    2. Agabus, New Testament prophet at Antioch, disciple of the Apostles
    3. Agapus, disciple of the Apostles
85. Agape
    1. Agape, maiden martyr at Nicomedia
    2. Agape, maiden martyr at Terni, Italy
    3. Agape, maiden martyr at Thessalonica
    4. Agape, maiden martyr at Thessalonicaa
    5. Agape, martyr
86. Agape and Chionia
    1. Agape and Chionia, sibling martyrs at Thessalonica
87. Agape and Irene
    1. Agape and Irene, sibling martyrs at Thessalonica
88. Agape, Chionia, and Irene
    1. Agape, Chionia, and Irene, sibling martyrs at Thessalonica
89. Agapion
    1. Agapion, martyr by sword in Greece
90. Agapitus
    1. Agapitus, Bishop of Synnada in Phrygia, thaumaturgus
    2. Agapitus, deacon, Roman martyr
    3. Agapitus, martyr at Heraclea in Thrace
    4. Agapitus, martyr at Palestrina in Italy
    5. Agapitus, second Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
    6. Agapitus, subdeacon, Roman martyr
    7. Pope Agapitus of Rome, Confessor
91. Agapius
    1. Agapius, African bishop, martyr at Cirta
    2. Agapius, bishop of Novara
    3. Agapius, identity uncertain
    4. Agapius, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
    5. Agapius, martyr at Gaza
    6. Agapius, martyr at Rome
    7. Agapius, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
    8. Agapius, martyr at Sicily
    9. Agapius, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
    10. Agapius, martyr by beheading
    11. Agapius, martyr, identity uncertain
    12. Agapius, martyr, son of Eustathius and Theopista
    13. Agapius, son of Bassa, martyr
    14. Agapius/Agapitus, Confessor, disciple of Marcianus of Cyrrhus, in the desert of Chalcis in Syria
92. Agapius and companions
    1. Agapius, two Alexanders, two Dionysii, Plesius/Paisius, Timolaus, and Romulus, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
93. Agapius, Alexander, Dionysius, and companions
    1. Agapius, two Alexanders, two Dionysii, Plesius/Paisius, Timolaus, and Romulus, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
94. Agapius, Secundinus, Emilianus, Tertulla, Antonia, and companions
    1. Agapius, Secundinus, Emilianus, Tertulla, Antonia, and companions, martyrs at Cirta in Africa
95. Agapius, Seleucus, Mamas, and companions
    1. Agapius, Seleucus, and Mamas, martyrs by beheading
    2. Agapius, Seleucus, Mamas, and companions, martyrs by beheading
96. Agatha
    1. Agatha, Greek martyr by beheading
    2. Agatha, maid martyr
    3. Agatha, maiden martyr at Catania in Sicily
97. Agathangelus
    1. Agathangelus, deacon, martyr
    2. Agathangelus, Greek martyr by the sword
    3. Agathangelus, martyr, identity uncertain
98. Agathangelus and companions
    1. Agathangelus, Christophorus, Chariton, Phlegus, Eucarpius, and many orphan boys, martyrs
99. Agathanice
    1. Agathanice, maiden martyr at Carthage
100. Agatho
     1. Agatho of Egypt
     2. Agatho, exorcist, martyr at Alexandria
     3. Agatho, martyr in Sicily
     4. Agatho, soldier, martyr at Alexandria
     5. Father Agatho, identity uncertain
     6. Pope Agatho of Rome, Confessor
101. Agatho and Theoctistus
     1. Agatho and Theoctistus of Egypt
102. Agatho and Triphina
     1. Agatho and Triphina, martyrs in Sicily
103. Agathocleia
     1. Agathocleia, martyr
104. Agathodorus
     1. Agathodorus, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
     2. Agathodorus, martyr at Pergamum
     3. Agathodorus/Trophimus, martyr at Pergamum
     4. Agathodorus/Trophimus, servant and martyr at Pergamum
105. Agathonice
     1. Agathonice, martyr at Pergamum
106. Agathonicus
     1. Agathonicus, martyr
     2. Agathonicus, martyr at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
107. Agathonicus and companions
     1. Agathonicus and companions (Zoticus, Zeno, Theoprepius, Acindynus, and Severianus), martyrs at Selymbria (Silivri)
     2. Agathonicus and companions (Zoticus, Zeno, Theoprepius, Acindynus, and Severianus), martyrs at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
     3. Agathonicus and companions (Zoticus, Zenon, Theoprepius, Acindynus, and Severianus), martyrs at Selymbria (Silivri)
108. Agathonicus, Zoticus, and companions
     1. Agathonicus, Zoticus, and companions (Zenon, Theoprepius, Acindynus, and Severianus), martyrs at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
109. Agathopodus
     1. Agathopodus of Antioch, deacon
110. Agathopus
     1. Agathopus, martyr at Crete
     2. Agathopus/Agathopodes, deacon, martyr at Thessalonica
     3. Agathopus/Agathopodes, deacon, martyr at Thessaloniki
111. Agericus
     1. Agericus/Airy/Algeric, tenth Bishop of Verdun
112. Aggaeus
     1. Aggaeus, martyr at Bononia on the Danube
113. Agilbert
     1. Agilbert, martyr near Paris
114. Agileus
     1. Agileus/Agleus, martyr at Carthage
115. Agnellus
     1. Agnellus, abbot near Naples
     2. Angellus, Bishop of Naples
116. Agnes
     1. Agnes of Montepulciano, maiden
     2. Agnes, Greek martyr
     3. Agnes, maiden martyr at Rome
     4. Agnes/Clodia, maiden martyr at Rome
     5. Agnes/Clodia, maiden martyr of Rome
     6. Agnes/Clodia, martyr at Rome
     7. Agnes/Clodia, Virgin Martyr at Rome
117. Agoard
     1. Agoard, martyr near Paris
118. Agoard, Agilbert and companions
     1. Agoard, Agilbert and companions, martyrs near Paris
119. Agricola
     1. Agricola, Bishop of Chalons-sur-Seine
     2. Agricola, martyr at Bologna
     3. Agricola, martyr at Ravenna
120. Agrippa
     1. Agrippa, martyr at Damascus
121. Agrippina
     1. Agrippina, maiden martyr at Rome
122. Agrippinus
     1. Agrippinus, Bishop of Naples, Confessor
123. Agritius
     1. Agritius, Bishop of Trier
124. Ahia
     1. Ahia/Achias, prophet from Silo
125. Aichard
     1. Aichard/Achard, abbot of Jumièges
126. Aigulf
     1. Aigulf/Ayou, abbot, martyr at Capraja Island
127. Aigulf and companions
     1. Aigulf, Trucharius, Frogentius, and another monk, martyrs at Capraja Island
128. Aithalas
     1. Aithalas the Deacon, martyr in Persia
     2. Aithalas, Greek martyr
     3. Aithalas, martyr in Persia
     4. Aithalas, martyr, identity uncertain
     5. Ven. Aithalas, identity uncertain
129. Aithalas and Acepsimas
     1. Aithalas and Acepsimas/Apseus, martyrs in Persia
     2. Aithalas and Apseus/Acepsimas, martyrs in Persia
130. Aithalas, Junius, Philippus, and Theodotus
     1. Aithalas, Julianus, Philippus, and Theodotus, Greek martyrs
     2. Aithalas, Junius, Philippus, and Theodotus, Greek martyrs
131. Alban
     1. Alban/Albanus of Verulam, Protomartyr of Britain
132. Alban and soldier
     1. Alban of Verulam and soldier, martyrs in Britain
133. Albanus
     1. Albanus/Albinus, priest, martyr at Mayence in Germany
134. Albert
     1. Albert of Trapani, Confessor
     2. Albert, Bishop of Liège, martyr near Reims
135. Albina
     1. Albina, maiden martyr at Formio in Campania
136. Albinus
     1. Albinus, Bishop of Angers, Confessor
     2. Albinus, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
     3. Albinus/Albuinus, Bishop of Brixen in Tyrol
137. Aldegundis
     1. Aldegundis/Adelgundis, foundress and first abbess of Maubeuge in France
138. Aldhelm
     1. Aldhelm, Bishop of Sherborne, Confessor
139. Alexander
     1. Alexander Carbonarius, Bishop of Comana Pontica, martyr
     2. Alexander Sinigardi, first Bishop of Fermo, Italy, martyr
     3. Alexander the Roman, martyr
     4. Alexander the Roman, martyr at Drizipara in Pannonia
     5. Alexander, (Patriarch of Constantinople
     6. Alexander, bishop and martyr, identity uncertain
     7. Alexander, Bishop of Byzantium (Patriarch of Constantinople)
     8. Alexander, Bishop of Fiesole, martyr
     9. Alexander, Bishop of Jerusalem, Confessor
     10. Alexander, Bishop of Prusa in Bithynia, martyr
     11. Alexander, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
     12. Alexander, bishop, martyr near Rome
     13. Alexander, identity uncertain, commemorated near the Church of the Apostles
     14. Alexander, martyr
     15. Alexander, martyr at Aegae in Cilicia
     16. Alexander, martyr at Alexandria
     17. Alexander, martyr at Bergamo
     18. Alexander, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
     19. Alexander, martyr at Calytus
     20. Alexander, martyr at Carthage
     21. Alexander, martyr at Corinth
     22. Alexander, martyr at Crodamnus in Bithynia
     23. Alexander, martyr at Drizipara in Pannonia (Thrace)
     24. Alexander, martyr at Lyon
     25. Alexander, martyr at Nicomedia
     26. Alexander, martyr at Nyon
     27. Alexander, martyr at Ostia Tibernia
     28. Alexander, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
     29. Alexander, martyr at Thessalonica
     30. Alexander, martyr by wheel
     31. Alexander, martyr in Phrygia
     32. Alexander, martyr in the Sabine Mountains
     33. Alexander, martyr, identity uncertain
     34. Alexander, nineteenth Metropolitan of Alexandria
     35. Alexander, ostiary, martyr at Pinianus in Osimo
     36. Alexander, Patriarch of Constantinople
     37. Alexander, priest, martyr at Pidna in Macedonia
     38. Alexander, prison guard, martyr at Marseille
     39. Alexander, Roman martyr
     40. Alexander, soldier, martyr
     41. Alexander, soldier, martyr at Crodamnus in Bithynia
     42. Alexander, venerable old man, martyr
     43. Archbishop Alexander, identity uncertain
     44. Bishop Alexander, martyr at Adrianople in Thrace
     45. one of two Alexanders, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
     46. one of two Alexanders, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
     47. Pope Alexander I, martyr
     48. Procurator Alexander of Nicomedia
     49. second of two Alexanders, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
     50. second of two Alexanders, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
140. Alexander and Antonina
     1. Alexander and Antonina, martyrs at Crodamnus in Bithynia
141. Alexander and companions
     1. Alexander and 30 soldiers, martyrs
     2. Alexander and thirty-eight crowned martyrs at Rome
     3. Alexander and thirty-four companions, martyrs at Lyon
     4. Alexander, Abundius, Antigonus, and Fortunatus, martyrs at Thessalonica
     5. Bishop Alexander and companions (Heraclius, Anne, Elizabeth, Theodota, and Glyceria), martyrs at Adrianople
     6. Bishop Alexander and companions (Heraclius, Anne, Elizabeth, Theodota, and Glyceria), martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
     7. Bishop Alexander and companions, martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
142. Alexander and Heraclius
     1. Bishop Alexander and Heraclius the Warrior, martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
143. Alexander and John
     1. Alexander and John III, Patriarchs of Constantinople
144. Alexander and Theodore
     1. Alexander and Theodore, Roman martyrs
145. Alexander, Chronion, Julianus, Macarius and companions
     1. Alexander, Chronion, Julianus, Macarius, and 13 companions, martyrs at Alexandria
146. Alexander, Coluthus, and Barbarus
     1. Alexander, Coluthus, and Barbarus, martyrs
147. Alexander, Eventius, and Theodulus
     1. Pope Alexander I and priests Eventius and Theodulus, Roman martyrs
148. Alexander, Heraclius, and companions
     1. Bishop Alexander, Heraclius the Warrior, and companions (Anne, Elizabeth, Theodota, and Glyceria), martyrs at Adrianople
149. Alexander, John, and Paul
     1. Alexander, John III the Scholastic, and Paul IV, Patriarchs of Constantinople
     2. Alexander, John III, and Paul IV, Patriarchs of Constantinople
150. Alexanders
     1. two Alexanders, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
151. Alexanders and Dionysii
     1. two Alexanders and two Dionysii, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
152. Alexandra
     1. Alexandra, maiden martyr at Amisus
     2. Alexandra, maiden martyr at Amisus, near Pontus
     3. Alexandra, maiden martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
     4. Alexandra, maiden martyr of Aminsus (Amysus)
     5. Alexandra, wife of Diocletian, martyr at Nicomedia
153. Alexius
     1. Alexis, 'Man of God', Confessor, at Rome
     2. Alexius/Alexis, 'Man of God', Confessor at Rome
     3. Alexius/Alexis, 'Man of God', Confessor, at Rome
     4. Alexius/Alexis, Man of God, Confessor, at Rome
     5. Alexius/Alexis, ‘Man of God’, Confessor at Rome
     6. Alexius/Alexis, “Man of God”, Confessor at Rome
154. Allades
     1. Allades/Alla, martyr in Gotthia
155. Almachius
     1. Almachius, Roman martyr
156. Alodia
     1. Alodia, maiden martyr at Huesca
157. Alphaeus
     1. Alphaeus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
     2. Alphaeus, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
     3. Alphaeus/Alphius, martyr at Calytus
158. Alphaeus, Alexander, Zosimas, and Nicon
     1. Alphaeus, Alexander, Zosimas, and Nicon, martyrs at Calytus
159. Alphaïs
     1. Alphaïs/Alphiades, martyr, identity uncertain
160. Alphius
     1. Alphius, martyr at Sicily
     2. Alphius, martyr in Sicily
161. Alphius and Philadelphus
     1. Alphius and Philadelphus, martyrs in Sicily
162. Alphius, Philadelphus, and Cyrinus
     1. Alphius, Philadelphus, and Cyrinus, martyrs at Sicily
163. Alphius, Philadelphus, Cyrinus, and companions
     1. Alphius, Philadelphus, Cyrinus, Onesimus, Erasmus, and fourteen others, martyrs in Sicily
164. Alpinianus
     1. Alpinianus, priest, disciple of Martialis
165. Alypius
     1. Alypius, Bishop of Tagaste in Africa, Confessor
     2. Alypius, martyr
     3. Alypius, Stylite, Confessor
166. Alypius, Eubiotus, Paul, and Juliana
     1. Alypius, Eubiotus, Paul, and Juliana, martyrs
167. Amalberga
     1. Amalberga/Amalia, nun at Muenster-Busen in Flanders
168. Amandus
     1. Amandus, bishop and Confessor
     2. Amandus, Bishop of Bordeaux, Confessor
169. Amantius
     1. Amantius, Bishop of Como, Confessor
     2. Amantius, bishop, martyr at Nyon
     3. Amantius, deacon
     4. Amantius, priest at Tifernum, Confessor
     5. Amantius, Roman martyr
     6. Amantius/Amandus, first Bishop of Rodez in Gaul
170. Amantius, Alexander and companions
     1. Amantius, Alexander and companions, martyrs at Nyon
171. Amaranthus
     1. Amaranthus, martyr at Vieux near Albi
172. Amator
     1. Amator, Bishop of Autun
     2. Amator, Bishop of Auxerre
     3. Amator, priest, martyr at Cordova
173. Amator, Peter, and Louis
     1. Amator, Peter, and Louis, martyrs near Cordova
174. Amatus
     1. Amatus, Bishop of Nusco in Italy
     2. Amatus, Bishop of Sens, France
     3. Amatus/Aimé, abbot of Remiremont Monastery, Confessor
175. Ambicus
     1. Ambicus/Umbicus, martyr at Nicomedia
176. Ambicus, Victor, and Julius
     1. Ambicus, Victor, and Julius, martyrs at Nicomedia
177. Ambrose
     1. Ambrose, abbot of Saint Maurice, canton of Valais, Switzerland
     2. Ambrose, Bishop of Cahors, buried at Bourges
     3. Ambrose, Bishop of Milan
     4. Ambrose, centurion, martyr at Ferentino in Latium
178. Ammia
     1. Ammia, teacher of Mamas, at Caesarea in Palestine
179. Ammianus
     1. Ammanius, martyr in Lydia
     2. Ammianus, martyr in Lydia
180. Ammon
     1. Ammon, deacon, martyr at Adrianople in Macedonia, leader of Forty Maiden Martyrs
     2. Ammon, deacon, martyr at Adrianople in Macedonia, leader of Forty Virgin Martyrs
     3. Ammon, deacon, martyr at Adrianople in Macedonia, leader of the forty maiden martyrs
     4. Ammon, deacon, martyr at Adrianople in Macedonia, leader of the Forty maiden martyrs
     5. Ammon, deacon, martyr at Adrianopole in Macedonia, leader of 40 Virgin Martyrs
     6. Ammon, deacon, martyr at Adrianopole in Macedonia, leader of forty maiden martyrs
     7. Ammon, deacon, martyr at Adrianopole in Macedonia, leader of the forty maiden martyrs
     8. Ammon, deacon, martyr at Adrianopole in Macedonia, leader of the Forty Maiden Martyrs
     9. Ammon, lector at Pentapolis in Libya, martyr
     10. Ammon, martyr at Alexandria
     11. Ammon, soldier, martyr at Alexandria
     12. Ammon/Amonas, ascete in the Theban desert in Africa
     13. Ammon/Amun the Great, Cenobite in Egypt
181. Ammon and companions
     1. Ammon, Zeno, Ptolemaeus, Ingenes, and Theophilus, soldiers, martyrs at Alexandria
182. Ammon and forty women
     1. Ammon and the forty maiden martyrs
     2. Ammon and the Forty maiden martyrs
     3. Ammon, martyr, and the forty maiden martyrs
     4. Ammon, martyr, and the Forty maiden martyrs
     5. Ammon, martyr, and the Forty Maiden Martyrs
     6. Ammon, martyrn and the forty maiden martyrs
183. Ammon, Theophilus, Neoterus, and companions
     1. Ammon, Theophilus, Neoterus, and twenty-two companions, martyrs at Alexandria
184. Ammonaria
     1. Ammonaria, young girl, martyr at Alexandria
     2. another Ammonaria, martyr at Alexandria
185. Ammonaria, Mercuria, Dionysia, and another Ammonaria
     1. Ammonaria, Mercuria, Dionysia, and another Ammonaria, martyrs at Alexandria
186. Ammonathas
     1. Ammonathas, hermit near Pelusium in Egypt
187. Ammonathas and Antha
     1. Ammonathas and Antha, hermits near Pelusium in Egypt
188. Ammonius
     1. Ammonius, bishop, martyr at Alexandria
     2. Ammonius, martyr at Alexandria
     3. Ammonius, martyr at Antioch
     4. Ammonius, soldier, martyr in Bithynia
     5. Ven. Ammonius, identity uncertain
189. Amos
     1. Prophet Amos
190. Ampelius
     1. Ampelius, martyr in northwestern Africa
191. Amphilochius
     1. Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium, Confessor
     2. Amphilochius, judge, martyr
192. Amphion
     1. Amphion, Bishop of Epiphania in Cilicia Secunda
193. Amplius
     1. Ampliatus/Amplias/Amplius of the Seventy Disciples, martyr
     2. Amplius/Amplias/Ampliatus of the 70 Disciples, martyr
     3. Amplius/Amplias/Ampliatus of the Seventy Disciples, martyr
194. Anacletus
     1. Pope Anacletus, marytr
195. Ananias
     1. Ananias of the Seventy Disciples, Baptizer of Paul
     2. Ananias the Persian, martyr
     3. Ananias, Bishop of Ephesus
     4. Ananias, priest, martyr in Phoenicia
     5. Ananias, youth
     6. Ananias/Hannanja, priest, martyr in Persia
196. Ananias, Azarias, and Misael
     1. Ananias, Azarias, and Misael, youths
197. Ananias, Azarias, Misael, and Daniel
     1. Ananias, Azarias, Misael, and Prophet Daniel
198. Ananias, Peter, and companions
     1. Ananias, Peter, and seven soldiers, martyrs in Phoenicia
199. Anastasia
     1. Anastasia
     2. Anastasia Pharmacolytria, martyr
     3. Anastasia the Elder/the Roman, martyr
     4. Anastasia, ascete and martyr, identity uncertain
     5. Anastasia, maiden martyr of Rome
     6. Anastasia, maiden martyr, probably of Rome
     7. Anastasia, martyr at Sirmium
     8. Anastasia, martyr, identity uncertain
     9. Anastasia, Roman matron, martyr
     10. Anastasia, Virgin Martyr, probably of Rome
     11. Anastasia/Anastasius, martyr, identity uncertain
200. Anastasia and Basilissa
     1. Anastasia and Basilissa, Roman matrons, martyrs
201. Anastasia and Chrysogonus
     1. Anastasia Pharmacolytria and Chrysogonus, martyrs
     2. Anastasia Pharmocolytria and Chrysogonu, martyrs
202. Anastasia and companions
     1. Anastasia Pharmacolytria and other unspecified women, martyrs
     2. Anastasia Pharmacolytria and unspecified other women, martyrs
     3. Anastasia Pharmacolytria, martyr, and unspecified other women
     4. Anastasia Pharmocolytria, martyr, and other unspecified women
     5. Anastasia Pharmocolytria, martyr, and unspecified other women
203. Anastasia and Cyril
     1. Anastasia and Cyril, Roman martyrs
204. Anastasius
     1. Anastasius Cornicularius, martyr at Camerino
     2. Anastasius I, Patriarch of Antioch
     3. Anastasius II, Bishop of Pavia
     4. Anastasius II, the Sinaite, the Younger, Patriach of Antioch in Syria, martyr
     5. Anastasius Sinaita, Confessor
     6. Anastasius the Fuller, martyr
     7. Anastasius the Fuller, martyr at Salona
     8. Anastasius the Fuller, martyr at Salona in Dalmatia
     9. Anastasius the Persian, martyr
     10. Anastasius, Abbot at Suppetonia near Mt. Soracte
     11. Anastasius, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
     12. Anastasius, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
     13. Anastasius, martyr at Argenton
     14. Anastasius, martyr at Corfinium
     15. Anastasius, martyr at Nicomedia
     16. Anastasius, martyr by beheading
     17. Anastasius, martyr in Armenia
     18. Anastasius, Patriarch of Jerusalem
     19. Anastasius, priest, martyr
     20. Anastasius, priest/monk, martyr at Cordova
     21. Anastasius,Bishop of Terni in Umbria, Confessor
     22. Pope Anastasius I, Confessor
205. Anastasius and companions
     1. Anastasius and companions, martyrs at Camerino
     2. Anastasius and companions, monks at Suppetonia near Mt. Soracte
206. Anastasius, Felix, and Digna
     1. Anastasius, Felix, and Digna, martyrs at Cordova
207. Anastasius, Placidus, Genesius, and companions
     1. Anastasius, Placidus, Genesius, and unspecified companions, martyrs
208. Anastasiuses
     1. two Anastasiuses, disciples of Maximus the Confessor/Theologian, martyrs
209. Anatholon
     1. Anatholon, Bishop of Milan, Confessor
210. Anatolia
     1. Anatolia, maiden martyr at Tora in Italy
211. Anatolia and Audax
     1. Anatolia and Audax, martyrs at Tora in Italy
212. Anatolianus
     1. Anatolianus, martyr at Auvergne
213. Anatolius
     1. Anatolius, Bishop of Laodicea in Syria
     2. Anatolius, martyr at Nicea
     3. Anatolius, martyr at Nicea in Bithynia
     4. Anatolius, Patriarch of Constantinople
     5. Anatolius, sibling martyr
214. Andeolus
     1. Andeolus, subdeacon, martyr near Viviers
215. Andochius
     1. Andochius, priest, martyr at Saulieu
216. Andreas
     1. Andreas, martyr at Alexandria
217. Andrew
     1. Andrew of Crete, martyr at Constantinople
     2. Andrew the General/Stratelates, martyr
     3. Andrew, anchorite in Egypt
     4. Andrew, Bishop of Crete/Jerusalem
     5. Andrew, Bishop of Crete/Jerusalem, Confessor
     6. Andrew, Bishop of Florence, Confessor
     7. Andrew, identity uncertain
     8. Andrew, martyr
     9. Andrew, martyr at Constantinople
     10. Andrew, martyr at Smyrna
     11. Andrew, martyr at Troas
     12. Andrew, martyr in Africa
     13. Andrew, martyr in Africa under Basilius
     14. Andrew, Megalomartyr
     15. Andrew, Megalomartyr, in Cilicia
     16. Andrew, Megalomartyra
     17. Apostle Andrew
218. Andrew and Ambrose
     1. Andrew, Bishop of Crete/Jerusalem, and Ambrose, Bishop of Milan
219. Andrew and companions
     1. Andrew the General/Stratelates, Heraclius, Faust, Menas, and companions
     2. Andrew, John, Peter, and Antonius martyrs in Africa
     3. Andrew, Megalomartyr and 2,593 companions
     4. Andrew, Megalomartyr and 2,593 soldiers
     5. Andrew, Megalomartyr and companions
     6. Andrew, Megalomartyr, and 2,593 companions
220. Andrew and Probus
     1. Andrew and Probus, martyrs
221. Andrew, John, and Antonius
     1. Andrew, John, and Antonius, martyrs in Africa
222. Andrew, John, Peter, and Antonius
     1. Andrew, John, Peter, and Antonius, martyrs in Africa
223. Andrew, Stephen, Peter, Paul, and companions
     1. Andrew, Stephen, Peter, Paul, and companions, martyrs at Constantinople
224. Andromachus
     1. Andromachus, Greek martyr by fire
225. Andromachus and Diodorus
     1. Andromachus and Diodorus, Greek martyrs by fire
226. Andronicus
     1. Andronicus, Confessor at Tabenna, ascete
     2. Andronicus, disciple of Paul
     3. Andronicus, hieromartyr in Crete
     4. Andronicus, martyr at Alexandria
     5. Andronicus, martyr at Anazarbus in Cilicia
     6. Andronicus, martyr, identity uncertain
     7. Andronicus, soldier, companion of Faustus, Abibas, and Dionysius, martyrs at Alexandria
     8. Andronicus, soldier, martyr at Alexandria
     9. Αndronicus, disciple of Paul
227. Andronicus and Athanasia
     1. Andronicus and Athanasia of Tabenna, ascetes
     2. Andronicus, and Athanasia of Tabenna, ascetes
228. Andronicus and Junias
     1. Αndronicus and Junias, disciples of Paul
229. Andronus
     1. Andronus, martyr at Ancyra
230. Andropelagia
     1. Andropelagia, maiden martyr at Alexandria
     2. Andropelagia, Virgin Martyr at Alexandria
231. Andropelagia and Thecla
     1. Andropelagia and Thecla/Theocleia, maiden martyrs at Alexandria
     2. Andropelagia and Thecla/Theocleia, maiden martyrs, companion of Faustus, Abibas, and Dionysius, martyrs at Alexandria
232. Anectus
     1. Anectus, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
     2. Anectus, martyr at Corinth
233. Anempodistus
     1. Anempodistus, martyr in Persia
234. Anesius
     1. Anesius, martyr in northwestern Africa
235. angels
     1. Multitude of Angels
236. Angelus
     1. Angelus, martyr in Morocco
     2. Angelus, priest, martyr in Sicily
237. Anianus
     1. Anianus, Bishop of Alexandria
     2. Anianus/Aignan, Bishop of Orléans
238. Anicetus
     1. Anicetus/Nicetas the Count, martyr at Nicomedia
     2. Apostle Anicetus, identity uncertain
     3. Pope Anicetus, martyr
239. Animaïs
     1. Animaïs/Animaïda, martyr in Gotthia
240. Aninas
     1. Aninas, Confessor, thaumaturgus and hermit
     2. Aninas, thaumaturgus and hermit, Confessor
241. Anne
     1. Anne the New, daughter of John, deacon, from the men’s monastery, known as ‘the eunuch Euthymianus’
     2. Anne, martyr at Adrianople in Thrace
     3. Anne, mother of Bishop Cyriacus of Byzantium/Jerusalem, martyr
     4. Anne, mother of the Virgin Mary
     5. Anne, Mother of the Virgin Mary
     6. Anne, noble widow of Constantinople, martyr
     7. Anne/Annas, martyr in Gotthia
     8. Prophet Anne
     9. Venerable Anne/Susanna of Constantinople
242. Anne and Elizabeth
     1. Anne and Elizabeth, martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
243. Anne, Elizabeth, and companions
     1. Anne, Elizabeth, and companions (Bishop Alexander, Heraclius the Warrior, Theodota, and Glyceria), martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
     2. Anne, Elizabeth, and companions, martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
244. Anno
     1. Anno/Hanno II, Archbishop of Cologne
245. Annunciation
     1. Annunciation to the Virgin Mary
246. Ansanus
     1. Ansanus, boy martyr at Siena in Tuscia
247. Ansbert
     1. Ansbert, Archbishop of Rouen
248. Anselm
     1. Anselm the Younger, Bishop of Lucca, Confessor
     2. Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury, Confessor
249. Anskar
     1. Anskar/Anscharius, bishop, Apostle of the North
250. Ansovinus
     1. Ansovinus, Bishop of Camerino in, Italy, Confessor
251. Antha
     1. Antha, hermit near Pelusium in Egypt
252. Anthelmus
     1. Anthelmus, Bishop of Belley, Confessor
253. Antherus
     1. Pope Antherus of Rome, martyr (d. 236)
254. Anthes
     1. Anthes, martyr at Salerno
255. Anthia
     1. Anthia, mother of Eleutherius Cubicularius, martyr at Messina
     2. Anthia, Roman martyr
256. Anthimus
     1. Anthimus, deacon, martyr at Nicomedia
     2. Anthimus, fmartyr at Aegae
     3. Anthimus, martyr
     4. Anthimus, martyr at Aegae
     5. Anthimus, priest and monk
     6. Anthimus, priest, Roman martyr
     7. Bishop Anthimus of Nicomedia, martyr
257. Anthimus and companions
     1. Anthimus and companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
258. Anthimus, Thallelaeus, Christopher, and Euphemia
     1. Anthimus, Thallelaeus, and spouses Christopher and Euphemia, martyrs at Nicomedia
259. Anthimus, Thallelaeus, Christopher, Euphemia, children, and Pancharius
     1. Anthimus, Thallelaeus, spouses Christopher and Euphemia and their children, and Pancharius, martyrs at Nicomedia
260. Anthimus, Thalleleus, Christopher, Euphemia, and children
     1. Anthimus, Thalleleus, and spouses Christopher and Euphemia and their children martyrs at Nicomedia
     2. Anthimus, Thalleleus, spouses Christopher and Euphemia, and their children, martyrs at Nicomedia
261. Anthimus, Thalleleus, Christopher, Euphemia, children, and Pancharius
     1. Anthimus, Thalleleus, spouses Christopher and Euphemia and their children, and Pancharius, martyrs at Nicomedia
262. Anthiochus
     1. Anthiochus, physician, martyr at Soci near Sardinia
263. Anthony
     1. Anthony Cauleas, Patriarch of Constantinople
     2. Anthony of Lérins, Confessor, monk
     3. Anthony of Padua, Confessor
     4. Anthony of the Theban Legion, martyr at Placentia
     5. Anthony the Great, abbot
     6. Anthony the Great, Abbot
     7. Anthony the New, Bishop of Ephesus
     8. Anthony, bishop, identity uncertain
     9. Anthony, Confessor, monk in the monastery of St. Andrew's in Rome
     10. Anthony, Greek martyr by burning
     11. Anthony, Greek martyr by fire
     12. Anthony, identity uncertain
     13. Anthony, priest, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
     14. Anthony, Roman martyr
     15. Anthony/Antoninus of Apamea in Syria, martryr
     16. Anthony/Antoninus of Apamea in Syria, martyr
     17. Anthony/Antoninus, abbot at Sorrento, Benedictine Order
     18. Anthony/Antoninus, martyr at Alexandria
     19. Anthony/Antoninus, martyr, of Apamea in Syria
     20. Anthony/Antoninus, of Apamea in Syria, martyr
     21. Ven. Anthony, identity uncertain
264. Anthony, Merulus, and John
     1. Anthony, Merulus, and John, Confessors, monks in the monastery of St. Andrew's in Rome
265. Anthusa
     1. Anthusa the Younger, Greek or Persian martyr
     2. Anthusa, abbess of Homoia (Eumenia), daughter of Emperor Constantine Copronymus
     3. Anthusa, martyr
     4. Anthusa, martyr at Tarsus
     5. Ven. Anthusa, senior, of Seleucia
     6. Venerable Anthusa, abbess
266. Anthusa and companions
     1. Anthusa and twelve servants, martyrs
     2. Anthusa, martyr, and twelve servants
267. Anthusa, Athanasius, Charesimus, and Neophytus
     1. Ven. Anthusa, Bishop Athanasius of Tarsus, Charesimus, and Neophytus, martyrs
     2. Ven. Anthusa, Bishop Athanasius of Tarsus, Charesius, and Neophytus, martyrs
268. Antidius
     1. Antidius, Bishop of Besançon, martyr
269. Antigonus
     1. Antigonus, Greek martyr by fire
     2. Antigonus, martyr at Thessalonica
270. Antinogenes
     1. Antinogenes, martyr at Emerita in Spain
271. Antiochus
     1. Anthiocus, physician at Sebaste, martyr
     2. Antiochus, hermit in the Syrian desert
     3. Antiochus, identity uncertain
     4. Antiochus, monk at the Laura of St. Sabas, Confessor
     5. Antiochus, physician at Sebaste, martyr
     6. Antiochus, Roman tribune, martyr at Caesarea Philippi
     7. Antiochus/Anduel, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
272. Antiochus and Cyriacus
     1. Antiochus and Cyriacus, martyrs at Ancyra
273. Antipas
     1. Antipas, bishop, martyr at Pergamus in Asia
274. Antipater
     1. Antipater, Bishop of Bostra in Arabia
275. Antonia
     1. Antonia, maiden martyr at Cirta
     2. Antonia/Antonina, martyr at Nicomedia
276. Antonina
     1. Antonina, maiden martyr at Crodamnus in Bithynia
     2. Antonina, martyr near Nicaea
277. Antoninus
     1. Antoninus of the Machabee children, martyr
     2. Antoninus, Archbishop of Florence, Confessor
     3. Antoninus, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
     4. Antoninus, boy martyr at Capua
     5. Antoninus, hermit in the Syrian desert
     6. Antoninus, identity uncertain
     7. Antoninus, martyr
     8. Antoninus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
     9. Antoninus, martyr at Nicomedia
     10. Antoninus, martyr at Nicomedia by drowning
     11. Antoninus, Patron of Palencia in Spain, martyr
     12. Antoninus, Roman martyr
     13. Antoninus/Anthony, martyr at Nicomedia
     14. Antoninus/Antonia, martyr
     15. Antoninus/Antonia, martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
     16. Antonius/Antonia, martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
     17. Antononus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
278. Antoninus, Germanus, Zebinas, and Manatho
     1. Antoninus, Germanus, Zebinas, and Manatho, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
279. Antoninus, Nicephorus, Germanus, Zebinas, and Ennatha
     1. Antoninus, Nicephorus, Germanus, Zebinas and Ennatha, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
     2. Antoninus, Nicephorus, Germanus, Zebinas, and Ennatha, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
280. Antoninus, Nicephorus, Germanus, Zebinas, and Manatho
     1. Antoninus, Nicephorus, Germanus, Zebinas, and Manatho, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
281. Antonius
     1. Antonius of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
     2. Antonius, martyr at Alexandria
     3. Antonius, martyr at Nicomedia
     4. Antonius, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
     5. Antonius, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
     6. Antonius, martyr in Africa
     7. Antonius, martyr in Africa under Basilius
     8. Antonius, one of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
     9. Antonius/Antonia, martyr in Ancyra in Galatia
282. Antonius, Melasippus, and Cassine
     1. Antonius, Melasippus, and Cassine, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
283. Anysia
     1. Anysia, martyr at Thessalonica
284. Anysius
     1. Anysius/Onisius, Bishop of Thessalonica, papal delegate in Eastern Illyria
285. Apelles
     1. Apelles, Bishop of Smyrna, martyr
     2. Apelles/Amplius, martyr at Messina in Sicily
     3. Apelles/Apellius of the Seventy Disciples, martyr at Colossae
     4. Apelles/Apellius, Bishop of Smyrna, of the Seventy Disciples
286. Apelles and Caius
     1. Apelles and Gaius, martyrs at Messina in Sicily
287. Apelles and Lucius
     1. Apelles and Lucius, bishops, martyrs at Smyrna
288. Apelles, Lucius, and Clement
     1. Apelles, Lucius, and Clement of the Seventy Disciples
289. Apelles, Luke, and Clement
     1. Apelles, Luke, and Clement of the Seventy Disciples
290. Aper
     1. Aper/Evre, Bishop of Toul
291. Aphraates
     1. Aphraates, 'the Persian Sage,' hermit in Syria
     2. Aphraates, ‘the Persian Sage,’ hermit in Syria
292. Aphrodisius
     1. Aphrodisius, ascete, disciple of Sabas
     2. Aphrodisius, martyr
     3. Aphrodisius, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
     4. Aphrodisius, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
     5. Aphrodisius, martyr in northwestern Africa
     6. Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, Valerianus, and companions, sixty martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     7. Aphrodisius, priest, martyr at Alexandria
293. Aphrodisius and companions
     1. Aphrodisius and 59 companions (Meldeus, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, Valerianus and others), martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     2. Aphrodisius and thirty companions, martyrs at Alexandria
     3. Aphrodisius, Meldas, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, Valerianus and companions, sixty martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     4. Aphrodisius, Meldas, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, Valerianus, and companions, sixty martyrs at Scythopolis
     5. Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Gordianus, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, and Valerianuss, martyrs of Scythopolis in Palestine
     6. Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, Valerianus and companions, martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     7. Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, Valerianus and companions, sixty martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     8. Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Leontius, Antonius, Valerianus, Macrobius, and companions, sixty martyrs of Scythopolis in Palestine
294. Aphrodisius, Caralippus, Agapius, and Eusebius
     1. Aphrodisius, Caralippus, Agapius, and Eusebius, martyrs
295. Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Macrobius, and companions
     1. Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Macrobius, and companions (Antonius, Valerianus, Leontius, and fifty-four others), sixty martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
296. Aphthonius
     1. Aphthonicus, martyr in Persia
     2. Aphthonius, martyr in Persia
297. Apodemius
     1. Apodemius of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
298. apodosis
     1. Apodosis of Christmas
     2. Apodosis of Dormition of the Virgin Mary
     3. Apodosis of Entry of the Virgin Mary into the Temple
     4. Apodosis of Epiphany
     5. Apodosis of Exaltation of the Holy Cross
     6. Apodosis of John the Evangelist
     7. Apodosis of Presentation of Jesus to Simon the Just in the Temple
     8. Apodosis of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary
     9. Apodosis of the Holy Innocents Slain by Herod in Bethlehem
     10. Apodosis of the Nativity of John the Baptist
     11. Apodosis of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary
     12. Apodosis of the Transfiguration
     13. Apodosis of Transfiguration
     14. Apodosis/Octave of All Saints' Day
     15. Apodosis/Octave of Apostles Peter and Paul
     16. Octave of the Feast of Stephen, Protomartyr
     17. Octave/Apodosis of Laurentius, archdeacon, martyr at Rome
299. Apollinaris
     1. Apollinaris of Ravenna, bishop, martyr
     2. Apollinaris, Bishop of Hierapolis in Phrygia
     3. Apollinaris, Bishop of Ravenna, martyr
     4. Apollinaris, Bishop of Valence on the Rhône
     5. Apollinaris, martyr at Reims
     6. Apollinaris, martyr in northwestern Africa
     7. Ven. Apollinaris Syncletica
300. Apollinaris and Vitalis
     1. Bishops Apollinaris and Vitalis of Ravenna
     2. Bishops Apollinaris and Vitalis of Ravenna, martyrs
301. Apollo
     1. Apollo, bishop, probably in Bithynia
     2. Apollo, disciple of the Apostles
     3. Apollo, martyr at Nicomedia
     4. Apollo/Apollonius/Apollos, founder of monastery near Hermopolis, Confessor
302. Apollonia
     1. Apollonia, maiden martyr at Alexandria
303. Apollonius
     1. Apollonius the Apologist, Roman martyr
     2. Apollonius, bishop
     3. Apollonius, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
     4. Apollonius, Bishop of Rome
     5. Apollonius, Bishop of Rome, martyr
     6. Apollonius, boy martyr at Antioch
     7. Apollonius, martyr
     8. Apollonius, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
     9. Apollonius, martyr at Iconium
     10. Apollonius, martyr at Terni
     11. Apollonius, martyr by fire and sea
     12. Apollonius, martyr in Egypt
     13. Apollonius, priest, martyr at Alexandria
304. Apollonius and companions
     1. Apollonius and five companions, martyrs at Alexandria
     2. Apollonius, Alexander, Epimachus, and Onesimus, martyrs
305. Apollonius and Eugenius
     1. Apollonius and Eugenius, martyrs
306. Apollonius and Leontius
     1. Apollonius and Leontius, bishops
307. apostles
     1. Twelve Apostles
308. apparition
     1. Apparition of Archangel Michael at Chonae
     2. Apparition of the Archangel Michael on Mount Gargano in Italy, 493
     3. Apparition of the Holy Cross over Jerusalem during reign of Constantius
     4. Apparition of the Holy Cross over Jerusalem during the reign of Constantiu
     5. Apparition of the Holy Cross over Jerusalem during the reign of Constantius
     6. Apparition of the Holy Cross over Jerusalem under Constantius
     7. Apparition of the Light in the Sky
     8. Appartion of the Angel to Joseph
309. Apphia
     1. Apphia/Appia, martyr
     2. Apphia/Appia, martyr (with husband Philemon and Archippus)
310. Apphianus
     1. Apphianus/Amphianus of Lycia, martyr
311. Apphianus and Aedisius
     1. Apphianus/Amphianus and Aedisius of Lycia, sibling martyrs
312. Apphianus and companions
     1. Apphianus/Amphianus and Aedisius of Lycia, sibling martyrs, and companions
313. Appianus
     1. Appianus, martyr at Alexandria
314. Appion
     1. Appion, martyr by sword
315. Aprianus
     1. Aprianus/Arion/Aprionus, bishop in Cyprus
     2. Aprianus/Arion/Aprionus, bishop on Cyprus
316. Apronianus
     1. Apronianus, notary, Roman martyr
317. Apuleius
     1. Apuleius, disciple of Simon Magus, converted by Peter, martyr at Rome
318. Aquila
     1. Aquila, disciple of the Apostles
     2. Aquila, disciple of the Apostles, martyr
     3. Aquila, Greek martyr by stoning
     4. Aquila, martyr at Tomi
     5. Aquila, martyr at Trebizond in Asia MInor
     6. Aquila, martyr at Trebizond in Asia Minor
     7. Aquila, martyr in Egypt
     8. Aquila, martyr in northwestern Africa
     9. Aquila, martyr in Phrygia
319. Aquila and Hilarius
     1. Aquila and Hilarius, Greek martyrs by stoning
320. Aquila and Priscilla
     1. Aquila and Priscilla of the Seventy Disciples
     2. Aquila and Priscilla of the Seventy Disciples, martyrs
321. Aquilina
     1. Aquilina the Elder, maiden martyr at Byblos in Phoenicia
     2. Aquilina the Elder, Virgin Martyr at Byblos in Phoenicia
     3. Aquilina the Younger, martyr at Sinope
     4. Aquilina, martyr in Lycia
     5. Aquilina, wife of eparch who tortured Azes, martyr
322. Aquilina and daughter
     1. Aquilina, wife of eparch who tortured Azes, and her daughter, martyrs
323. Aquilinus
     1. Aquilinus, Bishop of Evreux, Confessor
     2. Aquilinus, martyr at Fossombrone in Italy
     3. Aquilinus, martyr at Isauria
     4. Aquilinus, martyr at Nyon on Lake Geneva
     5. Aquilinus, martyr in Africa
     6. Aquilinus, priest, martyr at Milan
324. Aquilinus and companions
     1. Aquilinus and companions (Geminus, Eugenius, Marcianus, Quintus, Theodotus, and Tryphon), martyrs in Africa
325. Aquilinus and Victorianus
     1. Aquilinus and Victorianus, martyrs at Isauria
326. Aquilinus, Geminus, Gelasius, Magnus, and Donatus
     1. Aquilinus, Geminus, Gelasius, Magnus, and Donatus, martyrs at Fossombrone in Italy
327. Arabia
     1. Arabia/Araba, martyr at Nicea
328. Arator
     1. Arator, priest, martyr at Alexandria
329. Arator and companions
     1. Arator, Fortunatus, Felix, Silvius, and Vitalis martyrs at Alexandria
330. Arbogast
     1. Arbogast, Bishop of Strasbourg
331. Arcadius
     1. Arcadius, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
     2. Arcadius, Bishop of Trimithus, Cyprus
     3. Arcadius, Confessor, on Cyprus
     4. Arcadius, martyr
     5. Arcadius, martyr in Africa
     6. Arcadius, monk, son of Xenophon
     7. Arcadius, monk, son of Xenophon and Martha/Mary, Confessor
     8. Arcadius, monk, son of Xenophon and Mary/Martha, Confessor
     9. Ven. Arcadius, identity uncertain
332. Arcadius, Julianus, and Eubulus
     1. Arcadius, Confessor, on Cyprus, and his students Julianus and Eubulus, martyrs
333. Arcadius, Probus, Paschasius, Eutychianus, and Paulillus
     1. Arcadius, Probus, Paschasius, Eutychianus, and Paulillus, martyrs in Africa
334. Archangels
     1. Archangel Michael and other Archangels
     2. Archangels (Michael and unspecified others)
335. Archelaus
     1. Archelaus, Bishop of Khashkar in Mesopotamia
     2. Archelaus, deacon, martyr at Ostia Tiberina
     3. Archelaus, martyr at Nicomedia
336. Archelaus, Cyrinus, and Photius
     1. Archelaus, Cyrinus, and Photius, martyrs at Nicomedia
337. Archippus
     1. Archippus, Bishop of Colossae, companion of Apostle Paul, martyr
     2. Archippus, martyr dragged by horses
338. Archippus and companions
     1. Archippus, Philemon, Apollonius, Alexander, Epimachus, and Onesimus, martyrs
339. Archippus and Philemon
     1. Apostles Archippus and Philemon
     2. Apostles Philemon and Archippus, martyrs
     3. Apostles Philemon and Archippusa, martyrs
     4. Archippus and Philemon, martyrs
     5. Philemon and Archippus, martyrs
340. Archippus, Philemon, and Onesimus
     1. Archippus, Philemon, and Onesimus, martyrs
341. Archistarchus and Trophimus
     1. Aristarchus and Trophimus, disciples of the Apostles
342. Archistarchus, Pudens, and Trophimus
     1. Aristarchus, Pudens, and Trophimus, disciples of the Apostles
343. Archontion
     1. Archontion, martyr
344. Arcontius
     1. Arcontius, martyr at Capua
345. Ardalion
     1. Ardalion, actor, martyr in the East
346. Ares
     1. Ares, Egyptian martyr at Ascalon in Palestine
347. Ares, Elias, and Promus
     1. Ares, Elias, and Promus, Egyptian martyrs at Ascalon in Palestine
     2. Ares, Promus, and Elias, martyrs at Ascalon
348. Aresius
     1. Aresius, martyr
349. Aresius, Rogatus, and companions
     1. Aresius, Rogatus, and fifteen companions, martyrs
350. Arethas
     1. Arethas the Governor, martyr
351. Arethas and companions
     1. Arethas the Governor and 340/5000 citizens, martyrs
     2. Arethas the Governor and five thousand citizens, martyrs
     3. Arethas the Governor and five thousand citizens, martyrs at Rome
352. Aretius
     1. Aretius, Roman martyr
353. Aretius and Dacianus
     1. Aretius and Dacianus, Roman martyrs
354. Argeus
     1. Argeus/Argirus, martyr at Tomis on the Black Sea
355. Argeus, Narcissus, and Marcellinus
     1. Argeus, Narcissus, and Marcellinus, sibling martyrs at Tomis
356. Argymir
     1. Argymir, monk, martyr at Cordova
357. Ariadne
     1. Ariadne/Mary, maiden martyr at Prymnessus in Phrygia
     2. Ariadne/Mary, maidenn martyr at Prymnessus in Phrygia
     3. Ariadne/Mary, Virgin Martyr at Prymnessus in Phrygia
     4. Queen Ariadne, perhaps daughter of Emperor Leo
358. Arianus
     1. Arianus, officer, martyr at Nicomedia
359. Arianus, Theoticus, and companions
     1. Arianus, Theoticus, and three companions, officers, martyrs at Nicomedia
360. Aristaeus
     1. Aristaeus, Bishop of Capua, martyr
361. Aristaeus and Antoninus
     1. Aristaeus and Antoninus, martyrs at Capua
362. Aristarchus
     1. Aristarchus, companion of Apostle Paul
     2. Aristarchus, companion of Paul
     3. Aristarchus, companion Paul
363. Aristides
     1. Aristides of Athens, Confessor
364. Aristion
     1. Aristion, disciple of Christ, martyr at Salamis in Cyprus
     2. Aristion/Arestus/Aristonippius/Aristonis, bishop, martyr at Alexandria
365. Aristobulus
     1. Aristobulus of the Seventy Disciples
366. Aristoclea
     1. Aristoclea, martyr
367. Aristocleus
     1. Aristocleus of Tamasus on Cyprus, priest and martyr at Salamina
     2. Aristocleus of Tamasus on Cyprus, priest and martyr at Salamis
     3. Aristocleus of Tamasus on Cyprus, priest, martyr
368. Aristocleus, Demetrianus, and Athanasius
     1. Aristocleus, Demetrianus, and Athanasius, martyrs at Salamina
     2. Aristocleus, Demetrius and Athanasius, martyrs
369. Aristocleus, Heraclius, and Aristoclea
     1. Aristocleus, Heraclius, and Aristoclea, martyrs
370. Ariston
     1. Ariston, martyr in Campania
371. Ariston and companions
     1. Ariston, Crescentianus, Eutychianus, Urbanus, Vitalis, Justus, Felicissimus, Felix, Martia, and Symphorosa, martyrs in Campania
372. Aristonicus
     1. Aristonicus, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
373. Arisus
     1. Arisus, hermit in Egypt
374. Armentarius
     1. Armentarius, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
375. Armogastes
     1. Armogastes, Vandal count, martyr in Africa
376. Armogastes, Mascula, and Saturus
     1. Armogastes, Mascula, and Saturs, martyrs in Africa
377. Arnulph
     1. Arnulph, Bishop of Metz, Confessor
     2. Arnulph, Bishop of Soissons
378. Arpilus
     1. Arpilus, monk, martyr in Gotthia
379. Arrhianus
     1. Arian/Arrhianus, judge of Philemon and Apollonius, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
     2. Arrhianus, judge of Philemon and Apollonius, martyr
380. Arrhianus and companions
     1. Arian/Arrhianus and companions (Philemon, Apollonius, and three protectors), martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
381. Arrhius
     1. Arrhius/Orus, martyr in Egypt
382. Arsacius
     1. Arcasius, Patriarch of Constantinople
     2. Arsacius, hermit at Nicomedia
     3. Arsacius, martyr by sword
     4. Arsacius, martyr by the sword
     5. Arsacius, martyr, identity uncertain
     6. Arsacius, Patriarch of Constantinople
383. Arsenius
     1. Arsenius the Great, hermit in Egypt
     2. Arsenius, Archbishop of Corfu
     3. Arsenius, martyr at Alexandria
     4. Ven. Arsenius, identity uncertain
384. Artemas
     1. Artemas, disciple of Paul, bishop of Lystra in Asia Minor
385. Artemidorus
     1. Artemidorus, Greek martyr
     2. Artemidorus, martyr
     3. Artemidorus, martyr by beheading
386. Artemidorus and Basilius
     1. Artemidorus and Basilius, martyrs
387. Artemidorus and Glycon
     1. Artemidorus and Glycon, martyrs
388. Artemidorus and Thalleleus
     1. Artemidorus and Thalleleus, martyrs by beheading
389. Artemidorus, Basilius, and Glycon
     1. Artemidorus, Basilius, and Glycon, martyrs
390. Artemius
     1. Artemius, martyr, identity uncertain
     2. Artemius, Megalomartyr
     3. Artemius, Roman martyr
391. Artemius, Candida, and Paulina
     1. Artemius, Candida, and Paulina, Roman martyrs
392. Artemon
     1. Artemon, Bishop of Seleucia in Pisidia
     2. Artemon, Greek martyr killed by the sword
     3. Artemon, priest, martyr at Laodicea in Phrygia
393. Artemon and Narses
     1. Artemon and Narses, Greek martyrs killed by the sword
394. Asaph
     1. Asaph, Confessor, Bishop in Wales
395. Asaph and Walburga
     1. Asaph, Bishop of Wales, and Walburga, abbess
396. Asclas
     1. Asclas/Aeschylus, martyr at Hermopolis
397. Asclepiades
     1. Asclepiades, bishop, martyr at Antioch
     2. Asclepiades/Asclepiodotes, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
     3. Asclepiades/Asclepiodotes, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadociat
398. Asclepiodotes
     1. Asclepiodote, martyr at Saltus near Philippopolis
     2. Asclepiodotes, martyr at Philippopolis
     3. Asclepiodotes, martyr at Saltus near Philippopolis
     4. Asclepiodotes, martyr at Saltus neart Philippopolis
399. Asella
     1. Asella, maiden at Rome
400. Askitrea
     1. Askitrea, maiden martyr in Persia
401. Aspren
     1. Aspren, First Bishop of Naples
     2. Aspren, first Bishop of Naples
402. Asteria
     1. Asteria, maiden martyr at Bergamo
403. Asterius
     1. Asterius Thaumaturgus, senator, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
     2. Asterius, Bishop of Petra in Arabia, Confessor
     3. Asterius, martyr at Aegae in Cilicia
     4. Asterius, Roman priest, martyr at Ostia
404. Astheis
     1. Astheis/Thea, martyr in Persia
405. Astius
     1. Astius/Asteius Aberistus, Bishop of Durrhachium (Durazzo) in Albania, martyr
406. Asyncritus
     1. Asyncritus, disciple of the Apostles
     2. Asyncritus, martyr at Byzantium
     3. Asyncritus, martyr in Byzantium
407. Asyncritus and companions
     1. Asyncritus and companions, martyrs at Byzanatium
408. Athanasia
     1. Athanasia of Aegina, founder of Timia convent
     2. Athanasia of Tabenna, ascete
     3. Athanasia, ascete at Tabenna
     4. Athanasia, martyr at Alexandria
409. Athanasius
     1. Athanasius Commentarisius, hermit martyr in Cilicia
     2. Athanasius Commentarisius, martyr in Cilicia
     3. Athanasius the Confessor, of the Paulopetrian Monastery near Nicomedia
     4. Athanasius the Confessor, of the SS Peter and Paul Monastery near Nicomedia
     5. Athanasius the Confessor, of the SS. Peter and Paul Monastery near Nicomedia
     6. Athanasius the Great, Bishop of Alexandria, Confessor
     7. Athanasius the Great, Confessor, Bishop of Alexandria
     8. Athanasius the Great, Patriarch of Alexandria, Confessor
     9. Athanasius the Reader, martyr at Salamina
     10. Athanasius, Bishop of Tarsus, martyr
     11. Athanasius, deacon, martyr at Jerusalem
     12. Athanasius, first Archbishop of Hungary
     13. Athanasius, first Bishop of Naples, Confessor
     14. Athanasius, Greek martyr by club
     15. Athanasius, Patriarch of Constantinople, identity uncertain
410. Athanasius and Stephen
     1. Athanasius, first Archbishop of Hungary, and Stephen, King of Hungary
411. Athanasius, Anthusa, and companions
     1. Athanasius, Anthusa, and two companions (Carisius and Neophytus), martyrs at Tarsus
412. Athenodorus
     1. Athenodorus, brother of Gregory the Miracle Worker and bishop in Pontus, martyr
     2. Athenodorus, disciple of Pachomius the Great, in Tabennisi, Egypt
     3. Athenodorus, Greek martyr
     4. Athenodorus, martyr, ascete in the Syrian desert
413. Athenodorus and companions
     1. Athenodorus, martyr, ascete in the Syrian desert, and companions
414. Athenodorus and Philaretus
     1. Athenodorus and Philaretus, Greek martyrs
415. Athenogenes
     1. Athenogenes the Old Theologian, Bishop of Pidachthoa (Heliopolis) in Armenia, martyr
     2. Athenogenes the Old Theologian, Bishop of Pidachthos (Heliopolis) in Armenia, martyr
     3. Athenogenus the Old Theologian, Bishop of Pidachthoa (Heliopolis) in Armenia, martyr
416. Athenogenes and disciples
     1. Athenogenes the Old Theologian and his disciples, martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
     2. Athenogenes the Old Theologian and his ten disciples, martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
417. Attala
     1. Attala, second abbot of Bobbio, Confessor
418. Attalus
     1. Attalus, martyr at Catania in Sicily
     2. Attalus, martyr at Lyon
419. Atticus
     1. Atticus, Greek martyr
     2. Atticus, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
     3. Atticus, martyr in Phrygia
     4. Atticus, Patriarch of Constantinople
420. Atticus, Eudocius, Agapius, and companions
     1. Atticus, Eudocius, Agapius, and companions (Marinus, Oceanus, Eustratius, Carterius, Styrax, Nicopolitanus, and Tobias), martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
     2. Atticus, Eudocius, Agapius, and companions, martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
421. Atticus, Sisinnius, and companions
     1. Atticus, Sisinnius, and companions, Greek martyrs
422. Attilanus
     1. Attilanus, bishop at Tarazona in Spain, Confessor
423. Attius
     1. Attius, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
424. Auctus
     1. Auctus, martyr at Amphipolis in western Macedonia
425. Auctus, Taurio, and Thessalonica
     1. Auctus, Taurio, and Thessalonice, martyrs at Amphipolis in Macedonia
426. Auctus, Taurio, and Thessalonice
     1. Auctus, Taurio, and Thessalonica, martyrs at Amphipolis in western Macedonia
     2. Auctus, Taurio, and Thessalonice, martyrs at Amphipolis in western Macedonia
427. Audax
     1. Audax, martyr at Tora in Italy
428. Audifax
     1. Audifax, martyr near Rome
429. Audoenus
     1. Audoenus, Bishop of Rouen
430. Audomar
     1. Audomar/Omer, bishop, Confessor, founder of Sithiu Abbey
431. Augulus
     1. Augulus, Bishop of Augusta in Britain
432. Augurius
     1. Augurius, deacon at Tarragona, martyr
433. Augustalis
     1. Augustalis, bishop of Arles (?), Confessor
434. Augustine
     1. Augustine, Archbishop of Canterbury, Apostle of the English
     2. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo Regius, Confessor
     3. Augustine, Confessor, Bishop of Hippo Regius
435. Augustinus
     1. Augustinus, martyr at Nicomedia
436. Augustus
     1. Augustus, abbot of St. Symphorien, near Bourges, Confessor
     2. Augustus, African bishop, Confessor
     3. Augustus, martyr at Nicomedia
437. Aunacharius
     1. Aunacharius/Aunarius, Bishop of Auxerre
438. Aurea
     1. Aurea, abbess at Paris
     2. Aurea, maiden martyr at Cordova in Spain
439. Aurelia
     1. Aurelia, maiden martyr at Strasbourg
     2. Aurelia, maiden pilgrim from Asia
     3. Aurelia, Roman martyr
440. Aurelia and Neomisia
     1. Aurelia and Neomisia, maiden pilgrims from Asia
441. Aurelianus
     1. Aurelianus, Bishop of Arles, Confessor
442. Aurelius
     1. Aurelius, bishop in Asia
     2. Aurelius, martyr at Cordova
443. Aurelius and Publius
     1. Aurelius and Publius, bishops in Asia
444. Aureus
     1. Aureus, Bishop of Mayence, martyr
445. Aureus, Justina, and companions
     1. Aureus, Justina, and companions, martyrs in Germany
446. Auspicius
     1. Auspicius, Bishop of Treves and Tongres, Protomartyr
447. Austreberta
     1. Austreberta, abbess of Pavilly
448. Austregisil
     1. Austregisil, Archbishop of Bourges
449. Austremonius
     1. Austremonius/Stremoine, Apostle of Auvergne, bishop and martyr
450. Autbert
     1. Autbert, Bishop of Cambrai and Arras, Confessor
451. Autonomus
     1. Bishop Autonomus of Italy, martyr
452. Auxanus
     1. Auxanus, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
453. Auxentia
     1. Auxentia, identity uncertain
454. Auxentius
     1. Auxentius, Archimandrite in Bithynia
     2. Auxentius, Bishop of Mopsvestia, Cilicia
     3. Auxentius, martyr
     4. Ven. Auxentius, identity uncertain
455. Auxibius
     1. Auxentius, Bishop of Soli on Cyprus, Confessor
     2. Auxibius, Bishop of Soli in Cyprus, Confessor
     3. Auxibius, Bishop of Soli on Cyprus, Confessor
     4. Auxibius, Confessor, Bishop of Soli in Cyprus
456. Auxibius and companions
     1. Auxibius, Bishop of Soli, and companions
     2. Auxibius, Bishop of Soli, and unspecified companions
457. Auxilius
     1. Auxilius, martyr at Antioch
458. Aventinus
     1. Aventinus, hermit near Troyes
459. Avitus
     1. Avitus, abbot in France
     2. Avitus, Bishop of Vienne
     3. Avitus, martyr in northwestern Africa
460. Aza
     1. Aza, martyr by fire
     2. Aza/Azadanus, deacon, martyr in Persia
461. Azarias
     1. Azarias, prophet, son of Oded
     2. Azarias, youth
462. Azath
     1. Azath/Azad/Asatus the Eunuch, martyr in Persia
463. Azath and martyrs
     1. Azath the Eunuch and one thousand other martyrs in Persia
464. Azes
     1. Azes/Azi/Aza the Miracle Worker, martyr
465. Azes and companions
     1. Azes and companions, martyrs in Isauria
466. Azotus
     1. Azotus/Boethazatus, eunuch, martyr in Persia
     2. Azotus/Boethazatus, martyr in Persia
467. baby
     1. baby, identity uncertain
468. Babylas
     1. Babylas of Nicomedia, martyr
     2. Babylas of Tarsus in Cilicia, Confessor
     3. Babylas, martyr at Nicomedia
     4. Babylas, martyr at Sicily
     5. Babylas, Patriarch of Antioch, martyr at Nicomedia
     6. Babylas, Twelfth Bishop of Antioch, martyr at Nicomedia
     7. Babylas, twelfth Bishop of Antioch, martyr at Nicomedia
469. Babylas and boys
     1. Babylas and eighty-four boys, martyrs at Nicomedia
     2. Babylas and eighty-four boysn, martyrs at Nicomedia
     3. Babylas and eighty-four children, martyrs at Nicomedia
     4. Babylas and eighty-four voys, martyrs at Nicomedia
470. Babylas and companions
     1. Babylas and companions (boys Barbadus, Apollonius, and Urbanus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     2. Babylas, Twelfth Bishop of Antioch, and companions (Barbadus, Apollonius, and Urbanus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     3. Babylas, twelfth Bishop of Antioch, and companions (Barbadus, Apollonius, and Urbanus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     4. Babylas, Twelfth Bishop of Antioch, and companions (boys Barbarus, Apollonius, and Urbanus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     5. Babylas, Twelfth Bishop of Antioch, and companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
471. Babylas, Timotheus, and Agapius
     1. Babylas, Timotheus, and Agapius, martyrs at Sicily
472. Babylus
     1. Babylus of Nicomedia, martyr
473. Bacchus
     1. Bacchus the New, martyr in Palestine
     2. Bacchus, Roman soldier, martyr
     3. Bacchus, Roman solider, martyr
474. Bachtisius
     1. Bachtisius, martyr in Persia
475. Bademus
     1. Bademus, archimandrite in Persia, martyr
476. Baiulus
     1. Baiulus, Roman martyr
477. Balbina
     1. Balbina, maiden martyr at Rome
478. Baldomer
     1. Baldomer, subdeacon at Lyon, Confessor
479. Bantha
     1. Bantha, martyr in Persia
480. Baptus
     1. Baptus/Dauctus, martyr at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
481. Baradatus
     1. Baradatus, hermit in Syria, Confessor
482. Barajesus
     1. Barajesus/Barachisius, monk, martyr in Persia
     2. Barajesus/Barachisius, monk, martyr of Persia
483. Barbara
     1. Barbara, maide martyr
     2. Barbara, maiden martyr
     3. Barbara, maidenn martyr
     4. Barbara, martyr
     5. Barbara, Virgin Martyr
484. Barbara and Juliana
     1. Barbara and Juliana, martyrs in Syria
485. Barbarus
     1. Barbarus, martyr
     2. Barbarus, robber, Greek martyr
486. Barbatianus
     1. Barbatianus, Confessor, priest at Ravenna
487. Barbatus
     1. Barbatus, Bishop of Benevento and Sipontum, Confessor
488. Bardanus
     1. Bardanus, martyr
489. Bardomianus
     1. Bardomianus, martyr in Asia
490. Bardomianus, Eucarpus, and companions
     1. Bardomianus, Eucarpus, and twenty-six companions, martyrs in Asia
491. Baricus
     1. Baricus/Variacus, martyr in Africa
492. Barlaam
     1. Barlaam of Antioch, martyr
     2. Barlaam, hermitt
493. Barlaam and Josaphat
     1. Barlaam, hermit, and Josaphat, Indian prince
494. Barnabas
     1. Apostle Barnabas
     2. Apostle Barnabas, martyr
495. Barontius
     1. Barontius, hermit near Pistoja
496. Barontius and Desiderius
     1. Barontius and Desiderius, hermits near Pistoia
497. Barsabas
     1. Barsabas, martyr in Persia
498. Barsanuphius
     1. Barsanuphius of Gaza, hermit
499. Barses
     1. Barses/Barsa, Bishop of Harran and of Edess, Confessor
     2. Barses/Barsa, Confessor, Bishop of Harran and of Edessa
     3. Barses/Barsus, Bishop of Damascus
500. Barsimeus
     1. Barsimeus/Barsamja, third Bishop of Edessa in Syria, martyr
     2. Barsimeus/Barsamja, Third Bishop of Edessa in Syria, martyr
     3. Barsimeus/Barsamja, Third Bishop of Edessa in Syria, martyr (29 Jan 1295; 30 Jan CT, Bas, Petr.,
501. Barsimus
     1. Barsimus, martyr by sword
502. Barsimus and brothers
     1. Barsimus and his two brothers, martyrs by sword
503. Bartholomew
     1. Apostle Bartholomew
     2. Bartholomew, abbot of Marmoutier and, Bishop of Tours
504. Bartholomew and Barnabas
     1. Apostles Bartholomew and Barnabas
505. Baruch
     1. Prophet Baruch, companion of Jeremiah
506. Barulas
     1. Barulas/Barulus/Barlaam, boy martyr at Antioch
     2. Barulus/Barlaam, boy converted by Romanus, deacon in Palestine, martyr
507. Barypsabas
     1. Barypsabas, martyr possessing relic of Blood of Christ
     2. Barypsabas, martyr possessing relic of the Blood of Christ
508. Basil
     1. Basil of Ancyra, priest, hieromartyr
     2. Basil the Great, Bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia, Confessor
     3. Basil the New/Junior, Confessor
     4. Basil, Archbishop of Saloniki in Macedonia
     5. Basil, Bishop of Amasea in Pontus, martyr
     6. Basil, Bishop of Bologne, Confessor
     7. Basil, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
     8. Basil, Bishop of Parium on the Propontis, in Mysia
     9. Basil, bishop, identity uncertain
     10. Basil, Confessor, father of Basil the Great, Gregory of Nyssa, Peter of Sebaste, and Macrina
     11. Basil, Confessor, monk at Constantinople and friend of Procopius
     12. Basil, identity uncertain
     13. Basil, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
     14. Basil, martyr at Constantinople
     15. Basil, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
     16. Basil, martyr, identity uncertain
     17. Basil/Basilides, Greek martyr
     18. Basil/Basilides, martyr
     19. Basil/Basilius of Ancyra in Cappadocia, martyr
     20. Basil/Basilius, identity uncertain
509. Basil and Capito
     1. Basil and Capito, bishop martyrs of Cherson
510. Basil and companions
     1. Basil and seventy companions, martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
511. Basil and Emelia
     1. Basil and Emelia, parents of Basil the Great, Gregory of Nyssa, Peter of Sebaste, and Macrina
512. Basil, Ephrem, and Capito
     1. Basil, Ephrem, and Capito, bishop martyrs at Cherson
     2. Basil, Ephrem, and Capito, bishop martyrs of Cherson
513. Basilianus
     1. Basilianus, martyr at Laodicea in Syria
514. Basilides
     1. Basilides of Alexandria, soldier, martyr
     2. Basilides, martyr at Crete
     3. Basilides, martyr at Nicomedia
     4. Basilides, Roman martyr
     5. Basilides, soldier, Roman martyr
515. Basilides, Cyrinus, Nabor, and Nazarius
     1. Basilides, Cyrinus, Nabor, and Nazarius, soldiers, Roman martyrs
516. Basilides, Tripodes, Mandales, and companions
     1. Basilides, Tripodes, Mandales, and twenty companions, martyrs
517. Basiliscus
     1. Basiliscus the Elder, martyr at Darii
     2. Basiliscus, martyr at Amasea in Pontus
     3. Basiliscus/Basilicus, Bishop of Comana in Pontus (Asia Minor), martyr
518. Basiliscus and companions
     1. Basiliscus, Bishop of Comana in Pontus, Eutropius, and Cleonicus, martyrs
519. Basilissa
     1. Basilissa, maiden martyr at Nicomedia, aged nine
     2. Basilissa, maiden martyr in Galatia
     3. Basilissa, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
     4. Basilissa, martyr at Corinth
     5. Basilissa, martyr, wife of emperor Maxentius
     6. Basilissa, Roman matron, martyr
520. Basilissa and Alexander
     1. Basilissa, maiden martyr at Nicomedia, and Procurator Alexander
521. Basilius
     1. Basilius, Bishop of Braga in Portugal, martyr
     2. Basilius, bishop, martyr at Antioch
     3. Basilius, martyr
     4. Basilius, martyr at Darion Quarter of Constantinople
     5. Basilius, martyr in the Darion Quarter of Constantinople
     6. Basilius, Roman martyr
522. Basilius, Auxilius, and Saturninus
     1. Basileus, Auxilius, and Saturninus, martrys at Antioch
523. Basilla
     1. Basilla, companion of Eugenia, martyr
     2. Basilla, martyr at Alexandria
     3. Basilla, martyr at Smyrna
     4. Basilla/Basilissa, maiden martyr near Rome
524. Basolus
     1. Basolus/Bâsle, Confessor near Vierzy
525. Bassa
     1. Bassa of Tyrus, Virgin Martyr at Gaza in Palestine
     2. Bassa, identity uncertain
     3. Bassa, maiden martyr at Carthage
     4. Bassa, martyr
     5. Bassa, martyr at Nicomedia
526. Bassa and children
     1. Bassa and her children (Theogonius, Agapius, and Fidelis/Pistus), martyrs
     2. Bassa and her sons Theogonius, Agapius, and Fidelis, martyrs
527. Bassa, Paula, and Agathanice
     1. Bassa, Paula, and Agathanice, maiden martyrs at Carthage
528. Bassianus
     1. Bassianus, abbot in Constantinople, Confessor
     2. Bassianus, Bishop of Lodi, Confessor
     3. Bassianus, Confessor, abbot in Constantinople
     4. Bassianus, lector, martyr at Alexandria
     5. Bassianus, martyr in Africa
529. Bassoes
     1. Bassoes, martyr of Amorion, Syria
530. Bassus
     1. Bassus, first Bishop of Nizza
     2. Bassus, martyr at Alexandria
     3. Bassus, martyr at Nicomedia
     4. Bassus, Roman martyr
     5. Bassus/Dasius, martyr at Heraclea in Thrace
531. Bassus, Antonius, and Protolycus
     1. Bassus, Antonius, and Protolycus, martyrs at Alexandria
532. Bassus, Dionysius, Agapetus, and companions
     1. Bassus, Dionysius, Agapitus, and forty companions, martyrs at Heraclea in Thrace
533. Bassus, Eusebius, Eutychius, and Basilides
     1. Bassus, Eusebius, Eutychius, and Basilides, martyrs at Nicomedia
534. Bata
     1. Bata, Persian martyr
535. Bathildis
     1. Bathildis, Queen of Burgundy
536. Bathusus
     1. Bathusus/Batwin, priest, martyr in Gothia
537. Bathusus, Bercus and children
     1. Bathusus and Bercus, priests, and their respective children, martyrs in Gotthia
538. Baudelius
     1. Baudelius/Baudier, martyr at Nimes
539. Baula
     1. Baula/Paul, martyr in Persia
540. Bavo
     1. Bavo/Aldowin/Allowin of Ghent, Confessor
541. Bean
     1. Bean/Besan/Beoc, Bishop of Mortlach in Banff, Scotland
542. Beata
     1. Beata, martyr in northwestern Africa
543. Beatus
     1. Beatus, Apostle of Switzerland, Confessor
544. Bebaeus
     1. Bebaeus, Greek martyr by sword
     2. Bebaeus, martyr
545. Bebaia
     1. Bebaia/Babaea/Barbae, martyr at Edessa
     2. Bebaia/Babaea/Barbea, martyr at Edessa
     3. Bebea, martyr
     4. Bebea, martyr at Edessa
     5. Bebea/Babaea/Barbea, martyr at Edessa
546. Bede
     1. Bede, ‘the Venerable,’ Confessor
547. Begga
     1. Begga, founder of the Andenne monastery on the Meuse
548. beheading
     1. Beheading of John the Baptist
     2. Beheading of Julianus, bishop and martyr
549. Bele
     1. Bele, daughter of Terentius and Neonilla, martyr
550. Bellinus
     1. Bellinus, bishop, martyr at Rovigo near Padua
551. Benedict
     1. Benedict Biscop, abbot, Confessor
     2. Benedict Crispus, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
     3. Benedict of Nursia, Confessor
     4. Benedict, Camaldolese monk, martyr in Poland
     5. Benedict, monk in Campania
     6. Benedict, reputed Bishop of Samaria (Sebaste) in Palestine, Confessor
     7. Pope Benedict II, Confessor
552. Benedict, John, Matthew, Isaac, and Christian
     1. Benedict, John, Matthew, Isaac, and Christian, monks, martyrs in Poland
553. Benedicta
     1. Benedicta, maiden martyr at Prigny-sur-Oise, diocese of Soissons
     2. Benedicta, Roman martyr
     3. Benedicta/Beata, maiden martyr at Sens
554. Benignus
     1. Benignus, Apostle of Burgundy, martyr
     2. Benignus, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
     3. Benignus, martyr at Chartres
     4. Benignus, martyr at Tomi in Scythia
     5. Benignus, priest, martyr at Todi
555. Benildis
     1. Benildis, matron, martyr at Cordova
556. Benjamin
     1. Benjamin the Great, of the Nitrian Desert
     2. Benjamin, deacon, martyr at Kaskhar in Persia
     3. Benjamin, deacon, martyr in Persia
     4. Benjamin, Greek saint
557. Benjamin and Berius
     1. Benjamin and Berius, Greek saints
558. Benno
     1. Benno, Bishop of Meissen in Saxony, Confessor
559. Benvenutus
     1. Benvenutus Scotivoli, Bishop of Osimo, Confessor
560. Berard
     1. Berard de Carbio/Calvi, priest, martyr at Morocco
561. Berard and companions
     1. Berard and companions, Franciscans, martyrs at Morocco
562. Bercharius
     1. Bercharius, founder and first abbot of Moutier-en-Der in Champagne, martyr
563. Bercus
     1. Bercus/Wereka, priest, martyr in Gotthia
564. Berenice
     1. Berenice/Verinna, martyr en route to Hierapolis
565. Berius
     1. Berius, Greek saint
566. Bernard
     1. Bernard of Clairvaux, abbot
     2. Bernard, Bishop of Foro-Claudio and Caleno in Campania, Confessor
     3. Bernard, English pilgrim to the Holy Land and ascete, Confessor
     4. Cardinal Bernard Uberti, Bishop of Parma, Confessor
567. Bernardinus
     1. Bernardinus degl' Albizzeschi of Siena, Confessor, Apostle of Italy
568. Beronicus
     1. Beronicus, martyr at Antioch
569. Beronicus, Pelagia, and companions
     1. Beronicus, Pelagia, and forty-nine companions, martyrs at Antioch
570. Bertin
     1. Bertin, abbot of Sithiu near Saint-Omer, Artois, and Confessor
571. Beryllus
     1. Beryllus/Cyril, first Bishop of Catania, Confessor, disciple of Peter
     2. Beryllus/Cyril, first Βishop of Catania, Confessor, disciple of Peter
572. Besas
     1. Besas, martyr at Alexandria
573. Bessarion
     1. Bessarion the Great, Thaumaturgus
574. Betran
     1. Betran, bishop in Lesser Scythia, Confessor
575. Bianor
     1. Bianor, martyr at Pisidia
     2. Bianor, martyr in Pisidia
576. Bianor and Silvanus
     1. Bianor and Silvanus, martyrs at Pisidia
     2. Bianor and Silvanus, martyrs in Pisidia
577. Bibiana
     1. Bibiana, maiden martyr at Rome
578. Biblis
     1. Biblis, martyr at Lyon
579. Bicor
     1. Bicor, bishop, martyr in Persia
580. Birgitta
     1. Birgitta/Bridget of Sweden, visionary and founders of monasteries
581. Birinus
     1. Birinus, first Bishop of Dorchester, Apostle of Wessex, Confessor
582. bishops
     1. bishop martyrs of Cherson (Basil, Ephrem, Eugenius, Elpidius, Agathodorus, Aetherius, and Capito)
     2. Bishop martyrs of Cherson (Basil, Ephrem, Eugenius, Elpidius, Agathodorus, Aetherius, and Capito)
     3. bishop martyrs of Cherson (Basil, Ephrem, Eugenius, Elpidius, Agathodorus, Etherius, and Capito)
     4. twenty bishops, martyrs in Persia
583. bishops and priests
     1. bishops and priests exiled to the desert by the Arians, martyrs near Alexandria
584. Bithynius
     1. Bithynius, Greek martyr
585. Bitimion
     1. Bitimion, ascete in Egypt
586. Blanda
     1. Blanda, Roman martyr
587. Blandina
     1. Blandina, martyr at Lyon
588. Blasius
     1. Blasius, identity uncertain
     2. Blasius, martyr at Veroli in Latium
     3. Blasius/Blaise, Bishop of Sebaste in Cappadocia, martyr
589. Blasius and companions
     1. Blasius/Blaise and seven women, martyrs
     2. Blasius/Blaise, Bishop of Sebaste in Cappadocia, and seven women, martyrs
590. Blasius and Demetrius
     1. Blasius and Demetrius, martyrs at Veroli in Latium
591. Bogdan
     1. Bogdan, identity uncertain
592. Bonaventure
     1. Cardinal Bonaventure, Bishop of Albano, Confessor
593. Boniface
     1. Bishop Boniface/Bonifatius, martyr, Apostle of Germany
     2. Boniface I, Pope, Confessor
     3. Boniface, Bishop of Ferento in Tuscany, Confessor
     4. Boniface, deacon, martyr at Carthage
     5. Boniface, disciple of Romuald, priest, martyr
     6. Boniface, identity uncertain
     7. Boniface, martyr at Adrumetum in Africa
     8. Boniface, martyr at Carthage
     9. Boniface, martyr at Tarsus
     10. Pope Boniface IV, Confessor
     11. Pope Boniface of Rome
594. Boniface and Hermolaus
     1. Boniface and Hermolaus, martyrs at Tarsus
595. Boniface, Thecla, and children
     1. Boniface, Thecla, and their twelve children, martyrs at Adrumetum in Africa
596. Bonifantianus
     1. Prince Bonifantianus, identity uncertain
597. Bonitus
     1. Bonitus/Bonet, Bishop of Clermont, Confessor
598. Bononius
     1. Bononius, abbot of Lucedio in Piedmont
599. Bonosa
     1. Bonosa, martyr at Porto Romano
600. Bonosus
     1. Bonosus, martyr at Antioch
601. Bonosus and Maximianus
     1. Bonosus and Maximianus, martyrs at Antioch
602. Bonus
     1. Bonus, priest, Roman martyr
603. Bonus, Faustus, Maurus, and companions
     1. Bonus, Faustus, Maurus, and nine companions, Roman martyrs
604. Boris
     1. Boris, martyr
605. Boris and Gleb
     1. Boris and Gleb, martyrs
606. Bova
     1. Bova, first abbess of Saint Peter's at Reims
607. Bova and Doda
     1. Bova and Doda, abbesses of Saint Peter's at Reims
608. boy
     1. unidentified boy, martyr by stoning
     2. unspecified boy companion of Mark, Mucianus, and Paul, martyr
609. boys
     1. boy companions of Lucillianus (Claudius, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius), martyrs
     2. boy martyrs at Ancyra with Romanus
     3. boys with Babylas, twelfth Bishop of Antioch (Barbadus, Apollonius, and Urbanus), martyrs
     4. eighty-four boys, companions of Babylas of Nicodemia, martyrs
     5. eighty-four boys, companions of Babylas of Nicomedia, martyrs
     6. eighty-four boys, companions of Babylus of Nicomedia, martyrs
     7. Eighty-four boys, martyrs at Nicomedia with Babylas
     8. Eighty-four children, martyrs at Nicomedia with Babylas
     9. three boys with Valens, boy martyrs at Auxerre
     10. Two boys, Greek martyrs by beheading
     11. two boys, martyrs with Blasius, Bishop of Sebaste
610. boys and girls
     1. boys and girls martyred at Calytus
     2. Girls and boys, martyrs at Calytus
611. Braulio
     1. Braulio, Bishop of Saragossa in Spain, Confessor
612. Brendan
     1. Brendan, abbot and bishop, Confessor
613. Bretannio
     1. Bretannio, Bishop of Tomi in Scythia, Confessor
614. Brictius
     1. Brictius, Bishop of Spoleto, Confessor
     2. Brictius/Briccius/Brice, archbishop of Tours
615. Brigid
     1. Brigid of Kildare, second patroness of Ireland
616. brothers
     1. brothers of Cosmas and Damian (Anthimus, Leontius, and Euprepius)
     2. brothers of Cosmas and Damian (Anthimus, Leontius, and Euprepius), martyrs at Aegae
     3. brothers of Cosmas and Damian (their brothers Anthimus, Leontius, and Euprepius), martyrs at Aegae
     4. brothers of Cosmas and Damian, martyrs at Aegae
     5. brothers of Orentius (Pharmacius, Eros, Firmus, Firminus, Cyriacus, and Longinus), martyrs
     6. seven brothers of Celsus, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
     7. Two brothers of Barsimus, martyrs by sword
     8. two brothers of Martinianus and Saturianus, martyrs in Africa
617. Bruno
     1. Bruno of Carinthia, Bishop of Würzburg
     2. Bruno, abbot, founder of the Carthusian Order
     3. Bruno, Bishop of Segni, Confessor
     4. Bruno-Bonifatius of Querfurt, second Apostle of Prussia and bishop to the Ruthenians, martyr at Braunsberg
618. Bucolus
     1. Bucolus, Bishop of Smyrna, disciple of Apostle John the Evangelist
     2. Bucolus, Bishop of Smyrna, disciple of Apostle John the Theologian
     3. Bucolus, first Bishop of Smyrna, disciple of Apostle John the Evangelist
619. Burchard
     1. Burchard/Burkhard, Bishop of Würtzburg, Confessor
620. Burgundofara
     1. Burgundofara/Fara, abbess, founder of Farmoutiers
     2. Burgundofara/Fara, founder and abbess of Farmoutiers near Meaux
621. Busiris
     1. Busiris, martyr at Ancyra
622. Caerealis
     1. Caerealis, martyr at Alexandria
623. Caerealis and companions
     1. Caerealis, Pupulus, Caius, and Serapion, martyrs at Alexandria
624. Caesarius
     1. Caesarius, Archbishop of Arles
     2. Caesarius, brother of Gregory of Nazianzus, Confessor
     3. Caesarius, deacon, martyr at Terracina
     4. Caesarius, disciple of the Apostles
     5. Caesarius, martyr at Arabissus in Armenia
     6. Caesarius, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
     7. Caesarius, martyr at Damascus
     8. Caesarius, martyr at Nicomedia
625. Caesarius and Julianus
     1. Caesarius and Julianus, martyrs at Terracina
626. Caesarius, Dasius, and companions
     1. Caesarius, Dasius, and companions (Sabas, Sabinianus, Agrippa, Adrianus, and Thomas), martyrs at Damascus
627. Caesarius, Dasius, Sabas, Sabinianus, Agrippa, Adrianus, and Thomas
     1. Caesarius, Dasius, Sabas, Sabinianus, Agrippa, Adrianus, and Thomas, and companions, martyrs at Damascus
     2. Caesarius, Dasius, Sabas, Sabinianus, Agrippa, Adrianus, and Thomas, martyrs at Damascus
628. Caesidius
     1. Caesidius, priest, martyr at Transocco, Marsi
629. Caesidius and companions
     1. Caesidius and companions, martyrs at Transocco, Marsi
630. Caius
     1. Caius the Palatine, martyr
     2. Caius, Bishop of Milan, Confessor
     3. Caius, martyr at Alexandria
     4. Caius, martyr at Bononia on the Danube
     5. Caius, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
     6. Caius, martyr at Rome
     7. Caius, martyr at Salerno
     8. Caius, martyr at Saragossa
     9. Caius, martyr in Phrygia
     10. Caius, martyr, disciple of Dionysius of Alexandria
     11. Caius, priest, martyr
     12. Caius/Gaius, bishop, disciple of the Apostles
     13. Pope Caius, martyr
631. Caius and Alexander
     1. Caius and Alexander, martyrs in Phrygia
632. Caius and companions
     1. Caius and twenty-seven companions, martyrs
     2. Caius, Faustus, Eusebius, Chaeraemon, Lucius, and others, martyrs, disciples of Dionysius of Alexandria
633. Caius and Crementius
     1. Caius and Crementius, martyrs at Saragossa
634. Caius and Leo
     1. Caius, priest, and Leo, subdeacon, martyrs
635. Caius, Faustus, Eusebius, and Chaeraemon
     1. Caius, Faustus, Eusebius, and Chaeraemon, martyrs, disciples of Dionysius of Alexandria
636. Caldote
     1. Caldote, matron, martyr at Alexandria
637. Calimerius
     1. Calimerius, Bishop of Milan, martyr
638. Callepodius
     1. Callepodius, Roman priest, martyr
639. Callepodius and companions
     1. Callepodius, Palmatius, Simplicius, Felix, Blanda, and companions, Roman martyrs
640. Callinica
     1. Callinica, maiden martyr in Galatia
     2. Callinica, martyr, identity uncertain
641. Callinica and Basilissa
     1. Callinica and Basilissa, maiden martyrs in Galatia
642. Callinicus
     1. Callinicus I, Patriarch of Constantinople
     2. Callinicus, Greek martyr
     3. Callinicus, identity uncertain
     4. Callinicus, martyr
     5. Callinicus, martyr at Apollonia
     6. Callinicus, martyr at Dorostorum
     7. Callinicus, martyr at Gangra in Paphlagonia
     8. Callinicus, martyr, identity uncertain
     9. Callinicus, servant, martyr in Galatia
     10. Callinicus/Calanicus, soldier, martyr at Gaza in Palestine
643. Callinicus and Basilissa
     1. Callinicus, servant, and Basilissa, martyrs in Galatia
644. Calliope
     1. Calliope, Greek maiden martyr
645. Calliopus
     1. Calliopus, martyr at Pompeiopolis in Cilicia
     2. Calliopus, martyr in Greece
646. Calliopus and Nirus
     1. Calliopus and Nirus, martyrs in Greece
647. Callista
     1. Callista, martyr at Corinth
     2. Callista, martyr at Nicomedia
648. Callista, Hermogenes, and Evodius
     1. Callista, Hermogenes, and Evodius, martyrs at Nicodemia
     2. Callista, Hermogenes, and Evodius, sibling martyrs at Nicodemia
     3. Callista, Hermogenes, and Evodius, sibling martyrs at Nicomedia
649. Callisthene
     1. Callisthene, daughter of Adauctus, Eparchus at Ephesus
650. Callistratus
     1. Callistratus, martyr
651. Callistratus and companions
     1. Callistratus and 40/49 companions, martyrs
     2. Callistratus and forty-nine companions, martyrs
     3. Callistratus and forty-nine soldiers, martyrs
652. Callistus
     1. Callistus of the forty-two martyrs of Amorion, Syria
     2. Callistus, Bishop of Todi, martyr
     3. Callistus, martyr at Corinth
     4. Callistus, martyr of Amorion, Syria
     5. Callistus, Roman martyr
     6. Pope Callistus/Calixtus, martyr at Rome
     7. Ven. Callistus, identity uncertain
653. Callistus, Charisius, and companions
     1. Callistus, Charisius, and seven companions, martyrs at Corinth
654. Calodote
     1. Calodote, matron, martyr at Alexandria
655. Calogerus
     1. Calocerus/Calogerus, Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
     2. Calocerus/Calogerus, martyr at Brescia
     3. Calogerus, eunuch, Roman martyr
656. Calogerus and Parthenius
     1. Calogerus and Parthenius, eunuchs, sibling Roman martyrs
657. Calvus
     1. Calvus, Bishop of Naples
658. Camerinus
     1. Camerinus, boy martyr in Sardinia
659. Candida
     1. Candida the Elder, welcomer of Apostle Peter to Naples
     2. Candida the Younger, matron at Naples
     3. Candida, maiden martyr at Carthage
     4. Candida, maiden martyr on the Ostian Way
     5. Candida, martyr at Rome
     6. Candida, Roman martyr
660. Candidus
     1. Candidus of the forty martyrs at Sebaste
     2. Candidus, martyr at Alexandria
     3. Candidus, martyr at Trebizond in Asia Minor
     4. Candidus, martyr at Trebizond in Asia MInor
     5. Candidus, martyr in Africa
     6. Candidus, martyr in Rome
     7. Candidus, officer of the Theban League of Agaunum, martyr
     8. Candidus, officer of the Theban Legion, martyr at Agaunum
     9. Candidus, Roman martyr
661. Candidus, Piperio, and companions
     1. Candidus, Piperio, and twenty companions, martyrs at Alexandria
662. Canice
     1. Canice/Cainnech/Kenneth/Kenny, abbot and founder of monasteries in Ireland, Confessor
663. Canides
     1. Canides, hermit in Cappadocia
664. Canio
     1. Canio, African bishop, martyr
665. Cantianilla
     1. Cantianilla, martyr at Aquileja
666. Cantianus
     1. Cantianus, martyr at Aquileja
667. Cantidianus
     1. Cantidianus, martyr in Egypt
668. Cantidius
     1. Cantidius, martyr in Egypt
669. Cantidius and Cantidianus
     1. Cantidius and Cantidianus, martyrs in Egypt
670. Cantidius, Cantidianus, and Sibelus
     1. Cantidius, Cantidianus, and Sibelus, martyrs in Egypt
671. Cantius
     1. Cantius, martyr at Aquileja
672. Cantius, Cantianus, Cantianilla, and Protius
     1. Cantius, Cantianus, Cantianilla, and Protius, martyrs at Aquileja
673. Capito
     1. Capito, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
     2. Capito, Greek martyr
     3. Capito, martyr
674. Capitolina
     1. Capitolina, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
675. Capitolina and Erotheis
     1. Capitolina and her servant Erotheis, martyrs at Caesarea in Cappadocia
676. Caprasius
     1. Caprasius, abbot at Lérins, Confessor
     2. Caprasius, martyr at Agen, France
677. Caralippus
     1. Caralippus, martyr at Nicomedia
678. Caraunus
     1. Caraunus, deacon, martyr near Chartres
679. Carion
     1. Carion/Karion, Greek martyr
680. Carpon
     1. Carpon/Carpophorus, martyr at Capua
681. Carponius
     1. Carponius, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
682. Carpophorus
     1. Carpophorus, martyr at Albano
     2. Carpophorus, priest, martyr at Spoleto in Umbria
     3. Carpophorus, soldier, martyr at Como
683. Carpophorus and Abundius
     1. Carpophorus and Abundius, martyrs at Spoleto in Umbria
684. Carpophorus and companions
     1. Carpophorus, Exanthus, Cassius, Severinus, Secundus, and Licinius, martyrs at Como
685. Carpus
     1. Bishop Carpus, disciple of Paul, martyr
     2. Carpus, Bishop of Thyatira, martyr at Pergamum
     3. Carpus, martyr at Pergamum
686. Carpus and Papylus
     1. Carpus and Papylas/Paul, martyrs at Pergamum
     2. Carpus and Papylus, martyrs at Pergamum
     3. Carpus and Papylus/Paul, martyrs at Pergamum
687. Carpus, Papylus, Agathonice, and Agathodorus
     1. Carpus, Papylas/Paul, and companions (Agathonice and Agathodorus/Trophimus), martyrs at Pergamum
     2. Carpus, Papylus, Agathonice and Agathodorus, martyrs at Pergamum
     3. Carpus, Papylus, Agathonice and Agathodorus/Trophimus, martyrs at Pergamum
     4. Carpus, Papylus, Agathonice, and Agathodorus/Trophimus, martyrs at Pergamum
     5. Carpus, Papylus, and companions
     6. Carpus, Papylus/Paul, Agathodorus/Trophimus, and Agathonice, martyrs at Pergamum
     7. Carpus, Papylus/Paul, Agathonice, and Agathodorus/Trophimus, martyrs at Pergamum
     8. Carpus, Papylus/Paul, and companions (Agathodorus and Agathonice), martyrs at Pergamum
     9. Carpus, Papylus/Paul, and companions (Agathonice and Agathodorus/Trophimus), martyrs at Pergamum
     10. Carpus, Papylus/Paul, and companions, martyrs at Pergamum
688. Carpus, Papylus, and Agathodorus
     1. Carpus, Papylus/Paul, and Agathodorus/Trophimus, martyrs at Pergamum
689. Carpus, Papylus, and companions
     1. Carpus, Papylus/Paul, Agathonice, Agathodorus, and many companions, martyrs at Pergamum
690. Carterius
     1. Carterius, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
     2. Carterius, martyr at Emessa in Phoenicia
     3. Carterius, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
     4. Carterius, priest and martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
691. Carterius and companions
     1. Carterius, Styrax, Tobias, Eudocius, Agapius, Marinus, Oceanus, Eustratius, and Nicopolitanus, martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
692. Carterius, Eupsychius, Nearchus, and companions
     1. Carterius, Eupsychius, Pamphilus, and companions (Domninus, Theotimus, Timotheus, Philotheus, Dorotheus, Silvanus, Pamphilus, and Theophilus), martyrs at Emesa in Phoenicia
     2. Carterius, Eupsychius, Pamphilus, and companions (Domninus, Theotimus, Timotheus, Philotheus, Dorotheus, Silvanus, Pamphilus, and Theophilus, martyrs at Emesa in Phoenicia
693. Casdoa
     1. Casdoa, daughter of King Shapur II, martyr in Persia
     2. Casdoa, martyr in Persia
694. Casimir
     1. Casimir, Confessor, son of King Casimir of Poland
695. Cassia
     1. Cassia, martyr at Damascus
696. Cassianus
     1. Cassianus of Imola, martyr
     2. Cassianus, Bishop of Autun, Confessor
     3. Cassianus, Bishop of Celerna, martyr
     4. Cassianus, Bishop of Todi, martyr
     5. Cassianus, martyr at Tangiers
697. Cassine
     1. Cassine/Carina/Casianea, martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
     2. Cassine/Carina/Casianea, martyr in Ancyra in Galatia
698. Cassine and Antoninus
     1. Cassine and Antoninus/Antonia, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
699. Cassiodorus
     1. Cassiodorus, martyr at Temesa (Torre dei Lupi) near Venosa in Apulia
700. Cassius
     1. Cassius, Bishop of Narni, Confessor
     2. Cassius, martyr at Vasso
     3. Cassius, member of Theban Legion, martyr at Bonn
     4. Cassius, soldier, martyr at Como
701. Cassius, Florentius, and companions
     1. Cassius, Florentius, and companions, members of the Theban Legion, martyrs at Bonn
702. Cassius, Victorinus, Maximus, and companions
     1. Cassius, Victorinus, Maximus, and companions, martyrs at Vasso
703. Castinus
     1. Castinus, first Bishop of Byzantium
704. Castor
     1. Castor, Greek martyr by fire
     2. Castor, martyr at Alexandria
     3. Castor, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
     4. Castor, martyr in Africa
     5. Castor, Roman martyr
     6. Castor/Clemens, martyr in Pannonia
705. Castor and Dorotheus
     1. Castor and Dorotheus, martyrs at Tarsus in Cilicia
706. Castor and Stephen
     1. Castor and Stephen, martyrs at Tarsus in Cilicia
707. Castor, Victor, and Rogatianus
     1. Castor, Victor, and Rogatianus, martyrs in Africa
708. Castrensis
     1. Castrensis, Bishop of Castel Volturno, Confessor
     2. Castrensis, Confessor, Bishop of Castel Volturno
709. Castritianus
     1. Castritianus, Archbishop of Milan
710. Castulus
     1. Castulus, chamberlain of the imperial household, Roman martyr
     2. Castulus, martyr at Terni, Italy
     3. Castulus, martyr in northwestern Africa
     4. Castulus, martyr, identity uncertain
     5. Castulus, Roman martyr
711. Castulus and Euprepetes
     1. Castulus and Euprepetes, Roman martyrs
712. Castus
     1. Castus, martyr at Apulia (Puglia)
     2. Castus, martyr at Carthage
     3. Castus, martyr at Suessa
     4. Castus, martyr at Utica
713. Castus and Emilius
     1. Castus and Emilius, martyrs at Carthage
714. Castus and Secundinus
     1. Castus and Secundinus, martyrs at Suessa
715. Cataldus
     1. Cataldus, Bishop of Taranto in Italy, Confessor
716. Catharine
     1. Catharine of Siena, maiden
717. Catherine
     1. Catherine of Sweden, daughter of St. Birgitta
     2. Catherine, Megalomartyr
718. Catulinus
     1. Catulinus, deacon, martyr at Carthage
719. Catulinus and companions
     1. Catulinus, Januarius, Floretnius, Julia, and Justa, martyrs at Carthage
720. Catus
     1. Catus, martyr in Africa
721. Cecilia
     1. Cecilia, maiden martyr at Rome
     2. Cecilia, Virgin Martyr at Rome
     3. Cecilia/Celicia of Pagus, martyr
     4. Cecilia/Celicia, maiden martyr at Rome
722. Cecilia and Valerianus
     1. Cecilia, maiden martyr at Rome, and her betrothed Valerianus, martyr
723. Cecilia, Valerianus, and Tiburtius
     1. Cecilia, maiden martyr at Rome, her betrothed Valerianus, and his brother Tiburtius, martyrs
     2. Cecilia, maidenn martyr at Rome, and her betrothed Valerianus, martyr
     3. Cecilia, Virgin Martyr at Rome, her betrothed Valerianus and his brother Tiburtius, martyrs
724. Cecilianus
     1. Cecilianus of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
725. Cecilius
     1. Cecilius, bishop, martyr in Spain
     2. Cecilius, priest at Carthage, converter of Cyprian
726. celebration
     1. Celebration of the Virgin Mary in the Honorate Quarter
     2. Celebration of the Virgin Mary in the Honorate Quarter of Constantinople
727. Celerina
     1. Celerina, martyr in Africa
728. Celerinus
     1. Celerinus, deacon, martyr in Africa
729. Celerinus and family
     1. Celerinus, Laurentinus, Ignatius, and Celerina, martyrs in Africa
730. Celestine
     1. Celestine I of Rome, Confessor
     2. Celestine, Greek martyr
     3. Pope Celestine I of Rome, Confessor
731. Celestinus
     1. Celestinus, martyr at Alexandria
732. Celianus
     1. Celianus, martyr in Africa
733. Celsus
     1. Celsus McAedh, Archbishop of Armagh, Confessor
     2. Celsus, boy martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
     3. Celsus, martyr at Milan
     4. Celsus, Roman martyr
734. Celsus and Clemens
     1. Celsus and Clemens, Roman martyrs
735. Cendius
     1. Cendius, Bishop of Pisidia
736. Censurius
     1. Censurius, Bishop of Auxerre, Confessor
737. Centolla
     1. Centolla, maiden martyr in Spain
738. Centolla and Helena
     1. Centolla and Helena, maiden martyrs in Spain
739. Centurion
     1. Centurion, martyr, identity uncertain
740. Cephas
     1. Cephas, disciple of the Apostles
741. Cerbonius
     1. Cerbonius, Bishop of Populonium (Piombino) in Tuscany, Confessor
     2. Cerbonius, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
742. Cercyra
     1. Cercyra, maiden martyr converted by Jason and Sosipater
743. Cerealis
     1. Cerealis, Roman martyr
     2. Cerealis, soldier, martyr at Rome
744. Chad
     1. Ceadda/Chad, Bishop in England, Confessor
745. Chaeraemon
     1. Chaeraemon, martyr, disciple of Dionysius of Alexandria
746. Chaeremon
     1. Chaeremon, Bishop of Nilopolis in Egypt, martyr
747. Chaeremon and companions
     1. Chaeremon and companions, martyrs at Nilopolis in Egypt
748. Charalampus
     1. Bishop Charalampus, martyr at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
     2. Charalampus, martyr at Nicomedia
749. Charalampus and Agathocleia
     1. Charalampus and Agathocleia, martyrs
750. Charalampus and Pantaleon
     1. Charalampus and Pantaleon, martyrs
     2. Charalampus and Pantaleons, martyrs
751. Charalampus and Porphyrius
     1. Bishop Charalampus and Porphyrius, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
     2. Bishop Charalampus, Porphyrius, Baptus, and three women, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
752. Charalampus, Pantaleon, Agathocleia, and companions
     1. Charalampus, Pantaleon, Agathocleia, and companions, martyrs
753. Charalampus, Pantaleon, and Agathocleia
     1. Charalampus, Pantaleon, and Agathocleia, martyrs
754. Charalampus, Pantaleon, and companions
     1. Charalampus, Pantaleon, and companions (Agathocleia and others), martyrs
     2. Charalampus, Panteleemon, and companions (Agathocleia and others), martyrs
755. Charalampus, Porphyrius, Baptus, Theoctistus, and companions
     1. Bishop Charalampus, Porphyrius, Baptus/Dauctus, and three women, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
     2. Bishop Charalampus, Porphyrius, Baptus/Dauctus, Theoctistus and three women, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
     3. Bishop Charalampus, Porphyrius, Baptus/Dauctus, Theoctistus, and three women, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
756. Charesimus
     1. Charesimus/Carissimus, servant of Anthusa of Seleucia, martyr at Seleucia
757. Charis
     1. Charis, virgin martyr in Greece by amputation
758. Charisius
     1. Charisius, martyr at Corinth
759. Charissa
     1. Charissa, martyr at Corinth
760. Charitina
     1. Charitina, maiden martyr at Amisus in Pontus
     2. Charitina, martyr
     3. Charitina, martyr at Rome
     4. Charitina, virgin martyr at Amisus in Pontus
     5. Charitina, Virgin Martyr at Amisus in Pontus
761. Charitina and companions
     1. Charitina and companions, martyrs at Amisus in Pontus
762. Chariton
     1. Chariton the Confessor, of Jerusalem
     2. Chariton, Greek martyr
     3. Chariton, Greek martyr by sword
     4. Chariton, Greek martyr by the sword
     5. Chariton, martyr
     6. Chariton, martyr at Rome
763. Charity
     1. Chairty, maiden martyr
     2. Charity, maiden martyr
     3. Charity, maiden martyr at Rome
     4. Charity, Virgin Martyr
764. Chelidonia
     1. Chelidonia, abbess near Subiaco, recluse, prophet, and miracle worker
765. Chelidonius
     1. Chelidonius, soldier, martyr at Calahorra in Spain
766. children
     1. children of Athanasia (Theodota, Theoctista, and Eudocia)
     2. children of Athanasia (Theodota, Theoctista, and Eudocia), martyrs
     3. children of Bassa (Theogonius, Agapius, and Fidelis/Pistus)
     4. children of Bassa (Theogonius, Agapius, and Fidelis/Pistus), martyrs
     5. children of Christopher and Euphemia
     6. children of Christopher and Euphemia, martyrs at Nicomedia
     7. children of Cleophas/Alphaeus/Clopas, disciple of Christ and martyr
     8. children of Constantine the Great and Maurice/Maurikios Flavius Tiburtius, martyrs
     9. children of Emperors Constantine the Great and Maurice Flavius Tiberius, martyrs
     10. children of Emperors Constantine the Great and Maurice Flavius Tiburtius, martyrs
     11. children of Eustathius and Theopista (Theopistus and Agapius), martyrs
     12. Children of Eustathius and Theopista (Theopistus and Agapius), martyrs
     13. Children of Eustathius and Theopista, martyrs (Theopistus and Agapius)
     14. children of Eustathius and Theopista, martyrs (Theopistus and Agapius)
     15. children of Hesperus and Zoe (Cyriacus and Theodulus), martyrs at Attalia in Pamphilia
     16. children of Lucillianus and Paula (Claudius, Hypatius, Paula, and Dionysius), martyrs at Constantinople
     17. children of Terentius and Leonilla (Nitas, Sarbil, Theodulus, Hierax, Bele, Photo, and Eunice), martyrs
     18. children of Terentius and Neonilla (Nitas, Sarbil, Theodulus, Hierax, Bele, Photas, and Eunice), martyrs
     19. children of Terentius and Neonilla (Nitas, Sarbil, Theodulus, Hierax, Bele, Photo, and Eunice), martyrs
     20. Children of Terentius and Neonilla (Nitas, Sarbil, Theodulus, Hierax, Bele, Photo, and Eunice), martyrs
     21. children with Eleutherius and Leonidas
     22. children, martyrs at Nicomedia
     23. children, martyrs by fire
     24. eight children with Minervius and Eleazar, martyrs at Lyon
     25. Forty children, martyrs by sword
     26. Machabee children (Abibas, Antonius, Guria, Eleazar, Eusenius, Samona/Alilus, and Marcellus), martyrs
     27. Machabee children, martyrs (Abibas, Antoninus, Guria, Eleazar, Eusenius, Samona/Alilus, and Marcellus)
     28. Machabee children, martyrs (Abibas, Antoninus, Guria, Eleazar, Eusenius, Samona/Alilus, and Marcellus), martyrs
     29. Machabee children, martyrs (Abibas, Antonius, Guria, Eleazar, Eusenius, Samona/Alilus, and Marcellus)
     30. sons of Lucillianus (Claudius, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius), martyrs
     31. sons of Lucillianus and Paula (Claudius, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius), martyrs at Constantinople
     32. Sons of Xenophon and Mary (Arcadius and John)
     33. ten children with Philip, Zeno, and Narses, martyrs at Alexandria
     34. three sons of Theodota of Nice, martyrs
     35. Three sons of Theodota of Nice, martyrs
     36. three sons of Theodota of Nicea, martyrs
     37. twelve children of Boniface and Thecla, martyrs at Adrumetum in Africa
     38. two children, martyrs by fire
     39. two sons and two daughters of priests Bathusus and Bercus, martyrs in Gotthia
     40. unspecified children with Eleutherius and Leonidas, martyrs by fire
     41. unspecified children, martyrs at Novara
767. Chionia
     1. Chionia, maiden martyr at Thessalonica
     2. Chionia, martyr at Thessalonica
768. Chlodoald
     1. Chlodoald/Cloud, founder of St. Cloud Abbey, Confessor
769. Christeta
     1. Christeta, maiden martyr at Avila
770. Christian
     1. Christian, Camaldolese monk, martyr in Poland
771. Christiana
     1. Christiana/Nino, converter of Georgia
772. Christina
     1. Christina, maiden martyr at Tyre in Phoenicia
     2. Christina, maiden martyr in Persia under Shapur II
     3. Christina, martyr at Nicomedia
     4. Christina, martyr at Troas
     5. Christina, martyr, identity uncertain
     6. Christina, Megalomartyr at Tyre in Phoenicia
     7. Christina, Megalomartyr at Tyrus in Phoenicia
     8. Christina, Virgin Martyr in Persia under Shapur II
773. Christmas
     1. Christmas
     2. Christmas Day
774. Christodulus
     1. Christodulus, martyr
775. Christodulus and Myrope
     1. Christodulus and Myrope, martyrs
     2. Christodulus and Myrope/Christodula, martyrs
776. Christopher
     1. Christopher, Greek martyr
     2. Christopher, identity uncertain
     3. Christopher, martyr
     4. Christopher, martyr at Nicomedia
     5. Christopher, martyr by sword
     6. Christopher, martyr under Decius in Lycia
     7. Christopher, Roman martyr in Greece
     8. Christopher/Christobal/Tobal/Kester/Kitt 'the Dog-Headed', martyr
     9. Christopher/Christobal/Tobal/Kester/Kitt ‘the Dog-Headed’, martyr
     10. Christopher/Christobal/Tobal/Kester/Kitt, 'the Dog-Headed', martyr
777. Christopher and companions
     1. Christopher, Demetrius, Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Nestorius, Nicas, and companions, martyrs
778. Christopher and Conon
     1. Christopher and Conon, Roman martyrs in Greece
779. Christopher and Maura
     1. Christopher and Maura, martyrs by sword
780. Christopher, Theonas, and Antoninus
     1. Christopher, Theonas and Antoninus, martyrs at Nicomedia
781. Christophorus
     1. Christophorus, Spanish monk, martyr at Cordova
782. Chromatius
     1. Chromatius, Bishop of Aquileia, Confessor
783. Chronides
     1. Chronides, jailer, martyr
     2. Chronides, martyr at Alexandria
784. Chronion
     1. Chronion, martyr at Alexandria
785. Chrysanthus
     1. Chrysanthus, Greek martyr
     2. Chrysanthus, Roman martyr
     3. Chrysanthus, Roman martyr'
     4. Chrysantus, Greek martyr
     5. Chrysantus, Roman martyr
786. Chrysanthus and Daria
     1. Chrysanthus and Daria, Roman martyrs
787. Chrysanthus and Euthymia
     1. Chrysanthus and Euthymia, Greek martyrs
788. Chrysaphus
     1. Chrysaphus, Greek martyr by the sword
789. Chryse
     1. Chryse/Aurea, maiden martyr at Ostia
790. Chrysogonus
     1. Chrysogonus, martyr (spiritual adviser of Anastasia Pharmacolytria)
     2. Chrysogonus, martyr, spiritual adviser of Anastasia
     3. Chrysogonus, martyr, spiritual adviser of Anastasia Pharmacolytria
     4. Chrysogonus, martyr, spiritual adviser of Anastasia Pharmocolytria
791. Chrysoploke
     1. Chrysoploke, martyr, identity uncertain
792. Chrysotelus
     1. Chrysotelus, priest, martyr at Cordula in Persia
793. Chusdazat
     1. Chusdazat/Guhashtazad/Gothazat/Usthazan, martyr at Seleucia
     2. Chusdazat/Usthazanes, chief of the eunuch of Shapur II, martyr in Persia
794. Chyra
     1. Chyra, martyr by axe
795. Cilinia
     1. Cilinia/Celine, matron, mother of Remigius, Bishop of Reims
796. Cindeus
     1. Cindeus, priest at Side in Pamphylia, martyr
797. circumcision
     1. Circumcision of the Infant Jesus
798. circumcision, nativity
     1. Circumcision and Octave of the Nativity of Jesus Christ
799. Cisellus
     1. Cisellus, boy martyr in Sardinia
800. Cittinus
     1. Cittinus, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
801. Clare
     1. Clare of Assisi, founder of the Poor Clares
802. Clarence
     1. Clarence/Clarentius, Bishop of Vienne, Confessor
803. Clarus
     1. Clarus, priest and Confessor, disciple of Martin of Tours
     2. Clarus, priest and martyr in the Vexin, France
804. Classicus
     1. Classicus, martyr in proconsular Africa
805. Clateus
     1. Clateus/Clathaeus, Bishop of Brescia, martyr
806. Claudia
     1. Claudia, maiden martyr at Amisus
     2. Claudia, maiden martyr at Amisus, near Pontus
     3. Claudia, maiden martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
     4. Claudia, maiden martyr of Aminsus (Amysus)
807. Claudianus
     1. Claudianus, martyr at Nicomedia
     2. Claudianus, martyr at Perge
     3. Claudianus, martyr in Egypt
     4. Claudianus/Claudius, martyr at Perge
808. Claudinus
     1. Claudinus, Greek saint
809. Claudius
     1. Claudius 'Commentariensis,' Roman martyr
     2. Claudius, Archbishop of Besançon, Confessor
     3. Claudius, Greek Confessor
     4. Claudius, martyr
     5. Claudius, martyr at Aegae in Cilicia
     6. Claudius, martyr at Constantinople
     7. Claudius, martyr at Ostia Tibernia
     8. Claudius, martyr at Troyes in France
     9. Claudius, martyr in Africa
     10. Claudius, martyr in Pannonia
     11. Claudius, son of Marcellus of Tangier, martyr at Leon, Spain
     12. Claudius, tribune, Roman martyr
     13. Claudius/Claudianus, martyr in Egypt
810. Claudius and companions
     1. Claudius, Asterius, Neon, Domnia and her child, and Theonilla, martyrs at Aegae in Cilicia
     2. Claudius, Hilaria, Jason, Maurus, and seventy soldiers, Roman martyrs
     3. Claudius, Nicostratus, Castor, Victorinus, and Symphronianus, Roman martyrs
811. Claudius, Asterius, Neon, Domnina, child, and Theonilla
     1. Claudius, Asterius, Neon, Domnina and her child, and Theonilla, martyrs at Aegae in Cilicia
812. Claudius, Crispinus, Magina, John, and Stephen
     1. Claudius Crispinus, Magina, John, and Stephen, martyrs in Africa
813. Claudius, Diodorus, and companions
     1. Claudius, Diodorus, and companions (Victor, Victorinus, Papas, Serapion, and Nicephorus), martyrs in Egypt
814. Claudius, Lupercius, and Victorius
     1. Claudius, Lupercius, and Victorius, sons of Marcellus of Tangie, sibling martyrs at Leon, Spain
815. Clemens
     1. Clemens, Roman martyr
816. Clement
     1. Clement the Hymnographer, abbot of Studion
     2. Clement, Bishop of Ancyra, 'Father of the Orphans', Megalomartyr
     3. Clement, Bishop of Ancyra, Megalomartyr
     4. Clement, Bishop of Ohrid
     5. Clement, Bishop of Sardes/Sardica?, of the Seventy Disciples
     6. Clement, Greek martyr by the sword
     7. Clement, martyr
     8. Pope Clement I of Rome
     9. Pope Clement I of Rome, martyr
     10. Pope Clement I the Roman, martyr
817. Clement and Agathangelus
     1. Clement, Bishop of Ancyra, and Agathangelus, deacon, martyrs
     2. Clement, Bishop of Ancyra, Megalomartyr, and Agathangelus, deacon
     3. Clement, Bishop of Ancyra, Megalomartyr, and Agathangelus, deacon, martyr
818. Clementinus
     1. Clementinus, martyr at Heraclea in Thrace
819. Clementinus, Theodotus, and Philumenus
     1. Clementinus, Theodotus, and Philumenus, martyrs at Heraclea in Thrace
820. Cleomenes
     1. Cleomenes, martyr at Crete
821. Cleonicus
     1. Cleonicus, martyr at Amasea in Pontus
822. Cleophas
     1. Cleophas, disciple of Christ, met on the way to Emmaus, martyr
     2. Cleophas/Alphaeus/Clopas, disciple of Christ met on the way to Emmaus, martyr
     3. Cleophas/Alphaeus/Clopas, disciple of Christ, met on the way to Emmaus, martyr
823. Cleophas and children
     1. Cleophas, disciple of Christ, and his children
824. Clerus
     1. Clerus/Licerius/Lucerius, deacon, martyr at Antioch
825. Cletus
     1. Pope Cletus, martyr
826. Clicerius
     1. Clicerius, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
827. Clinus
     1. Clinus/Clinius, abbot at Monte Cassino, Confessor
828. Clodulph
     1. Clodulph/Chlodulf, Bishop of Metz
829. Clotildis
     1. Clotildis/Chlothildis/Crotildis/Clotilda, matron, Queen of France
830. Codratus
     1. Codratus of the Seventy Disciples
     2. Codratus, martyr on the Rhyndacus River in Lower Moesia
     3. Codratus/Quadratus, martyr at Corinth
     4. Codratus/Quadratus, martyr at Hermopolis
831. Codratus and companions
     1. Codratus, Dionysius, Cyprian, Anectus, Paul, and Crescens, martyrs at Corinth
     2. Codratus/Quadratus and companions (Cyprianus, two Dionysii, Anectus, Paul, Crescens, Victor, Victorinus, Nicephorus, Claudius, Diodorus, Serapion, Papias, Leonides, Charissa, Nunechia, Basilissa, Nice, Galla, Gallina, Theodora, and others), martyrs at Corinth
     3. Codratus/Quadratus and companions (two Dionysii, Cyprianus, Anectus, Paulus, Crescens, Victor, Victorinus, Nicephorus, Claudius, Diodorus, Serapion, Papias, Leonides, Charissa, Nunechia, Basilissa, Nice, Galla, Gallina, Theodora, and others), , martyrs at Corinth
     4. Codratus/Quadratus and companions, martyrs at Corinth
     5. Codratus/Quadratus, Cyprianus, Dionysius, and companions (Anectus, Paulus, and Crescens), martyrs at Corinth
     6. Codratus/Quadratus, Cyprianus, Dionysius, Anectus, Paul, and Crescens, martyrs at Corinth
     7. Codratus/Quadratus, Cyprianus, Dionysius, Anectus, Paulus, and Crescens, martyrs at Corinth
     8. Codratus/Quadratus, Dionysius, Paulus, Crescens, and companions (Cyprianus and Anectus, Victor, Victorinus, Nicephorus, Claudius, Diodorus, Serapion, Papias, Leonides, Charissa, Nunechia, Basilissa, Nice, Galla, Gallina, Theodora, and others), martyrs at Corinth
     9. Codratus/Quadratus, Saturninus, Rufinus, and others, martyrs at Hermopolis
     10. Codratus/Quadratus, Saturninus, Rufinus, and others, martyrs at Hermopolis and companions
832. Codratus and Cyprianus
     1. Codratus and Cyprianus, martyrs at Corinth
     2. Codratus/Quadratus and Cyprianus, martyrs at Corinth
833. Codratus and Paul
     1. Codratus/Quadratus and Paul, martyrs at Corinth
834. Cointha
     1. Cointha/Cointa/Quinta, martyr at Alexandria
835. collection
     1. Collection of relics of martyrs of Martyropolis and Maruthas
836. Colman
     1. Colman/Coloman, Irish priest, martyr
837. Coloman
     1. Coloman/Colman, Celtic martyr in Austria
838. Columatus
     1. Columatus, deacon, martyr at Tuta
839. Columba
     1. Columba, maiden martyr at Sens
     2. Columba, nun, martyr at Cordova
     3. Columba/Columcille, Apostle of Caledonia, Confessor
840. Columban
     1. Columban, abbot of Luxeuil and Bobbio
841. Coluthus
     1. Coluthus, bishop/deacon, martyr at Antinoe (Latopolis) in the Thebaid
     2. Coluthus, martyr
     3. Coluthus, martyr at Antinoe (Latopolis) in the Thebaid
842. Comasius
     1. Comasius, martyr at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
843. commemoration
     1. Commemoration of Apostle Peter near the Athyras River
     2. Commemoration of Apostles and Martyrs
     3. Commemoration of Apostles and Martyrs Peter and Paul, John the Baptist and other saints
     4. Commemoration of Chrysanthus and Euthymia
     5. Commemoration of Daniel Stylites at Anaplus
     6. Commemoration of Emperor Justinian II at the Church of the Holy Apostles
     7. Commemoration of Emperor Theodosius I in the Church of the Holy Apostles
     8. Commemoration of Emperors Constantine and Maurice and children at the Hagia Sophia and the Church of the Apostles
     9. Commemoration of Epicharis, Gaiana, and her companions in the Belt Quarter (Gaitanum)
     10. Commemoration of Eulogius Xenodochus, at the Church of St. Mocius
     11. Commemoration of Greek Empress Marciana, buried at the Church of the Holy Apostles
     12. Commemoration of Hermione near the Church of St. Romanus
     13. Commemoration of John the Baptist near the Taurus Forum
     14. Commemoration of Justinian and Theodora on Sunday, at the Hagia Sophia
     15. Commemoration of Mamas at his church in Sigma (the Semicircle), on the opposite bank
     16. Commemoration of Mardonius and companions, Stratonicus, Indes, and unspecified women martyrs at the Church of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste
     17. Commemoration of Patriarch Theodore I
     18. Commemoration of Patriarch Theodore I, at the Hagia Sophia
     19. Commemoration of Pope Clement I and Peter, Patriarch of Alexandria, at the Hagia Sophia
     20. Commemoration of Protomartyr Stephen, Holy Fathers of the Sixth Ecumenical Council and Achatius, at the Hagia Sophia
     21. Commemoration of SS. Sergius and Bacchus, on the other side in the Rufianes Quarter
     22. Commemoration of St. Ambrose, at the Hagia Sophia
     23. Commemoration of St. Euphemia at her church near the Neorion Harbor, next to the Church of the Holy Might
     24. Commemoration of St. Euphemia at her Church near the Neorion Harbor, next to the Church of the Holy Might
     25. Commemoration of St. Mamas at his church in Sigma (the Semicircle), on the opposite bank
     26. Commemoration of Stephen, Protomartyr, in the Constantinian Quarter
     27. Commemoration of the Annunciation
     28. Commemoration of the Annunciation at the Hagia Sophia
     29. Commemoration of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Areobindos Quarter at Constantinople
     30. Commemoration of the Earthquake under Theodosius II, from the Hagia Sophia out into the field
     31. Commemoration of the Fourth Ecumenical Council
     32. Commemoration of the Great Earthquake in 740
     33. Commemoration of the Great Earthquake in Constantinople (in 557)
     34. Commemoration of the Home Synod of 536, at the Hagia Sophia
     35. Commemoration of the Image of the Savior
     36. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary at the Mother-of-Pearl Hill
     37. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary in the Areobindos Quarter at Constantinople
     38. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary in the Areobindos Quarter of Constantinople
     39. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary in the Armatian Quarter
     40. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary in the Atrium, near the Church of St. Mocius
     41. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary in the Deaconess Quarter
     42. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary in the Sophia Quarter
     43. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary in the Sosthenian Quarter
     44. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary on the other side in Georgia
     45. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary on the Rampart
     46. Commemoration of the Virgin Mary, in the Atrium, near the Church of St. Mocius, Martyr
     47. Commemoration of Theodore ‘the Scribe’, Patriarch of Alexandria, in the Sphorace Quarter
844. companions
     1. 1,218 soldiers with women, including Susanna, Marciana, and Palladia, and children, compankions of Meletius the General/Stratelates, martyr at Ancyra (1218 soldiers with women and children)
     2. 1104 soldiers, companions of Romulus, Zeno, and Macarius
     3. 1104 soldiers, martyrs with Eudocius, Zeno, and Macarius at Melitene in Armenia
     4. 2,593 companions of Andrew, Megalomartyr
     5. 2,593 soldiers with Andrew, Megalomartyr
     6. 2593 companions of Andrew, Megalomartyr
     7. 270 companions of Eutychius and Thessalonice
     8. 340/5000 citizens with Arethas the Governor, martyrs
     9. 4,966 companions of Felix and Cyprianus, martyrs in northwestern Africa
     10. 40 companions of Julianus, martyrs in Galatia/Ancyra
     11. 40/49 companions of Callistratus, martyr
     12. Agathoclea and unspecified companions of Charalampus and Pantaleon, martyrs
     13. Archelaus, Cyrillus, Photius, and one hundred forty other companions of Heraïs martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
     14. companions of Abda and Abdjesus (sixteen priests and others)
     15. companions of Abda and Abdjesus (sixteen priests and others), martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia
     16. companions of Abda and Abdjesus (sixteen priests, nine deacons, six monks, and seven maiden martyrs)
     17. companions of Abda and Abdjesus (sixteen priests, nine deacons, six monks, and seven maiden martyrs), martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia
     18. companions of Abda and Abdjesus (sixteen priests, nine deacons, six monks, and seven maiden martyrs), martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia)
     19. companions of Acepsimas (Aithalas the Deacon and Joseph the Priest)
     20. companions of Acepsimas (Aithalas the Deacon and Joseph the Priest), martyrs in Persia
     21. Companions of Acepsimas, martyrs in Persia (Aithalas and Joseph)
     22. companions of Acindynas, Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidephorus and Anempodistus, martyrs in Persia
     23. companions of Acindynus (Pegasius, Aphthonicus, Elpidephorus and Anempodistus
     24. companions of Acindynus (Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidiphorus, and Anempodistus), martyrs in Persia
     25. companions of Acindynus and Pegasius (Aphthonius, Elpidephorus and Anempodistus), martyrs in Persia
     26. companions of Acindynus and Pegasius (Aphthonius, Elpidiphorus, and Anempodistus), martyrs in Persia
     27. Companions of Acindynus, martyrs in Persia (Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidephorus and Anempodistus)
     28. Companions of Acindynus, martyrs in Persia (Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidiphorus, and Anempodistus)
     29. companions of Agapius (two Alexanders, two Dionysii,, Plesius/Paisius, Timolaus and Romylus), martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
     30. companions of Agapius, Alexander and Dionysius (another Alexander, another Dionysius, Plesius/Paisius, Timolaus and Romylus), martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
     31. companions of Agapius, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine (two Alexanders, two Dionysii, Plesius/Paisius, and Romulus
     32. companions of Agapius, Seleucus, and Mamas, martyrs by beheading
     33. companions of Agathonicus (Zoticus, Zenon, Theoprepius, Acindynus, and Severianus), martyrs at Selymbria (
     34. companions of Agathonicus and Zoticus (Zenon, Theoprepius, Acindynus, and Severianus), martyrs at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
     35. companions of Aigulf (Trucharius, Frogentius, and another monk), martyrs at Capraja Island
     36. companions of Alphaeus, Alexander, and Mark (Zosimas, Nicon, Neon, Heliodorus, and others)
     37. companions of Alphaeus, Alexander, and Zosimas (Mark, Nicon, Neon, and Heliodorus, and soldiers or boys and girls)
     38. companions of Alphaeus, Alexander, Zosimas, Mark, Nicon, Neon, and Heliodorus (soldiers or boys and girls)
     39. companions of Alphius (Philadelphus, Cyrinus, Onesimus, Erasmus, and fourteen others), martyrs in Sicily
     40. companions of Alphius, Philadelphus, and Cyrinus (Onesimus, Erasmus, and fourteen others), martyrs
     41. companions of Ananias and Peter (seven soldiers), martyrs in Phoenicia
     42. companions of Anastasius, monks at Suppetonia near Mt. Soracte
     43. companions of Anne and Elizabeth (Bishop Alexander, Heraclius the Warrior, Elizabeth, Theodota and Glyceria), martyrs
     44. companions of Anne and Elizabeth (Bishop Alexander, Heraclius the Warrior, Theodota, and Glyceria)
     45. companions of Anne and Elizabeth (Bishop Alexander, Heraclius the Warrior, Theodota, and Glyceria), martyrs
     46. companions of Anthimus, martyrs at Nicomedia (Theophilus and others)
     47. companions of Antoninus, Nicephorus, and Germanus (Zebinas and Manatho), martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
     48. Companions of Aphrodisius (Meldeus, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, Valerianus and others), martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     49. companions of Aphrodisius, Meldius, and Macrobius, martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine (Antonius, Valerianus, Leontius, and fifty-four others)
     50. companions of Apphianus (his brother Aedisius and unspecified others), martyrs
     51. companions of Aquilina and Rufinus (two hundred soldiers), martyrs at Sinope
     52. companions of Arian/Arrhianus (Philemon, Apollonius, and three protectors), martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
     53. companions of Aristocleus of Tamasus (Demetrianus and Athanasius), martyrs at Salamis
     54. companions of Asterius and Neon (Claudius, Domnina and her child, and Theonilla), martyrs
     55. companions of Athenogenes (ten disciples), martyrs
     56. companions of Atticus, Eudocius, and Agapius (Marinus, Oceanus, Eustratius, Carterius, Styrax, Nicopolitanus, Tobias, and otheres), martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
     57. companions of Atticus, Eudocius, and Agapius (Marinus, Oceanus, Eustratius, Carterius, Styrax, Nicopolitanus, Tobias, and others), martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
     58. companions of Babylas, Twelfth Bishop of Antioch (boys Barbadus, Apollonius, and Urbanus), martyrs at Nicomedia with Babylas
     59. companions of Babylas, Twelfth Bishop of Antioch, martyrs at Nicomedia (boys Urbanus, Prilidianus, Eppolonius, and their mother Christodula)
     60. companions of Babylus, Twelfth Bishop of Antioch (boys Barbadus, Apollonius, and Urbanus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     61. companions of Bishop Alexander (Heraclius, Anne, Elizabeth, Theodota, and Glyceria), martyrs at Adrianople
     62. companions of Bishop Alexander and Heraclius (Anne, Elizabeth, Theodota, and Glyceria), martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
     63. companions of Bishop Basiliscus (Eutropius and Cleonicus), martyrs
     64. companions of bishop Patricius (Achatius, Menander and Polyaenus, priests), martyrs at Prusa in Bithynia
     65. companions of bishop Patricius (Achatius, Menander, and Polyaenus), martyrs at Prusa in Bithynia
     66. companions of bishop Patricius, (Achatius, Menander and Polyaenus, priests), martyrs at Prusa in Bithynia
     67. Companions of Caesarius and Dasius (Sabas, Sabinianus, Agrippa, Adrianus, and Thomas,_ martyrs
     68. companions of Callistratus (forty-nine soldiers), martyr
     69. companions of Carpus and Papylus (Agathonice and Agathodorus/Trophimus), martyrs at Pergamum
     70. companions of Carpus, martyrs at Pergamum (Papylus, Agathonice, and Agathodorus/Trophimus)
     71. companions of Carpus, Papylus, and Paul (Agathodorus and Agathonice), martyrs at Pergamum
     72. companions of Carpus, Papylus, Paul, and Agathodorus/Trophimus (Agathonice), martyrs at Pergamum
     73. companions of Carterius, Eupsychius, and Nearchus (Domninus, Theotimus, Timotheus, Philotheus, Dorotheus, Silvanus, Pamphilus, and Theophilus)martyrs at Emesa in Phoenicia
     74. companions of Charalampus (Pantaleon, Agathocleia, and unspecified others), martyrs
     75. companions of Charalampus and Pantaleon (Agathocleia and others), martyrs
     76. companions of Christopher (Theonas and Antoninus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     77. companions of Claudius and Diodorus (Victor, Victorinus, Papas, Serapion, and Nicephorus), martyrs in Egypt
     78. companions of Claudius/Claudianus and Diodorus (Victor, Victorinus, Pappius, Serapion, and Nicephorus), martryrs in Egypt
     79. companions of Clement and Agathangelus (Christophorus, Chariton, Phlegon, Eucarpius, and many orphan boys), martyrs
     80. companions of Codratus (Saturninus, Rufinus, and others), martyrs at Hermopolis
     81. companions of Codratus/Quadratus, Cyprianus, and Dionysius (Anectus, Paulus, and Crescens), martyrs at Corinth
     82. companions of Codratus/Quadratus, Dionysius, Paulus, and Crescens (another Dionysius, Cyprianus, Anectus, Victor, Victorinus, Nicephorus, Claudius, Diodorus, Serapion, Papias, Leonides, Charissa, Nunechia, Basilissa, Nice, Galla, Gallina, Theodora, and others), martyrs at Corinth
     83. companions of Codratus/Quadratus, martyr at Corinth (two Dionysii, Cyprianus, Anectus, Paulus, Crescens, Victor, Victorinus, Nicephorus, Claudius, Diodorus, Serapion, Papias, Leonides, Charissa, Nunechia, Basilissa, Nice, Galla, Gallina, Theodora, and others)
     84. companions of Cosmas and Damian (their brothers Anthimus, Leontius, and Euprepius)
     85. companions of Dada (Maximus and Quintilianus), martyrs at Dorostolum (Silistria)
     86. companions of Dasius and Neophytus, martyrs
     87. companions of Dasius, Sabas, and Adrianus (Caesarius, Sabinianus, Agrippa, and Thomas)
     88. companions of Demetrius (Christopher, Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas, and others), martyrs
     89. companions of Demetrius (Danax and Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas and others)
     90. companions of Demetrius (Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas, and others)
     91. companions of Demetrius (Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas, and others), martyrs
     92. companions of Demetrius (Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas, and others, martyrs
     93. companions of Demetrius and Danax (Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicas and others), martyrs
     94. companions of Dionysius (Peter Lampsacus, Christina, Andrew, and Paul), martyrs at Troas
     95. companions of Domninus (Leontius, Dometius, and Terentius), martyrs
     96. Companions of Donata, Roman martyrs (Paulina, Rustica, Nominanda, Scorina, Hilaria, and companions)
     97. companions of Eudocius (Romulus, Zenon, Macarius, and 1104 soldiers)
     98. companions of Eudocius (Romulus, Zenon, Macarius, and 1104 soldiers), martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
     99. companions of Eudocius and Romulus (Zenon, Macarius, and 1104 soldiers), martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
     100. companions of Eulogius, martyrs at Constantinople (Achatius, Demetrius, and Euphemia)
     101. companions of Eusebius (Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, Christina and 268 others)
     102. companions of Eusebius (Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, Christina, and 268 others)
     103. companions of Eusebius (Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, Christina, and 268 others), martyrs at Nicomedia
     104. companions of Eusebius and Christina (Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, and others), martyrs at Nicomedia
     105. Companions of Eusebius, martyrs at Gaza
     106. companions of Eusebius, martyrs at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia (Neon, Longinus, Leontius, and forty others)
     107. Companions of Eustathius (his wife Theopist and sons Theopistus and Agapius), martyrs at Rome
     108. companions of Eustathius (his wife Theopista and sons Theopistus and Agapius), martyrs at Rome
     109. companions of Eustathius (his wife Theopista and sons Theopistus, and Agapius), martyrs at Rome
     110. Companions of Eustathius (Theopista, Theopistus and Agapius), martyrs at Rome
     111. companions of Eustochius (Caius, Probus, Lollius, and Urbanus), martyrs at Ancyra
     112. companions of Eustratius (Auxentius, Eugenius, Mardarius, and Orestes
     113. companions of Eustratius (Auxentius, Eugenius, Mardarius, and Orestes), martyrs
     114. companions of Eustratius and Auxentius (Eugenius, Mardarius, and Orestes), martyrs
     115. companions of Eustratius, martyr (Auxentius, Eugenius, Mardarius, and Orestes)
     116. companions of Faustus and Macarius (Abibus, Dionysus, Cyriacus, Adronicus, Theoctistus, Andreas, Sarpambo, Cyriacus, Andropelagia, and Thecla), martyrs at Alexandria
     117. companions of Faustus, Abibas, and Dionysius (acolyte Cyriacus, soldier Andronicus, sea captain Theoctistus, Macarius, Andreas, Sarpambo, Cyriacus, maiden martyrs Andropelagia and Thecla/Theocleia, and matron Caldote), martyrs at Alexandria
     118. companions of Faustus, disciple of Dionysius of Alexandria, martyrs (Caius, Eusebius, and Chaeraemon)
     119. companions of Gaiana (Rhipseme, Nino, and six other maiden martyrs)
     120. companions of Gereon (318 Thebans and and 360 Mauretanians), martyrs near Cologne
     121. Companions of Gregory the Illuminator, martyrs, identity uncertain
     122. companions of Heraclius (Andrew Stratelates, Faust, Menas, and others), martyrs
     123. companions of Heraclius (Paulinus and Venedimus), martyrs at Athens
     124. companions of Hermogenes, martyrs, identities uncertain
     125. companions of Hermolaus (Hermippus/Anamaeus and Hermocrates), martyrs
     126. companions of Hermolaus (his brothers Hermippus/Anamaeus and Hermocrates), martyrs at Nicomedia
     127. companions of Herodion (Agapus, Rufus, Asyncritus, Phlegon, and Hermes
     128. companions of Herodion, Agapus, and Rufus (Asyncritus, Phlegon, and Hermes), disciples of the Apostles
     129. companions of Herodion, disciple of the Apostles (Agapus, Rufus, Asyncritus, Phlegontus, and Hermes)
     130. companions of Hieron (Hesychius, Nicander, and thirty others), martyrs at Meletine in Armenia
     131. companions of Hippolytus (Censorinus, Chryse/Aurea, Sabbainus, Theodorus, Felix, Maximus, Herculinus, Venerius, Styracinus, Cenas, Commodus, Hermes, Maurus, Eusebius, Rusticus, Monagrius, Amandinus, Olympius, and Cyprius), martyrs at Ostia
     132. companions of Hippolytus, martyrs at Ostia (Censorinus, Chryse, Sabbainus, Theodorus, Felix, Maximus, Herculinus, Venerius, Styracinus, Cenas, Commodus, Hermes, Maurus, Eusebius, Rusticus, Monagrius, Amandinus, Olympius, and Cyprius)
     133. Companions of Hippolytus, martyrs at Ostia (Censorinus, Chryse/Aurea, Sabbainus, Theodorus, Felix, Maximus, Herculinus, Venerius, Styracinus, Cenas, Commodus, Hermes, Maurus, Eusebius, Rusticus, Monagrius, Amandinus, Olympius, and Cyprius)
     134. Companions of Indes and Domna (Domna, Agape, Theophila, and companions)
     135. companions of Isaac (Apollo and Quadratus/Codratus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     136. companions of Isaurus (Basil, Innocentius, Hermias/Jeremias, Felix, and Peregrinus), martyrs at Apollonia in Bithynia
     137. companions of Januarius (Festus, Desiderius, Sosius, Proculus, Eutychius, and Acustius), martyrs
     138. companions of Januarius (Sosius, Proculus, Eutychius and Acustius, Faustus and Desiderius)
     139. companions of Julian (Basilissa, Antonius, Anastasius, Marionilla, her small son Celsius, seven other children, and twenty soldiers), martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
     140. companions of Julianus (Basilissa, Antonius, Anastasius, Marcionilla, Celsus, seven other children, and twenty soldiers), martyrs in Egypt
     141. companions of Julianus (Basilissa, Antonius, Anastasius, Marcionilla, her small son Celsus, seven other children, and twenty soldiers), martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
     142. companions of Julianus (Basilissa, Antonius, Anastasius, Marcionilla, her small son Celsus, seven other children, and twenty soldiers), martyrs in Egypt
     143. companions of Julianus (Gregory, Marcianus, John, James, Alexius, Demetrius, Photius/Phocas, Petr, Leontius, and Marcella), martyrs at Constantinople
     144. Companions of Julianus and Basilissa, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt (Anthony, Anastasius, Marcionilla, Celsus and his seven brothers, and companions)
     145. companions of Justin the Philosopher (Chariton, Hierax, Euelpistus, Paeon, Liberianus, Valerianus, and Charitina)
     146. companions of Laurentius, archdeacon (Sixtus and Hippolytus), martyrs at Rome
     147. companions of Leonides (Charissa, Nunechia, Basilissa, Nice, Callista, Theodora, and Galena), martyrs at Corinth
     148. companions of Leonides, martyr at Corinth
     149. companions of Leontius (Attius, Alexander, and six others), martyrs at Perge in Pamphylia
     150. companions of Leontius, Dometius, and Domninus (Terentius and unspecified others), martyrs
     151. companions of Longinus (soldeirs Megistus and Aceptus), martyrs
     152. companions of Lucianus and Florus (Marcianus, Heraclia, and Titus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     153. companions of Lucy (Ricsus, Antoninus, Severinus, Diodorus, Dion, and seventeen others), martyrs at Rome
     154. companions of Lucy and Ricsus (Antoninus, Severinus, Diodorus, Dion, and seventeen others), martyrs at Rome
     155. companions of Macrobius and Gorbianus (Zoticus, Helias, and Lucianus), martyrs
     156. companions of Manuel (Sabel, and Ismael)
     157. companions of Manuel, George, and Leontius (Peter, Sionius, Gabriel, John, Leo, Parodus, and 337 others), martyrs in Bulgaria
     158. Companions of Manuel, George, and Leontius, martyrs (Peter, Sionius, Gabriel, John, Leo, Parodus, and 337 companions
     159. companions of Marcianus and Nicander (Apollonius, Leonides, Arrhius, Gorgius, Hyperechius, Selenias, Irene, and Pammon, martyrs in Egypt
     160. companions of Marcianus, Nicander, and Appollonius (Leonides, Arrhius, Gorgius, Hyperechius, Selenias/Serenus, Irene/Irenaeus, and Pammon/Pambonus), martyrs in Egypt
     161. companions of Mardonius, Dorotheus, and Nicostratus (Smaragdus, Mygdonius, Hilarus, Eugenius, Maximus, Romana, and Petrus), martyrs at Nicomedia
     162. companions of Mark (Mucianus/Mocius, Paul, and another martyr)
     163. companions of Mary and Martha (Thecla, Zenaïs/Mariamne, and Nemmonia/Enneim), maiden martyrs in Persia
     164. companions of Maximus and Theodotus (Asclepiodotes and unknown others), martyrs at Saltus near Philippopolis
     165. companions of Meletius the General/Stratelates and Stephen (1,280 soldiers with women and children), martyrs at Ancyra
     166. companions of Meletius the General/Stratelates and Stephen (John and 1,280 soldiers, with women and children), martyrs at Ancyra
     167. companions of Meletius the General/Stratelates, martyr at Ancyra (1,218 soldiers with women and children)
     168. companions of Meletius, Stephen, and John (1,218 soldiers with women and children), martyrs at Ancyra
     169. companions of Memorius (Felix, Sensatus, Maximianus, and two others), martyrs at Mesmin (Brolium)
     170. companions of Menas (Victor and Vincent), martyrs
     171. companions of Namphanio (Miggin, Lucitas, and Sanaes), martyrs in Africa
     172. companions of Nazarius (Protasius, Gervasius, and Celsus), martyrs at Milan
     173. companions of Neophytus (Gaius, Gaianus, Zeno, Marcius, and Macarius), martyrs
     174. companions of Nerses (Joseph, John, Shapur, Isaac, Hypatius, Azotus, Sazonus, Thecla, Baula, Denachis, and Anna), martyrs in Persia
     175. companions of Nerses (Joseph, John, Shapur, two Isaacs, Hypatius, Azotus, Sazonus, Thecla, Baula, Denachis, and Anne), martyrs in Persia
     176. companions of Nerses/Narses and Joseph (John, Shapur/Saverius, two Isaacs, Papas, Bantha/Paul, Azotus, Sazonus, Thecla, Baula, Denachis, and Anna), martyrs in Persia
     177. companions of Palmatius (his wife and son and forty-two household members, Roman martyrs
     178. companions of Palmatius (Justinus, Hormisdas, Papyrius, Alexander, Constans, Soter, Jovinianus, and others), martyrs at Treves
     179. companions of Pamphius/Pamphilu, priest (Valens, Paul, Elias, Jeremiah, Iswaias, Samuel, Daniel, Porphyrius, Seleucus, and Julianus), martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
     180. companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus (Valens, Paul, Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel, Porphyrius, Seleucus, Theodulus, and Julianus), martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
     181. companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus (Valens, Paul, Elias, Jeremiah, Isaias, Samuel, Daniel,Porphyrius, Seleucus, and Julianus), martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
     182. companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus and Porphyrius
     183. companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus, Paul, and Porphyrius (Valens, Elias, Jeremiah, Isaias, Samuel, Daniel, Seleucus, and Julianus), martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
     184. Companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus, priest, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine (Valens, Paul, Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel, Porphyrius, Seleucus, and Julianus)
     185. companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus, priest, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine (Valens, Paul, Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel, Porphyrius, Seleucus, and Julianus)
     186. companions of Patermuthius (disciple Copres and soldier Alexander), martyrs
     187. companions of Patricius, bishop, martyr at Prusa (Achatius, Menander and Polyaenus, priests)
     188. companions of Paul and Juliana (soldiers Quadratus/Codratus, Achatius, and Stratonicus), martyrs at Ptolemais in Syria
     189. companions of Paul of Gaza (hi sisters Valentina and Thea/Chionia), martyrs
     190. companions of Paul of Gaza (Valentina and Thea/Chionia), martyrs
     191. companions of Peregrinus (Lucianus, Pompeius, Hesychius, Papius, Saturninus, and Germanus), martyrs at Durazzo
     192. companions of Peter Lampascus (Dionysius, Christina, Andrew and Paul), martyrs at Troas
     193. companions of Peter Lampascus and Dionysius (Christina, Andrew and Paul), martyrs at Troas
     194. companions of Peter of Lampascus (Dionysius, Christina, Andrew and Paul), martyrs at Troas
     195. companions of Peter of Lampsacus and Dionysius (Christina, Andrew, and Paul), martyrs at Troas
     196. companions of Peter of Lampsacus and Dionysius (Christine, Andrew and Paul), martyrs
     197. companions of Pherbuda/Tarbula (her siblings Therme and Simeon the Bishop, and a servant nun), martyrs in Persia
     198. companions of Philemon (Archippus and Apphia), martyrs
     199. companions of Philemon and Apollonius (Arrhianus/Arian, Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus)), martyrs in Egypt
     200. companions of Philemon and Apollonius (Arrhianus/Arian, Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus), martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
     201. companions of Philemon and Apollonius (Arrhianus/Arian, Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus), martyrs in Egypt
     202. companions of Philetas Syncleticus (Lydia, Macedon and Theoprepius, Chronides, and Amphilocius), martyrs
     203. companions of Photina the Samaritan, martyrs (her sons Joseph and Victor; soldier Sebastian; and sibling martyrs Anatolius, Photius, Photis, Parasceve, and Cyriaca)
     204. companions of Pionius, martyrs at Smyrna (Linus, Asclepiades, Sabina, Macedonia, and Eutychius)
     205. companions of Polyeuctus and Theodore, Greek martyrs (Cyriacus and Eleazar)
     206. companions of Prochorus and Nicanor (Timon and Parmenas), martyrs
     207. companions of Rhipseme (Gaiana, Nico, and six other maiden martyrs)
     208. companions of Rhipseme and Gaiana (Nino and other maiden martyrs)
     209. companions of Rhipseme and Gaiana (Nino and six other maiden martyrs)
     210. companions of Rhipsime (Gaiana, Nino, and six other maiden martyrs)
     211. companions of Rhipsime and Gaiana (Nino and other maiden martyrs)
     212. companions of Rhipsime and Gaiana (Nino and six other maiden martyrs)
     213. companions of Rhipsime and Gaiana, Virgin Martyrs (Nino and six other virgin martyrs)
     214. companions of Rufinus (Cesidius and unspecified others), martyrs near Rieti
     215. companions of Rufinus and Aquilina (two hundred soldiers), martyrs at Sinope
     216. companions of Rufinus the Miracle Worker (Aquilina and 200 soldiers), martyrs
     217. companions of Rufinus, Mark, and Valerius (Paul, Honoratus, Donatus, Baricus, Vitalis, Januarius, and Justus), martyrs in Africa
     218. Companions of Sadoc (120/128 priests, monks, and nuns, martyrs in Persia)
     219. companions of Sadoc (one hundred twenty-eight monks, nuns, and priests), martyrs in Persia
     220. companions of Sadoc (one hundred twenty-eight monks, nuns, and priests), martyrs in Persia)
     221. companions of Sadoc (one hundred twenty-eight priests, monks, and nuns), martyrs in Persia
     222. companions of Sadoc/Sadoth (one hundred twenty-eight monks, nuns, and priests), martyrs in Persia
     223. companions of Sadoc/Sadoth (one hundred twenty-eight monks, nuns, and priests, martyrs in Persia
     224. companions of Saturninus (Inischolus, Januarius, Faustianus, Marsalinus, Euphrasius, and Mammius), martyrs on the Isle of Corfu
     225. companions of Saturus and Saturnilus (Perpetua (Felicitas, Revocatus, and Secundulus), martyrs at Carthage
     226. companions of Saturus and Saturnilus (Perpetua, Felicitas, Revocatus, and Secundulus), martyrs at Carthage
     227. companions of Sebastian (Marcus, Marcellianus, Nicostratus, Zoe, Tranquillinus, Claudius, Castor, Tiburtius, Castolus, and 58 others), martyrs
     228. Companions of Sebastianus (Marcus, Marcellianus, Nicostratus, Zoe, Tranquillinus, Claudius, Castor, Tiburtius, Castolus, and 58 others), martyrs
     229. companions of Serapion (Callinicus, Theodore, and others), martyrs
     230. companions of Silvanus (Sabinus and Pantherius), martyrs in Thrace
     231. companions of Simeon Barsibae (priests Abdella and Ananias, Chusdazat, Phusa, Askitrea, Azad, and 1150/100 others), martyrs
     232. companions of Simeon Barsibae, Persian bishop (priests Abdella and Ananias, Chusdazat, Phusa, Askitrea, Azad, and 1150/100 others)
     233. companions of Simeon Barsibae, Persian bishop, priests Abdella and Ananias, Chusdazat, Phusa, Askitrea, Azad, and 1150/100 others, martyrs
     234. companions of Solochon (Pamphamer and Pamphalon of Chalcedon), martyrs
     235. companions of Solochon (Pamphamer and Pamphalon, Egyptian soldiers), martyrs
     236. companions of Solochon of Chalcedon (Pamphamer and Pamphalon of Chalcedon, Egyptian soldiers), martyrs
     237. companions of Solochon of Chalcedon (Pamphamer and Pamphalon, Egyptian soldiers), martyrs
     238. companions of Speusippus, Eleusippus, and Melasippus (their grandmother Leonilla and disciples Neon, Turbon, and Jonilla)
     239. companions of Stachys, Ampliatus, and Urbanus (Appeles, Aristobulus, Narcissus, Patrobius, Hermes, Ananias, Gaius, and Philologus)
     240. companions of Stachys, Amplius, and Aristobulus (Urbanus, Narcissus, and Apelles)
     241. companions of Stachys, Amplius, and Urbanus (Narcissus, Appeles, Aristobulus, Patrobius, Hermes, Ananias, Gaius, and Philologus)
     242. companions of Stephen the New (Peter, Andrew, and three hundred thirty-nine monks)
     243. companions of Terentius (Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and 40 others), martyrs at Carthage
     244. companions of Terentius and Africanus (Maximus, Pompeius, and forty others), martyrs at Carthage
     245. companions of Terentius and Africanus (Pompeius, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and thirty-six others), martyrs at Carthage
     246. companions of Terentius and Africanus (Pompeius, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, andå others), martyrs at Carthage
     247. companions of Terentius, Pompeius, and Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, and Macarius, martyrs at Carthage (Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and forty others
     248. companions of Thalleleus the Merciful (Alexander and Asterius), martyrs at Aegae in Cilicia
     249. companions of Theodore (Callinicus, Serapion, and others), martyrs converted by Meletius
     250. companions of Theognis (Rufus, Antipater, Theostichus, Artemas, Magnus, Theodotus, Thamasius, and Philemon), martyrs at Cyzicus
     251. companions of Theophanes (Papias, Strategius, and Jacob), martyrs at Constantinople
     252. companions of Thermos (his sister and servant), martyrs
     253. companions of Thyrsus (Callinicus, Leucius, Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arian), martyrs in Egypt
     254. companions of Thyrsus (Leucius, Callinicus, Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arians), martyrs in Egypt
     255. companions of Thyrsus and Callinicus, (Leucius, Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arian), martyrs in Egypt
     256. companions of Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus (Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arian), martyrs in Egypt
     257. companions of Thyrsus, Leucius, Callinicus, Philemon and Apollonius (Arrhianus/Arians), martyrs in Egypt
     258. companions of Timothy (Agapius and Thecla), martyrs at Gaza
     259. companions of Timothy, Bishop of Gaza (Agapius and Thecla), martyrs
     260. companions of Trophimus (Sabbatius and Dorymedon)
     261. companions of Trophimus (Sabbatius and Dorymedon), martyrs at Synnada in Phrygia
     262. companions of Trophimus and Sabbatius (Dorymedon and unspecified others), martyrs at Synnada in Pisidia
     263. companions of unspecified martyrs at Tarsus
     264. companions of unspecified others
     265. companions of Valerianus (Candidus, Aquila, and Eugenius), martyrs at Trebizond in Asia Mino
     266. companions of Valerianus (Candidus, Aquila, and Eugenius), martyrs at Trebizond in Asia Minor
     267. companions of Varus (seven monks), martyrs in Egypt
     268. companions of Ven. Anthusa and Bishop Athanasius (her servants Charesimus and Neophytus, martyrs)
     269. companions of Victor (Zoticus, Zeno, Acindynus, Severianus, and Antonius), martyrs at Nicomedia
     270. companions of Victorinus (Victor, Nicephorus, Claudianus, Dioscorus, Serapion, and Papas), martyrs in Egypt
     271. companions of Xenophon (his wife Mary and sons John and Arcadius)
     272. companions of Xenophon (his wife Mary/Martha and their sons John and Arcadius), Confessors
     273. companions of Xenophon (Martha/Mary, John, and Arcadius, Confessors)
     274. companions of Zeno, martyr on Corfu/Kerkyra (Vitalis, Eusebius, Neon, and Nestabus)
     275. disciples of Speusippus, Eleusippus, Melasippus, and Leonilla (Neon, Tubron, and Jenilla)
     276. Eight companions of Eudocius, and Agapius (Atticus, Marinus, Oceanus, Eustratius, Carterius, Styrax, Nicopolitanus, and Tobias), martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
     277. eighteen companions of Peter and Julianus, Roman martyrs
     278. eighty-six companions of Donatus, Secundianus, and Romulus, martyrs at Concordia
     279. eleven thousand companions of Ursula, martyrs at Cologne
     280. executioners of Philetaerus, martyrs
     281. fifteen companions of Aresius and Rogatus, martyrs
     282. fifteen unspecified companions of Pionius, martyrs at Smyrna
     283. fifty unspecified companions of Dionysius, martyrs
     284. fifty-four companions of Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Macrobius, Valerianus, and Leontius, martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     285. fifty-nine companions of Aphrodisius (Meldeus, Leontius, Antonius, Macrobius, Valerianus, and others), martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     286. five companions of Apollonius, martyrs at Alexandria
     287. five companions of Pastor and Victorinus, martyrs at Nicomedia
     288. five Egyptians, companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus (Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, and Daniel), martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
     289. five Egyptians, companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus (Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel), martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
     290. five Egyptians, companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus (Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel, and Theodulus), martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
     291. Five Egyptians, companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus, priest, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine (Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel)
     292. five hundred forty-six companions of Paphnutius, martyrs in Egypt
     293. five hundred monks and servants with Porcarius, martrys at Lérins
     294. five thousand citizens with Arethas the Governor, martyrs
     295. five thousand companions of Julianus, martyrs in Egypt
     296. five unspecified companions of Julia, Claudius, Justus, and Jucundinus, martyrs at Troyes in France
     297. five unspecified friends of Cyriaca, maiden martyrs at Nicomedia
     298. forty companions of Bassus, Dionysius, and Agapitus, martyrs at Heraclea in Thrace
     299. forty companions of Eusebius, Neon, Longinus, and Leontius, martyrs at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
     300. forty companions of Faustinus, Roman martyrs
     301. Forty companions of John 'the Confessor' of Egypt, martyrs
     302. forty companions of Quadratus, Immanuel, and Theodosius, martyrs
     303. forty companions of Silvanus, martyrs at Phenna in Palestine
     304. forty-nine companions of Beronicus and Pelagia, martyrs at Antioch
     305. forty-nine companions of Callistratus, martyrs
     306. forty-nine soldiers with Callistratus, martyrs
     307. four companions of Paul, Cyril, and Eugenius, martyrs in Syria
     308. four companions of Pontianus, Roman martyrs
     309. four unspecified companions of Theopemptus, martyrs by sword
     310. Hermippus/Anamaeus and Hermocrates
     311. innumerable companions of Marcus and Marcianus, martyrs at Alexandria
     312. many companions of Carpus, Papylus, Agathonice, and Agathodurs, martyrs at Pergamum
     313. many companions of Eugenius, Bishop of Carthage
     314. many other companions of Photinus, martyrs at Lyon
     315. many unspecified companions of Agoard and Agilbert, martyrs near Paris
     316. many unspecified companions of Chaeremon, martyrs at Nilopolis in Egypt
     317. many unspecified companions of Diodorus and Marcianus, Roman martyrs
     318. many unspecified companions of Eleutherius, martyrs at Nicomedia
     319. Mary/Anne and unspecified companions of Conon of Bida in Isauria, martyrs
     320. Minervus, Victor, Artemius, and Caleorus, companions of Heradius, Paul, and Aquilinus, martyrs at Nyon on Lake Geneva
     321. nine companions of Bonus, Faustus, and Maurus, Roman martyrs (Primitivus, Calumniosus, Joannes, Exuperius, Cyrillus, Theodorus, Basilius, Castilus, and Honoratus)
     322. nine companions of Eusebius, martyrs
     323. nine companions of Saturninus, martyrs in northwestern Africa
     324. nine thousand companions of Ia/Eudocia, martyrs in Persia
     325. nine unspecified companions of Quintus, Quintilla, Quartilla, and Marcus, martyrs at Sorrento
     326. nineteen companions of Hippolytus and Concordia, Roman martyrs
     327. nineteen companions of Zoilus, martyr at Cordova
     328. one hundred fifty companions of Peleus, martyrs in Palestine
     329. one hundred fifty companions of Peleus, Nilus, and Elias, martyrs in Palestine
     330. one hundred fifty companions of Peleus, Nilus, Patermuthius, and Elias, martyrs in Palestine
     331. one hundred fifty companions of Peleus, Nilus, Pathermuthius, and Elias, martyrs in Palestine
     332. one hundred twenty-four companions, martyrs in northwestern Africa
     333. one hundred twenty-one companions of forty-six soldiers, martyrs at Rome
     334. other companions of Demetrius, Danax, and Donatus (Meseera, Nestabus, and others), martyrs
     335. other companions of Demetrius, Danax, and Donatus (Nestabus, Nicetas and others), martyrs
     336. other companions of Perpetua (Revocatus, Saturus, and Secundulus)
     337. other monks martyred at Mt. Sinai (including Isaias, Sabas, two Moseses, Jeremias, Paul, Adam, Sergius, Domnus, Proclus, Hyatius, Isaac, Macarius, Maceus, Benjamimn, Eusebius, Elias, and others)
     338. other monks martyred at Mt. Sinai (including Isaias, Sabas, two Moseses, Paul, Adam, Sergius, Domnus, Proclus, Hyatius, Isaac, Macarius, Maceus, Benjamimn, Eusebius, and others)
     339. Sabas, Sabinianus, Agrippa, Adrianus, and Thomas, companions of Caesarius and Dasius, martyrs at Damascus
     340. servants of Anthusa (Carisius and Neophytus), martyrs at Tarsus
     341. seven companions of Callistus and Charisius, martyrs at Corinth
     342. seven companions of Egdunus, martyrs at Nicomedia
     343. seven monks, companions of Varus, martyrs
     344. seven monks, companions of Varus, martyrs in Egypt
     345. seven unspecified companions of Julius, Potamia, Crispinus, Felix, and Gratus, martyrs at Thagura in Numidia, Africa
     346. seventeen other companions of Lucy, martyrs at Rome
     347. seventy companions of Basil, martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     348. seventy unspecified companions of Basil, martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
     349. seventy-five companions of Heliodorus and Venustus, martyrs in proconsular Africa
     350. seventy-seven/eighty priests and clerics, martyrs at Constantinople
     351. seventy-seven/eighty priests and clerics, martyrs with Urbanus, Theodore, and Menedemus at Constantinople
     352. seventy-three other confessors with Abraham/Abramios of Lampsacus
     353. six hundred sixty unspecified companions of Faustus, martyrs at Alexandria
     354. sixteen companions of Rogatus and Successus, martyrs in northwestern Africa
     355. sixty-tight companions of Simplicius (family and household members)
     356. ten companions of Reverianus and Paul, martyrs in Gaul
     357. ten disciples of Athenogenes the Old Theologian, martyrs
     358. ten soldiers with Dasius, Zoticus, and Gaius, martyrs at sea
     359. ten thousand two hundred four companions of Zeno, Roman martyrs
     360. ten unspecified companions of Cyriacus, martyrs at Nicomedia
     361. ten unspecified companions of Timothy, Theodore, Eusebius, Comasius, and Peter, martyrs at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
     362. ten unspecified companions of Venantius, martyrs at Camerino in Italy
     363. Theophilus, Justus, Matthew, and other companions of Trophimus
     364. Theophilus, Justus, Matthew, and other companions of Trophimus, martyr under Diocletian
     365. Therinus, Nestorius, Nicas, and other companions of Eusebius, Neon, Longinus, and Leontius (including Therinus, Nestabus, and Nicas), martyrs
     366. thirteen companions of Chronion, Julianus, and Macarius, martyrs at Alexandria
     367. thirteen unspecified companions of Epiphanius, Donatus, and Rufinus martyrs in northwestern Africa
     368. thirty companions of Aphrodisius, martyrs at Alexandria
     369. thirty companions of Innocentius and Sebastia, martyrs at Sirmium
     370. thirty unspecified companions of Hieron, Hesychius, and Nicander, of the thirty-three martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
     371. thirty unspecified companions of Julianus, Chronion, and Macarius, martyrs at Alexandria
     372. thirty-eight centurion companions of Severus and Memnon, martyrs at Bizya in Thrace
     373. thirty-eight companions of Severus and Memnon, martyrs at Bizya in Thrace
     374. thirty-four companions of Alexander, martyrs at Lyon
     375. thirty-seven companions of Theodore Craterus, Constantine Drungarius, Callistus, Theophilus, and Bassoes, martyrs of Amorion, Syria
     376. thirty-seven companions of Theodore Craterus, Constantine, Callistus, Theophilus, and Bassoes, martyrs at Amorion, Syria
     377. thirty-six companions of Michael, abbot of Sowia/Zobe Monastery, martyrs
     378. thirty-six companions of Michael, Abbot of Sowia/Zobe Monastery, martyrs
     379. thirty-six companions of Terentius and Alexander (Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Macarius, and others), martyrs at Carthage
     380. thirty-six companions of Terentius, Africanus, and Pompeius, martyrs at Carthage
     381. thirty-six companions of Theogenes, martyrs at Laodicea in Phrygia
     382. thirty-six others with Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, and Maximus (Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, and Macarius, martyrs at Carthage
     383. thirty-six others with Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, and Macarius, martyrs at Carthage
     384. three hundred seventy companions of Paramon, martyrs
     385. three hundred sixty-five companions of Saturninus and Nereus, martyrs in Africa
     386. three hundred thirty companions of Victor, members of Theban Legion, martyrs near Xanten
     387. three unspecified companions of Arianus and Theoticus, officers, martyrs at Nicomedia
     388. three unspecified companions of Gaudentia, martyrs at Rome
     389. twelve companions of Timothy, Theodore, and Eusebius, martyrs at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
     390. twelve companions of Tryphon, martyrs at Alexandria (Cyrion, Eulogius, another Cyrion, Menelaus, Porphyrius, Apricus, Justus, Julianus, Orestes, Cyrillus, Hemerion, and Julius)
     391. twelve servants, martyrs, companions of Anthusa
     392. twelve unspecified companions of Timothy, Theodore, and Eusebius, martyrs at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
     393. twelve unspecified other companions of Restitutus, martyrs at Antioch
     394. twelve women with Theodosia, martyrs at Caesarea Philippi
     395. twenty companions of Basilides, Tripodes, and Mandales, martyrs
     396. twenty companions of Candidus and Piperio, martyrs at Alexandria
     397. twenty companions of Cyriacus, Largus, and Smaradgus, Roman martyrs
     398. twenty companions of Fidelis and Felix, martyrs in northwestern Africa
     399. twenty companions of Martialis and Laurentius, martyrs in Africa
     400. twenty other unspecified companions of Hilaria, martyrs at Augsburg
     401. twenty unspecified companions of Cyriacus, Largus, and Smaradgus, Roman martyrs
     402. twenty unspecified companions of Demetrius, Hesychius, and Eustotius, martyrs at Antioch
     403. twenty-seven companions of Caius, martyrs
     404. Twenty-seven companions of Dativus, Julianus, and Vincentius, martyrs in Africa
     405. twenty-seven unspecified companions of Fortunatus and Felix, martyrs at Antioch
     406. twenty-six companions of Bardomianus and Eucarpus, martyrs in Asia
     407. twenty-three companions of Adrianus, martyrs at Nicomedia
     408. twenty-three companions of Faustus, Roman martyrs
     409. twenty-two companions of Ammon, Theophilus, and Neoterus, martyrs at Alexandria
     410. twenty-two companions of Hermogenes and Donatus, martyrs
     411. twenty-two companions of Lucy, Roman martyrs
     412. twenty-two companions of Simitrius, Roman martyrs
     413. two companions of Platonis, martyrs at Ascalon
     414. two hundred men and women with Eutychius and Thessalonice, martyrs
     415. two unspecified companions of Pasicrates and Valention, martyrs at Dorostolum in Moesia
     416. unidentified companions of Phocas, Bishop of Sinope, martyrs
     417. Unnamed mother and sons, martyrs, companions of Arethas
     418. unspecified companions
     419. unspecified companions of Abda and Benjamin, martyrs
     420. unspecified companions of Achatius, Greek martyr
     421. unspecified companions of Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonicus, Elpidephorus and Anempodistus, martyrs in Persia
     422. unspecified companions of Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidephorus, and Anempodistus
     423. unspecified companions of Adauctus, martyrs at Antandro in Phrygia
     424. unspecified companions of Adrianus and Natalia, martyrs at Nicomedia
     425. unspecified companions of Adrianus, martyrs at Nicomedia
     426. unspecified companions of Agapius, Seleucus, and Mamas, martyrs by beheading
     427. unspecified companions of Amantius and Alexander, martyrs at Nyon (Lucius, Andrel, Donatus, and Peregrina)
     428. unspecified companions of Anastasius, martyrs at Camerino
     429. unspecified companions of Anastasius, Placidus, and Genesius, martyrs
     430. unspecified companions of Andrew, Stephen, Peter, and Paul, martyrs at Constantinople
     431. unspecified companions of Anicetus and Photius, martyrs at Nicomedia
     432. unspecified companions of Apostles and Martyrs
     433. unspecified companions of Apphianus/Amphianus and Aedisius of Lycia, martyrs
     434. unspecified companions of Asyncritus, martyrs at Byzantium
     435. unspecified companions of Athenodorus, martyr, ascete in the Syrian desert
     436. unspecified companions of Atticus and Sisinnius, Greek martyrs
     437. unspecified companions of Aureus and Justina, martyrs in Germany
     438. unspecified companions of Auxibius
     439. unspecified companions of Azes, martyrs in Isauria
     440. unspecified companions of Caesarius, Dasius, Sabas, Sabinianus, Agrippa, Adrianus, and Thomas, martyrs at Damascus
     441. unspecified companions of Caesidius, martyrs at Transocco, Marsi
     442. unspecified companions of Cassius and Florentius, members of Theban Legion, martyrs at Bonn
     443. unspecified companions of Cassius, Victorinus, and Maximus, martyrs at Vasso
     444. unspecified companions of Charalampus Pantaleon, and Agathocleia
     445. unspecified companions of Charalampus, Pantaleon, and Agathocleia, martyrs
     446. unspecified companions of Charalampus, Panteleemon, and Agathocleia, martyrs
     447. unspecified companions of Christopher, Demetrius, Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Nestorius, and Nicas, martyrs
     448. unspecified companions of Cottidus and Eugenius, martyrs
     449. unspecified companions of Dasius, martyrs at Durostorum/Dorostolum in Moesia
     450. unspecified companions of Datius and Reatrius, martyrs in Africa during the Vandal persecution
     451. unspecified companions of Demetrius, Concessus, and Hilarius, Roman martyrs
     452. unspecified companions of Desiderius, Bishop of Langres, martyrs
     453. unspecified companions of Diodorus and Marcianus, Roman martyrs
     454. unspecified companions of Domninus and Victor, martyrs at Thessalonica
     455. unspecified companions of Donata, Roman martyrs
     456. unspecified companions of Donatus, martyr, identity uncertain, and Euplus, martyr at Catania
     457. unspecified companions of Dulas-Tatianus, martyr at Zephyrium in Cilicia
     458. unspecified companions of Elpidius, Marcellus, and Eustachius, martyrs
     459. unspecified companions of Eustathius the Roman, martyr
     460. unspecified companions of Eutychius the Patrician, martyrs at Carrhae in Mesopotamia
     461. unspecified companions of Eutychius, martyrs at Alexandria
     462. unspecified companions of Evagrius and Priscianus, martyrs at Rome or in Syria
     463. unspecified companions of Febronia, martyr at Nisebis in Mesopotamia
     464. unspecified companions of Felix, Symphronius, and Hippolytus, martyrs in Africa
     465. unspecified companions of Glyceria
     466. unspecified companions of Hermias, martyrs at Comana in Cappadocia
     467. unspecified companions of Ia/Eudocia, Greek martyr in Persia
     468. unspecified companions of Indes, martyrs at Nicomedia
     469. unspecified companions of Irene and Alphaïs, martyrs
     470. unspecified companions of Isidore of Pelusium, identity uncertain
     471. unspecified companions of Leonidas, martyrs at Antinoe in the Thebaid in Upper Egypt
     472. unspecified companions of Leontius, Dometius, Terentius, Greek martyrs
     473. unspecified companions of Leontius, Mauricius, and Daniel, martyrs at Nicopolis in Armenia
     474. unspecified companions of Lucius, martyrs at Adrianople in Macedonia
     475. unspecified companions of Mansuetus, martyrs at Alexandria
     476. unspecified companions of Marcellus, bishop, martyrs at Apamea in Syria
     477. unspecified companions of Martha and Saula, martyrs at Cologne
     478. unspecified companions of Maurus, martyrs at Reims
     479. unspecified companions of Meletius, Patriarch of Antioch
     480. unspecified companions of Neophytus, martyrs at Nicea
     481. unspecified companions of Nicasius and Eutropia, martyrs at Reims
     482. unspecified companions of Numidicus, martyrs in Africa
     483. unspecified companions of Octavianus, martyrs at Carthage
     484. unspecified companions of Oriculus, martyrs at Carthage
     485. unspecified companions of Peter and Paul, martyrs at Constantinople
     486. unspecified companions of Philetus, martyrs
     487. unspecified companions of Polycarp, martyrs at Alexandria
     488. unspecified companions of Polyeuctus, Theodore, Cyricus, and Eleazar, Greek martyrs
     489. unspecified companions of Pope Stephen I of Rome, martyr
     490. unspecified companions of Pope Stephen I of Rome, martyrs
     491. unspecified companions of Pope Sylvester of Rome
     492. unspecified companions of Priscus, martyrs near Auxerre
     493. unspecified companions of Probus and Hilarius, martyrs
     494. unspecified companions of Probus and Hilariusn, martyrs
     495. unspecified companions of Probus, Tarachus, and Andronicus, martyrs at Anazarbus in Cilicia
     496. unspecified companions of Probus, Tarachus, Andronicus, and Domnina, martyrs at Anazarbus in Cilicia
     497. unspecified companions of Quadratus/Codratus, prophet and disciple of the Apostles, martyr
     498. unspecified companions of Quintus and Simplicius, martyrs in Africa
     499. unspecified companions of Quiriacus, Maximus, and Archelaus, martyrs at Ostia Tiberina
     500. unspecified companions of Reineldis, martyrs at Saintes in France
     501. unspecified companions of Rutilus, martyrs at Sabaria in Pannonia
     502. unspecified companions of Sabinus, procurator of Hermopolis, martyrs
     503. unspecified companions of Sanctus, martyrs
     504. unspecified companions of Secundus, martyrs at Barca near Alexandria
     505. unspecified companions of Serapion, martyr by fire
     506. unspecified companions of Thallelaeus, Asterius, and Alexander, martyrs at Aegae in Cilicia
     507. unspecified companions of Thamel, martyrs
     508. unspecified companions of the five maiden martyrs in Persia
     509. unspecified companions of Theodore and Philippa, martyrs at Perge
     510. unspecified companions of Theodosius and Basil
     511. unspecified companions of Thyrsus, Leucius, and Coronatus, martyrs at Apollonia
     512. unspecified companions of Timothy of Symbola
     513. unspecified companions of Troadius, martyrs at Neocaesarea in Pontus
     514. unspecified companions of Tryphon, Sabbatius and Dorymedon
     515. unspecified female companions of Charitina, martyrs
     516. unspecified other companions of Eustathius
     517. unspecified other companions of Martialis, Saturninus, Epictetus, Maprilis, and Felix, martyrs at Porto Romano
     518. unspecified soldiers, companions of Nicostratus and Antiochus, martyrs at Caesarea Philippi
     519. unspecifiedcompanions of Paulinus, martyrs at Lucca
     520. xix companions of Leontius, Attius, and Alexander, martyrs at Perge in Pamphylia (Cindeus, Mnesitheus, Cyriacus, Menaeus, Catunus, and Eucleus)
845. conception
     1. Conception by Anne of the Virgin Mary
     2. Conception by Elizabeth of John the Baptist
     3. Conception of John the Baptist by Elizabeth
846. Concessa
     1. Concessa, martyr at Carthage
847. Concessus
     1. Concessus, Roman martyr
848. Concordia
     1. Concordia, nurse of Hippolytus, Roman martyr
849. Concordius
     1. Concordius, martyr at Nicomedia
     2. Concordius, martyr at Ravenna
     3. Concordius, priest, martyr at Spoleto
850. confessors
     1. other unspecified confessors
851. Conon
     1. Conon Junior,martyr at Iconium in Isauria
     2. Conon of Bida in Isauria, martyr
     3. Conon Senior, martyr at Iconium in Isauria
     4. Conon the Gardener, martyr
     5. Conon, martyr at Perge
     6. Conon, martyr, identity uncertain
     7. Conon, Roman martyr in Greece
852. Conon and companions
     1. Conon of Bida in Isauria, martyr, and companions
853. Conon and Conon
     1. two Conons, father and son, martyrs at Iconium in Isauria
854. Conrad
     1. Conrad, Bishop of Constance
855. Consortia
     1. Consortia, hospice founder and ascetic
856. Constant
     1. Constant, layman, martyr in Gotthia
857. Constantia
     1. Constantia, martyr at Nocera
858. Constantine
     1. Constantine Drungarius, martyr of Amorion, Syria
     2. Constantine of Carthage, Confessor
     3. Constantine of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
     4. Constantine the Jew, ascete
     5. Constantine, Bishop of Gap, Confessor
     6. Constantine, one of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, martyr
     7. Constantine, one of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
     8. Constantine, Patriarch of Constantinople
     9. Emperor Constantine the Great
859. Constantine and Helen
     1. Emperor Constantine I and Helen, his mother
     2. Emperor Constantine the Great and Empress Helen
     3. Emperor Constantine The Great and Empress Helen
     4. Emperor Constantine the Great and Empress Helenr
     5. Emperor Constantine The Great and Helen, his mother
     6. Emperor Constantine the Great and Helen, his mother
860. Constantine and Maurice
     1. Emperors Constantine and Maurice/Maurikios
861. Constantine, Maurice, and children
     1. Emperors Constantine and Maurice/Maurikios and their children
862. Constantinople
     1. Founding of Constantinople
863. Constantius
     1. Constantius, Bishop of Aquino, Confessor
     2. Constantius, Bishop of Perugia, martyr
     3. Constantius, Confessor at Rome
     4. Constantius, Confessor, mansonarius of cathedral of St. Stephen, Ancona
     5. Constantius, martyr at Treves
864. conversion
     1. Conversion of Apostle Paul
     2. Conversion of Augustine, Bishop of Hippo Regius, Confessor
865. Copres
     1. Copres/Copri, monk, disciple of Patermuthius, martyr
866. Coprius
     1. Coprius/Copris, disciple of Theodosius, Confessor
867. Corbinian
     1. Corbinian, first abbot and bishop of Freising in Bavaria
868. Cordula
     1. Cordula, maiden martyr at Cologne
869. Corebus
     1. Corebus, prefect of Messina, martyr
870. Coremon
     1. Coremon, martyr, identity uncertain
871. Cornelius
     1. Cornelius the Centurion, martyr
     2. Cornelius, martyr at Catania in Sicily
     3. Cornelius/Cornelia, martyr in northwestern Africa
     4. Pope Cornelius of Rome, martyr (d. 253)
872. Cornelius, Cerealis, Sallustia, and companions
     1. Cornelius, Cerealis, Sallustia, and companions, martyrs at Rome
873. Cornutus
     1. Cornutus, priest at Iconium, martyr
     2. Cornutus/Coronatus, priest at Iconium, martyr
     3. Cornutuss, priest at Iconium, martyr
874. Coronatus
     1. Coronatus, Greek martyr
     2. Coronatus, martyr at Apollonia
     3. Ven. Coronatus, identity uncertain
875. Cosmas
     1. Cosmas of Jerusalem/Hagiopolites/of Majuma, bishop, Confessor
     2. Cosmas the Miracle Worker, Archbishop of Constantinople (d. 1081)
     3. Cosmas the Silverless
     4. Cosmas the Silverless, martyr
     5. Cosmas the Silverless, martyr at Rome
     6. Cosmas, abbot of a monastery on the Sagaria River in Bithynia
     7. Cosmas, Bishop of Chalcedon, Confessor
     8. Cosmas, Bishop of Naples
876. Cosmas and Damian
     1. Cosmas and Damian the Silverless
     2. Cosmas and Damian the Silverless, martyrs
     3. Cosmas and Damian the Silverless, martyrs at Rome
     4. Cosmos and Damian the Silverless, martyrs
877. Cosmas, Damian, and brothers
     1. Cosmas and Damian the Silverless and companions, martyrs
     2. Cosmas, Damian, and their brothers Anthimus, Leontius, and Euprepius, martyrs
878. Cottidus
     1. Cottidus, deacon, martyr in Cappadocia
879. Cottidus, Eugenius, and companions
     1. Cottidus, Eugenius, and companions, martyrs in Cappadocia
880. Crato
     1. Crato, philosopher and rhetor, Roman martyr
881. Crato and family
     1. Crato and family, Roman martyrs
882. Crementius
     1. Crementius, martyr at Saragossa
883. Crescens
     1. Crescens of the Seventy Disciples
     2. Crescens, Bishop of Aquae, martyr in Africa
     3. Crescens, disciple of Paul, priest of Gaul
     4. Crescens, martyr at Corinth
     5. Crescens, martyr at Myra in Lycia
     6. Crescens, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
     7. Crescens, martyr at Tomi on the Black Sea
     8. Crescens, martyr in Africa
     9. Crescens, Roman martyr
     10. Crescens/Kreskos of the Seventy Disciples
     11. Crescens/Kreskos, disciple of the Apostles, martyr in Galatia
884. Crescens, Dioscorides, and Paul
     1. Crescens, Dioscorides, and Paul, Roman martyrs
885. Crescens, Dioscorides, Paul, and Helladius
     1. Crescens, Dioscorides, Paul, and Helladius, Roman martyrs
886. Crescentia
     1. Crescentia, nurse, martyr at Rome
887. Crescentiana
     1. Crescentiana, Roman martyr
888. Crescentianus
     1. Crescentianus, Bishop of Tripoli, martyr in Africa
     2. Crescentianus, martyr at Augsburg
     3. Crescentianus, martyr at Carthage
     4. Crescentianus, martyr at Rome
     5. Crescentianus, martyr at Tifernum in Umbria
     6. Crescentianus, martyr at Turres in Sardinia
     7. Crescentianus, martyr in Campania
889. Crescentianus and companions
     1. Crescentianus, Victor, Rosula, and Generalis, martyrs at Carthage
890. Crescentio
     1. Crescentio, martyr at Rome
891. Crescentius
     1. Crescentius, boy martyr
     2. Crescentius, martyr at Perugia
     3. Crescentius, martyr at Treves
     4. Crescentius, subdeacon of St. Zenobius at Florence, Confessor
892. Cresconius
     1. Cresconius, Bishop of Eense, martyr in Africa
893. Crispina
     1. Crispina, martyr at Thebeste in Numidia
894. Crispinianus
     1. Crispinianus, martyr at Soissons, France'
895. Crispinus
     1. Crispinus I, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
     2. Crispinus, Bishop of Ecija in Spain, martyr
     3. Crispinus, martyr at Soissons, France'
     4. Crispinus, martyr at Thagura in Numidia, Africa
     5. Crispinus/Crispina, martyr in Africa
896. Crispinus and Crispinianus
     1. Crispinus and Crispinianus, martyrs at Soissons, France
897. Crispulus
     1. Crispulus, protomartyrs of Torre in Sardinia
     2. Crispulus, Roman martyr
898. Crispulus and Restitutus
     1. Crispulus and Restitutus, Roman martyrs
899. Crispus
     1. Crispus, Bishop of Aegina Island, disciple of the Apostles
     2. Crispus, priest, Roman martyr
900. Crispus and Caius
     1. Crispus and Caius, disciples of the Apostles
901. Ctesiphon
     1. Ctesiphon, bishop, martyr in Spain
902. Cucufas
     1. Cucufas/Qoqofas/Guinefort/Culgat, martyr at Barcelona
903. Cunibert
     1. Cunibert/Quinibert, Bishop of Cologne
904. Cunigundis
     1. Empress Cunigundis, wife of Henry II
905. Curcodomus
     1. Curcodomus, deacon, Confessor
906. Cuthbert
     1. Cuthbert, Bishop of Lindisfarne, Confessor
907. Cutias
     1. Cutias, martyr at Ostia Tibernia
908. Cyprian
     1. Bishop Cyprian, martyr, identity uncertain
     2. Cyprian (Thascius Caecilius Cyprianus), Bishop of Carthage, martyr
     3. Cyprian Subran, hermit near the Dordogne in Périgord, Confessor
     4. Cyprian, Bishop of Antioch, martyr at Nicomedia
     5. Cyprian, martyr at Corinth
     6. Cyprian, martyr by the sword
909. Cyprian and Juliana
     1. Cyprian and Juliana, martyrs by the sword
910. Cyprian and Justina
     1. Cyprian and Justina, martyrs at Nicomedia
     2. Cyprian, Bishop of Antioch and Justina, martyrs at Nicomedia
     3. Cyprian, Bishop of Antioch, and Justina, martyrs at Nicomedia
911. Cyprianus
     1. Cyprianus, bishop, martyr in northwestern Africa
     2. Cyprianus, martyr at Corinth
     3. Cyprianus, martyr at La Bresse in Poitou, France
912. Cyprilla
     1. Cyprilla/Cyrilla, martyr at Cyrene in Libya
913. Cyra
     1. Cyra of Berea in Syria
     2. Cyra of Berea in Syria, recluse and pilgrim
914. Cyrenia
     1. Cyrenia, martyr at Rosa in Cilicia
     2. Cyrenia/Cyriaena, martyr at Rosa in Cilicia
     3. Cyrenia/Cyriaena, martyr, identity uncertain
915. Cyrenia and Juliana
     1. Cyrenia and Juliana, martyrs at Rosa in Cilicia
916. Cyri(a)cus
     1. Cyri(a)cus/Quiri(a)cus, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
917. Cyria
     1. Cyria of Caesarea, martyr in Palestine
     2. Cyria, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
918. Cyria, Valeria, and Marcia
     1. Cyria, Valeria, and Marcia of Caesarea, martyrs in Palestine
919. Cyriaca
     1. Cyriaca, maiden martyr at Nicomedia
     2. Cyriaca, martyr in Greece
     3. Cyriaca, Roman martyr
     4. Cyriaca, sibling martyr
     5. Cyriaca/Dominica, maiden martyr at Nicomedia
920. Cyriaca and companions
     1. Cyriaca and five companions, maiden martyrs at Nicomedia
921. Cyriacus
     1. Cyriacus 'the Plebeian', martyr at Alexandria
     2. Cyriacus 'The Plebeian', martyr at Alexandria
     3. Cyriacus the Great of Corinth, Anchorite and Abbot
     4. Cyriacus the Great of Corinth, anchorite and abbot
     5. Cyriacus, acolyte, martyr at Alexandria
     6. Cyriacus, Confessor, ascete at St. Sabas’ Monastery near Jerusalem
     7. Cyriacus, deacon, Roman martyr
     8. Cyriacus, executioner of Anthiocus, martyr
     9. Cyriacus, executioner of Antiochus, physician at Sebaste, martyr
     10. Cyriacus, martyr at Alexandria
     11. Cyriacus, martyr at Attalia in Pamphilia
     12. Cyriacus, martyr at Malaga in Spain
     13. Cyriacus, martyr at Nicomedia
     14. Cyriacus, martyr at Perugia
     15. Cyriacus, martyr at Tomi
     16. Cyriacus, martyr in northwestern Africa
     17. Cyriacus, Patriarch of Constantinople
     18. Cyriacus, Roman martyr
     19. Cyriacus, soldier, martyr in western Asia
     20. Cyriacus/Jude, last archbishop of Jerusalem, martyr
     21. Cyriacus/Quiriacus, bishop, martyr, patron of Ancona
922. Cyriacus and Apollonaris
     1. Cyriacus and Apollonaris, martyrs in northwestern Africa
923. Cyriacus and companions
     1. Cyriacus and ten companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
     2. Cyriacus, Largus, Smaragdus, and twenty companions, Roman martyrs
     3. Cyriacus, Paulillus, Secundus, Anastasius, Sindimius, and others, martyrs at Nicomedia
924. Cyriacus and Paula
     1. Cyriacus and Paula, martyrs at Malaga in Spain
925. Cyriacus, Largus, Smaradgus, and companions
     1. Cyriacus, Largus, Smaradgus, and twenty companions, Roman martyrs
926. Cyricus
     1. Cyricus, Greek martyr
     2. Cyricus, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
927. Cyricus and Julitta
     1. Cyricus and Julitta, martyrs at Tarsus in Cilicia
928. Cyril
     1. Cyril of Gortyna on isle of Crete, martyr
     2. Cyril of Gortyna on the isle of Crete, martyr
     3. Cyril of Gortyna on the Isle of Crete, martyr
     4. Cyril the Philosopher, Apostle of the Slavs
     5. Cyril the Philosopher, Confessor, Apostle of the Slavs
     6. Cyril, Bishop of Jerusalem, Confessor
     7. Cyril, Deacon of Heliopolis, martyr
     8. Cyril, deacon of Heliopolis, martyr
     9. Cyril, martyr
     10. Cyril, martyr at Tomi
     11. Cyril, martyr in Syria
     12. Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria
     13. Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria, Confessor
     14. Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria, Confessr
     15. Cyril, Patriarch of Antioch
     16. Cyril, Roman martyr
     17. Cyril/Quirillus, martyr at Antioch
929. Cyril and Athanasius
     1. Cyril and Athanasius of Alexandria, Confessors
     2. Cyril and Athanasius, Archbishops of Alexandria
     3. Cyril and Athanasius, Bishops of Alexandria
     4. Cyril and Athanasius, Bishops of Alexandria, Cconfessors
     5. Cyril and Athanasius, Bishops of Alexandria, Confessors
930. Cyril and companions
     1. Cyril, Aquila, Petrus, Domitianus, Rufus, and Menander, martyrs at Tomi
931. Cyril and Methodius
     1. Cyril and Methodius, Apostles of the Slavs
932. Cyril, Menas, and Mineus
     1. Cyril, Menas, and Mineus, martyrs
933. Cyrilla
     1. Cyrilla, maiden martyr at Rome
     2. Cyrilla, martyr at Cyrene in Libya
934. Cyrillus
     1. Cyrillus, bishop, martyr in northwestern Africa
     2. Cyrillus, martyr at Antinopolis in Egypt
935. Cyrillus and companions
     1. Cyrillus, Rogatus, Felix, another Rogatus, Beata, Irene, Felicitas, Urbanus, Silvanus, and Mamillus,martyrs in northwestern Africa
936. Cyrinus
     1. Cyrinus, martyr at Sicily
     2. Cyrinus, martyr on the Hellespontus
     3. Cyrinus, soldier, Roman martyr
     4. Cyrinus/Cyrillus, martyr at Nicomedia
     5. Cyrinus/Keryx, martyr
937. Cyrinus, Primus, and Theagnes
     1. Cyrinus, Primus, and Theagnes, martyrs on the Hellespontus
938. Cyrion
     1. Cyrion of the forty martyrs at Sebaste
     2. Cyrion, priest, martyr at Alexandria
939. Cyrion and Candidus
     1. Cyrion and Candidus of the forty martyrs at Sebaste
940. Cyrion and companions
     1. Cyrion and companions (Bassianus, Agatho, and Moyses), martyrs at Alexandria
941. Cyrus
     1. Cyrus I, Patriarch of Constantinople
     2. Cyrus, Bishop of Carthage, Confessor
     3. Cyrus, martyr in Egypt
942. Cyrus and John
     1. Cyrus and John, martyrs in Egypt
943. Dacianus
     1. Dacianus, Roman martyr
944. Dada
     1. Dada, martyr at Dorostolum (Silistria)
     2. Dada, martyr in Persia
     3. Dada, nobleman, martyr in Persia
945. Dada and Quintilianus
     1. Dada and Quintilianus, martyrs at Dorostolum (Silistria)
     2. Dada, and Quintilianus, martyrs at Dorostolum (Silistria)
946. Dada, Casdoa, and Gobdela
     1. Dada, Casdoa, and Gobdela, martyrs in Persia
947. Dada, Gabbeda, and Casdoa
     1. Dada, Gabbeda, and Casdoa, martyrs in Persia
948. Dada, Maximus, and Quintilianus
     1. Dada, Maximus, and Quintilianus, martyr at Dorostolum (Silistria)
     2. Dada, Maximus, and Quintilianus, martyrs at Dorostolum (Silistria)
949. Dada, Maximus, Quintilianus, and Callinicus
     1. Dada, Maximus, Quintilianus, and Callinicus, martyrs at Dorostolum (Silistria)
950. Dafrosa
     1. Dafrosa, wife of Fabianus, Roman martyr
951. Dalmatius
     1. Dalmatius, Bishop of Pavia, martyr
952. Dalmatus
     1. Dalmatus, Archimandrite at Constantinople
     2. Dalmatus, Archimandrite at Constantinople, Confessor
953. Damasus
     1. Damasus, martyr in Africa
     2. Pope Damascus of Rome, Confessor
     3. Pope Damasus of Rome, Confessor
954. Damian
     1. Damian the Silverless
     2. Damian the Silverless, martyr
     3. Damian the Silverless, martyr at Rome
     4. Damian, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
     5. Damian, hermit in the Syrian desert and disciple of Polychronius
     6. Damian/Dominianus, soldier, martyr at Alexandria
955. Danax
     1. Danax, lector, martyr at Avlona (Valona) in Illyria
     2. Danax, martyr
     3. Danax, martyr at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
956. Daniel
     1. Daniel of Thasion
     2. Daniel Stylites, Confessor
     3. Daniel, deacon, martyr in Italy
     4. Daniel, Egyptian martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
     5. Daniel, Egyptian martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
     6. Daniel, identity uncertain
     7. Daniel, martyr at Nicopolis in Armenia
     8. Daniel, martyr in Morocco
     9. Prophet Daniel
     10. Prophet Daniel (with Ananias, Azarias, and Misael)
     11. Ven. Daniel, identity uncertain
957. Daniel and companions
     1. Daniel, Samuel, Angelus, Domnus, Leo, Nicolaus, and Hugolinus, martyrs in Morocco
958. Daria
     1. Daria, Roman martyr
     2. Daria, Roman martyr'
959. Darius
     1. Darius, martyr at Nicea in Bithynia
960. Dasius
     1. Dasius, Greek martyr
     2. Dasius, martyr at Ancyra
     3. Dasius, martyr at Damascus
     4. Dasius, martyr at Durostorum (Dorostolum) in Moesia (Silistra, Bulgaria)
     5. Dasius, martyr at Nicomedia
     6. Dasius, martyr at sea
961. Dasius and companions
     1. Dasius and companions, martyrs at Durostorum/Dorostolum in Moesia
     2. Dasius and companions, martyrs at Durostorum/Durostolum in Moesia
962. Dasius, Severus, Andronus, Theodotus, and Theodota
     1. Dasius, Severus, Andronus, Theodotus, and Theodota, martyrs at Ancyra
963. Dasius, Zoticus, Gaius, and companions
     1. Dasius, Gaius, and Zoticus, martyrs at sea
     2. Dasius, Zoticus, Gaius, and companions (soldiers), martyrs at sea
     3. Dasius, Zoticus, Gaius, and companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
     4. Dasius, Zoticus, Gaius, and ten companions (soldiers), martyrs at sea
964. Dathus
     1. Dathus, Bishop of Ravenna
965. Datius
     1. Datius, Bishop of Milan
     2. Datius, martyr in Africa during the Vandal persecution
966. Datius, Reatrius, and companions
     1. Datius, Reatrius, and companions, martyrs in Africa during the Vandal persecution
967. Dativa
     1. Dativa, martyr at Carthage
968. Dativus
     1. Dativus, Bishop of Badia, martyr at Signum
     2. Dativus, martyr in Africa
     3. Dativus, martyr in northwestern Africa
969. Dativus, Julianus, Vincentius, and companions
     1. Dativus, Julianus, Vincentius, and companions, martyrs in Africa
970. daughter
     1. Daughter of eparch who tortured Azes, martyr
971. David
     1. David of Thessalonica, hermit
     2. David, identity uncertain
     3. David, King of Israel, prophet
     4. Prophet David
972. David and James
     1. Prophet David and James the Greater
973. David and Joseph
     1. Prophet David and Joseph the Carpenter
974. David, Joseph, and James
     1. Prophet David, James the Greater, and Joseph the Carpenter
     2. Prophet David, Joseph the Carpenter, and James the Brother of Jesus
     3. Prophet David, Joseph the Carpenter, and James the Greater
975. Davinus
     1. Davinus the Pilgrim, Confessor
976. deacon
     1. deacon in Marsi, Italy, martyred by the Lombards
977. deacons
     1. nine deacons, martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia (Eliab, Ebvedjesu, Marjab, two Marises, Abdias, Berhadbesciaba, Han, and Simeon)
978. Decorosus
     1. Decorosus, Bishop of Capua, Confessor
979. dedication
     1. Church of the Virgin Mary at Chrysopolis
     2. Dedication of Church of St. Euphemia the Church of St. Laurentius in the Petrion
     3. Dedication of the Ancient and New Churches of St. Irene
     4. Dedication of the Basilica of the Apostles Peter and Paul in Rome
     5. Dedication of the Basilica of the Savior in Rome
     6. Dedication of the Chapel of Apostle James in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
     7. Dedication of the Chapel of St. James in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
     8. Dedication of the Chapel of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
     9. Dedication of the Chapel of the Virgin Mary in Blachernai
     10. Dedication of the Chapel of the Virgin Mary in the Church of St. Anne at Constantinople
     11. Dedication of the Church of Apostle John the Evangelist (the Theologian) in the Beatus Quarter
     12. Dedication of the Church of Apostle John the Evangelist, near the Hagia Sophia
     13. Dedication of the Church of Apostle Peter next to the Hagia Sofia
     14. Dedication of the Church of Apostle Peter next to the Hagia Sophia
     15. Dedication of the Church of Apostle Thomas in the Amantios Quarter
     16. Dedication of the Church of Apostles Peter and Paul in the New Palace
     17. Dedication of the Church of Apostles Peter and Paul in the Orthanotrophia Quarter
     18. Dedication of the Church of Apotles Peter and Paul at the Rampart
     19. Dedication of the Church of Archangel Michael at Promoton (outside Constantinople)
     20. Dedication of the Church of John the Evangelist before the Latin Gate
     21. Dedication of the Church of Prophet Elisha
     22. Dedication of the Church of Sergius and Bacchus, martyrs, near the Aetius Cistern
     23. Dedication of the Church of SS. Hesperus and Zoe, at the Deuteron
     24. Dedication of the Church of St. Achatius at the Heptascalon
     25. Dedication of the Church of St. Achatius at the Heptaskalon
     26. Dedication of the Church of St. Andrew
     27. Dedication of the Church of St. Barbara at Blachernai
     28. Dedication of the Church of St. Christina in Constantinople
     29. Dedication of the Church of St. Christina near the Palace
     30. Dedication of the Church of St. Christopher, martyr, near the Church of St. Polyeuctus
     31. Dedication of the Church of St. Christopher, near the Church of St. Polyeuctus
     32. Dedication of the Church of St. George at the Cypresses, Constantinople
     33. Dedication of the Church of St. George in the Cypresses, Constantinople
     34. Dedication of the Church of St. George under Constantine
     35. Dedication of the Church of St. Gregory
     36. Dedication of the Church of St. John the Apostle in the sanctuary of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Marinacius Quarter
     37. Dedication of the Church of St. Julianus at the Forum
     38. Dedication of the Church of St. Lazarus at the Monastery of St. Lazarus
     39. Dedication of the Church of St. Menas, near the Acropolis
     40. Dedication of the Church of St. Pantaleon, in the enclosure of the Church of the Concord of Saints
     41. Dedication of the Church of St. Panteleemon/Pantaleon, in the enclosure of the Church of the Concord of Saints
     42. Dedication of the Church of St. Peter
     43. Dedication of the Church of St. Procopius, near the Tortoise
     44. Dedication of the Church of St. Romanus Melodus
     45. Dedication of the Church Of St. Stephen
     46. Dedication of the Church of St. Theodore in the Rhesos Quarter
     47. Dedication of the Church of St. Tryphon in the enclosure of St. John the Apostle, near the Hagia Sophia
     48. Dedication of the Church of St. Tryphon, near the New and Old Churches of St. Irene
     49. Dedication of the Church of St. Vincent in the Field
     50. Dedication of the Church of St. Zenaïs the Mircle Worker
     51. Dedication of the Church of the Archangel Gabriel
     52. Dedication of the Church of the Archangel Michael in the Scales, on the opposite bank
     53. Dedication of the Church of the Archangel Michael on Mt. Garganus
     54. Dedication of the Church of the Forty Martyrs near the Bronze Arch
     55. Dedication of the Church of the Forty Martyrs, in the Sophia Quarter
     56. Dedication of the Church of the Forty Martyrs, near the Bronze Arch
     57. Dedication of the Church of the Resurrection in Jerusalem
     58. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Blachernai
     59. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
     60. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chrysopolis
     61. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Constantinople by Patriarch Alexis in 1034
     62. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Gorgianai
     63. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary at the Source (in Pege)
     64. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in Blachernai
     65. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in Petra
     66. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Callistratus Quarter
     67. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Curator Quarter
     68. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Cyrus Quarter
     69. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Deaconess Quarter
     70. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Protasius Quarter
     71. Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary near the Promountoi Quarter
     72. Dedication of the Church of Theodore Tiro in the Sphorace Quarter
     73. Dedication of the Churches of SS. Tryphon and Christopher, near the New and Old Churches of St. Irene
     74. Dedication of the Churches of SS.. Tryphon and Christopher, near the New and Old Churches of St. Irene
     75. Dedication of the Great Church (Hagia Sophia) at Constantinople
     76. Dedication of the Monastery of St. Dometius the Illustrious in the Justinian Quarter
     77. Dedication of the Narthex of John the Baptist
     78. Dedication of the Oratorium of All Saints in the Eubulus Quarter Inn
     79. Dedication of the Oratorium of St. Cyrus in the Sparakion
     80. Dedication of the Oratorium of the Virgin Mary at the Patriarchate
     81. Dedication of the Pantheon (Sancta Maria ad Martyres Basilica) in Rome
     82. Dedication of the Sanctuary of St. Paul in the Orphanage
     83. Dedication of the Studite Monastery
     84. Dedication/Rededication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Cyrus Quarter
     85. Dedication/Renewal of Our Churches
     86. Dedication/Renewal of the Church of the Resurrection in Jerusalem
     87. Rededication of the Chapel of the Virgin Mary in the Euergetes Monastery
     88. Rededication of the Church of St. Zacharias in the Atrium
     89. Rededication of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Euergetes Monastery
     90. Rededication of the Monastery of the Prophet Elijah at Deep River
980. Dedication
     1. Dedication of the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome
981. Deicolus
     1. Deicolus/Dichuill, abbot, founder of the Lure abbey in France
982. Delphinus
     1. Delphinus, second Bishop of Bordeaux
983. Demes
     1. Demes/Dymus, Greek martyr
984. Demes and Protion
     1. Demes/Dymus and Protion/Proclion, Greek martyrs
985. Demetria
     1. Demetria, maiden martyr at Rome
986. Demetrianus
     1. Demetrianus, deacon and martyr at Salamina
     2. Demetrianus, deacon, and martyr at Salamina
     3. Demetrianus, martyr at Skepsis on the Hellespontus
987. Demetrius
     1. Demetrianus/Demetrius, bishop, martyr at Antioch
     2. Demetrius
     3. Demetrius of Doad/Dabud in Thrace, martyr at Amasea
     4. Demetrius of Thessalonica, Megalomartyr
     5. Demetrius Skenophylax, keeper of vessels at the Hagia Sophia
     6. Demetrius, martyr
     7. Demetrius, martyr at Ostia in Tuscia or Astigi in Spain
     8. Demetrius, martyr at Ostia Tiberina
     9. Demetrius, martyr at Skepsis on the Hellespontus
     10. Demetrius, martyr at Veroli in Latium
     11. Demetrius, martyr in Africa
     12. Demetrius, martyr with Danax, Donatus, and companions
     13. Demetrius, Roman martyr
988. Demetrius and companions
     1. Demetrius and companions (Christopher, Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas, and others), martyrs
     2. Demetrius and companions (Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicas, and others), martyrs
     3. Demetrius and companions (Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas, and others), martyrs
989. Demetrius and Danax
     1. Demetrius and Danax, martyrs
990. Demetrius and Honorius
     1. Demetrius and Honorius, martyrs at Ostia in Tuscia or Astigi in Spain
991. Demetrius and Nestor
     1. Demetrius and Nestor, martyrs at Thessalonica
992. Demetrius and Nicetas
     1. Demetrius and Nicetas, martyrs
993. Demetrius, Anianus, Eustotius, and companions
     1. Demetrius, Anianus, Eustotius, and twenty companions, martyrs at Antioch
994. Demetrius, Concessus, Hilarius, and companions
     1. Demetrius, Concessus, Hilarius, and companions, Roman martyrs
995. Demetrius, Danax, and companions
     1. Demetrius, Danax and companions (Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicas and others), martyrs
     2. Demetrius, Danax, and companions, martyrs
     3. Demetrius, Danax, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas, and others, martyrs
996. Demetrius, Danax, and Donatus
     1. Demetrius, Danax, and Donatus, martyrs
997. Demetrius, Danax, Donatus, and companions
     1. Demetrius, Danax, Donatus, Therinus, Meseera, Nestabus, Nicetas, and others, martyrs
998. Demetrius, Danax, Donatus, and Nicetas
     1. Demetrius, Danax, Donatus, and Nicetas, martyrs
999. Demetrius, Euanthe, and Demetrianus
     1. Demetrius, Euanthe, and Demetrianus, martyrs at Skepsis on the Hellespontus
1000. Demetrius, Honoratus, and Florus
      1. Demetrius, Honoratus, and Florus, martyrs at Ostia Tiberina
1001. Democritus
      1. Democritus, martyr at Meropolis in Phrygia
1002. Democritus, Secundus, and Dionysius
      1. Democritus, Secundus, and Dionysius, martyrs at Meropolis in Phrygia
1003. Denachis
      1. Denachis, martyr in Persia
1004. Deogratias
      1. Deogratias, Bishop of Carthage, Confessor
1005. deposition
      1. Deposition in Milan of Eusebius, Roman priest
      2. Deposition of abbot Columban at the monastery in Bobbio
      3. Deposition of abbot Sabas
      4. Deposition of Ambrose, Bishop of Milan
      5. Deposition of Bishop Pirmin, Confessor
      6. Deposition of Cunibert, Bishop of Cologne
      7. Deposition of Emeric, Confessor
      8. Deposition of Gregory II 'The Theologian', Bishop of Girgenti
      9. Deposition of Malachy, Bishop of Connor
      10. Deposition of Monegund, recluse at Chartres
      11. Deposition of monk Severinus
      12. Deposition of Othmar, abbot of St. Gall
      13. Deposition of Prosper, Bishop of Orléans
      14. Deposition of Richard 'the King'
      15. Deposition of St. Macarius
      16. Deposition of the Girdle of the Virgin Mary in the Chalkoprateion Church at Constantinople
      17. Deposition of the Head of John the Baptist
      18. Deposition of the Vestments of the Virgin Mary in the Blachernai Church at Constantinople
      19. Deposition of Ven. Euphrasia
1006. Derphuta
      1. Derphuta, maiden martyr at Amisus in Pontus
1007. Derphuta and her sister
      1. Derphuta and her sister, martyrs at Aminsus (Amysus)
1008. Desiderius
      1. Desiderius, Bishop of Langres, martyr
      2. Desiderius, Bishop of Vienne, martyr
      3. Desiderius, Bishop of Vienne, martyr at Lyon
      4. Desiderius, hermit near Pistoja
      5. Desiderius, lector and martyr
      6. Desiderius, lector of Beneventum, martyr
      7. Desiderius, lector, martyr at Benvenutum
1009. Desiderius and companions
      1. Desiderius, Bishop of Langres, and companions, martyrs
1010. Deusdedit
      1. Deusdedit, Bishop of Brescia
      2. Deusdedit, fifteenth abbot of Monte Cassino Monastery
      3. Deusdedit, shoemaker in Rome, Confessor
      4. Deusdedit/Adeodatis, bishop, identity uncertain
      5. Pope Deusdedit/Adeodatus, Confessor
1011. Didacus
      1. Didacus/Diego/Diaz, Franciscan laybrother in Spain, Confessor
1012. Didius
      1. Didius, bishop, martyr at Alexandria
1013. Didymus
      1. Didymus of Laodicea in Syria, martyr
      2. Didymus of Laodicea, martyr
      3. Didymus, martyr at Laodicea in Syria
      4. Didymus, soldier, aider of Theodora and martyr at Alexandria
1014. Didymus and Theodora
      1. Didymus and Theodora, martyrs at Alexandria
1015. Digna
      1. Digna, maid of Hilaria, martyr at Augsburg
      2. Digna, maiden at Todi in Umbria
      3. Digna, maiden martyr at Cordova
      4. Digna, maiden martyr at Rome
1016. Digna and Emerita
      1. Digna and Emerita, maiden martyrs at Rome
1017. Dimius
      1. Dimius/Demius, martyr, identity uncertain
1018. Diocles
      1. Diocles, martyr in Syria
1019. Diocletius
      1. Diocletius of the household of Faltonus Pinianus, Roman senator, martyr
      2. Diocletius of the household of Roman sennator Faltonus Pinianus, martyr
1020. Diodorus
      1. Diodorus of Laodicea in Syria, martyr
      2. Diodorus of Laodicea, martyr
      3. Diodorus, Greek martyr by fire
      4. Diodorus, martyr at Laodicea
      5. Diodorus, martyr at Laodicea in Syria
      6. Diodorus, martyr at Perge
      7. Diodorus, martyr in Egypt
      8. Diodorus, priest, Roman martyr
      9. Diodorus, Roman martyr
      10. Diodorus/Diodotus, martyr at Aphrodisia in Caria, Asia Minor
      11. Diodorus/Dioscorus, martyr in Egypt
1021. Diodorus and Didymus
      1. Diodorus and Didymus of Laodicea, martyrs
1022. Diodorus and Rodopianus
      1. Diodorus and Rodopianus, martyrs at Aphrodisia
      2. Diodorus and Rodopianus, martyrs at Aphrodisia in Caria, Asia Minor
1023. Diodorus, Diomedes, and Didymus
      1. Diodorus, Diomedes, and Didymus, martyrs at Laodicea
1024. Diodorus, Marcianus, and companions
      1. Diodorus, Marcianus, and companions, Roman martyrs
1025. Diogenes
      1. Diogenes, Greek martyr by stoning
      2. Diogenes, martyr at Philippi in Macedonia
1026. Diomedes
      1. Diomedes of Laodicea in Syria, martyr
      2. Diomedes the Physician (Silverless), martyr
      3. Diomedes, Greek martyr
      4. Diomedes, martyr
      5. Diomedes, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      6. Diomedes, martyr in Africa
      7. Diomedes, martyr in Africas
      8. Diomedes, martyr, identity uncertain
1027. Diomedes and Laurentius
      1. Diomedes and Laurentius, Greek martyrs
1028. Dion
      1. Dion, Roman martyr
1029. Dionysia
      1. Dionysia, martyr at Carthage
      2. Dionysia, martyr at Troas
      3. Dionysia, matron, martyr at Alexandria
1030. Dionysia and companions
      1. Dionysia and companions (Dativa, Leontia, Tertius, Emilianus, Boniface, and three others), martyrs at Carthage
1031. Dionysii
      1. two Dionysii, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
1032. Dionysius
      1. Dionysius 'The Great', Patriarch of Alexandria
      2. Dionysius of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, martyr
      3. Dionysius of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
      4. Dionysius the Areopagite, Bishop of Athens, martyr
      5. Dionysius, Archbishop of Milan
      6. Dionysius, bishop of Corinth, martyr
      7. Dionysius, Bishop of Corinth, martyr
      8. Dionysius, Bishop of Vienne, Confessor
      9. Dionysius, first Bishop of Paris, martyr
      10. Dionysius, lector, martyr at Alexandria
      11. Dionysius, martyr at Alexandria
      12. Dionysius, martyr at Antioch
      13. Dionysius, martyr at Aquileia
      14. Dionysius, martyr at Constantinople
      15. Dionysius, martyr at Corinth
      16. Dionysius, martyr at Durostorum/Dorostolum in Moesia during Maximianus's reign, identity uncertain
      17. Dionysius, martyr at Heraclea in Thrace
      18. Dionysius, martyr at Meropolis in Phrygia
      19. Dionysius, martyr at Nicomedia
      20. Dionysius, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
      21. Dionysius, martyr at Rome
      22. Dionysius, martyr at Synnada in Phrygia
      23. Dionysius, martyr at Troas
      24. Dionysius, martyr in Lesser Armenia
      25. Dionysius, martyr, identity uncertain
      26. Dionysius, one of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
      27. Dionysius, uncle of Pancratius, Roman martyr
      28. Dionysius/Dion of Corinth, martyr
      29. one of two Dionysii, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      30. one of two Dionysii, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
      31. Pope Dionysius, Confessor
      32. second of two Dionysii, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      33. second of two Dionysii, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
1033. Dionysius and Ammonius
      1. Dionysius and Ammonius, martyrs at Antioch
1034. Dionysius and companions
      1. Dionysius and companions (Faustus, Caius, Peter, Paul, and four others), martyrs at Rome
      2. Dionysius and fifty companions, martyrs
1035. Dionysius and Paul
      1. Dionysius and Paul, martyrs at Alexandria
1036. Dionysius and Privatus
      1. Dionysius and Privatus, martyrs at Synnada in Phrygia
1037. Dionysius, Emilianus, and Sebastianus
      1. Dionysius, Emilianus, and Sebastianus, martyrs in Lesser Armenia
1038. Dionysius, Rusticus, and Eleutherius
      1. Dionysius, Rusticus, and Eleutherius, martyrs
1039. Dioscorides
      1. Dioscorides, martyr at Smyrna
      2. Dioscorides, Roman martyr
1040. Dioscorus
      1. Dioscorus, martyr in Egypt
1041. Dioscurus
      1. Dioscurus/Dioscorus, boy martyr at Alexandria
      2. Dioscurus/Dioscorus, lector, martyr at Kynopolis in Egypt
1042. disciples
      1. 199/175 disciples of Bishop Nicon , martyrs
      2. 199/175 disciples of Bishop Nicon, martyrs
      3. 99/175 disciples of Bishop Nicon, martyrs
      4. disciples of Olbianus, Bishop of Anea in Asia, martyrs
      5. disciples of Olbianus, Bissop of Anea in Asia, martyr.
      6. Selected Disciples of the Apostles
      7. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Amplius, Urbanus, and Narcissus)
      8. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Herodion, Agabus, Rufus, Phlegon, and Epaphras)
      9. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Herodion, Agapus, Rufus, Asyncritus, Phlegon, and Hermes)
      10. selected Disciples of the Apostles (Herodion, Agapus, Rufus, Asyncritus, Phlegontus, and Hermes)
      11. Selected disciples of the Apostles (Herodion, Asyncritus, and Phlegon)
      12. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Herodion, Asyncritus, Agabus, Rufus, Hermes, and Phlegon)
      13. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (John Mark, Justus, Artemas, Tertius, Aristobulus)
      14. Selected disciples of the Apostles (Olympanus, Herodion, Sosipater, Erastus, Quartus, and Tertius)
      15. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Olympas, Herodion, Eratus, Sosipater, Quartus, and Tertius)
      16. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Olympas, Herodion, Sosipater, Erastus, Quartus, and Tertius
      17. Selected disciples of the Apostles (Olympas, Herodion, Sosipater, Erastus, Quartus, and Tertius)
      18. Selected disciples of the Apostles (Patrobus, Hermas, Linus, Gaius, and Philologus)
      19. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Patrobus, Hermas, Linus, Gaius, and Philologus)
      20. Selected disciples of the Apostles (Patrobus, Hermes, Linus, Gaius, and Philologus)
      21. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Sosthenes, Apollo, Cephas, Tychicus, Epaphroditus, Caesarius, and Onesiphorus)
      22. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Stachys, Ampliatus, Urbanus, Narcissus, Appeles, and Aristobulus)
      23. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Stachys, Amplius, and Urbanus)
      24. Selected Disciples of the Apostles (Stachys, Amplius, Urbanus, Narcissus, Apelles, and Aristobulus)
      25. Selected disciples of the Apostles (Stachys, Amplius, Urbanus, Narcissus, Apelles, and Aristobulus)
      26. Seventy Disciples
      27. Seventy Disciples of the Apostles
      28. Seventy Disciples of the Apostles (Philemon, Auxibius, Theodotus, and the others)
      29. two disciples of Athenogenes the Old Theologian, martyrs
      30. two disciples of Dometius the Illustrious, martyrs
1043. discovery
      1. Discovery of Relics of Arian/Arrhianus and companions, martyrs
      2. Discovery of Relics of Basil, Bishop of Amasea
      3. Discovery of Relics of Dada, Maximus, and Quintilianus, martyrs at Dorostolum (Silistria)
      4. Discovery of relics of Dada, Maximus, and Quintilianus, martyrs at Dorostolum (Silistria)
      5. Discovery of Relics of Diodorus, Marcianus, and companions, Roman martyrs
      6. Discovery of Relics of Nazarius and Celsus, martyrs at Milan
      7. Discovery of Relics of Pope Clement I of Rome
      8. Discovery of relics of Pope Clement I of Rome
      9. Discovery of Relics of Prophet Zachariah
      10. Discovery of Relics of Prophet Zacharias, father of John the Baptist
      11. Discovery of Relics of Stephen, Protomartyr
      12. Discovery of relics of the martyrs before the Gate of Eugenia, at Constantinople
      13. Discovery of relics of the martyrs before the Gate of Eugenia, near Constantinople
      14. Discovery of relics of Theodotus, martyr at Ancyra
      15. Discovery of Relics of Zacharias, father of John the Baptist
      16. Discovery of the Head of John the Baptist
      17. discovery of the Head of John the Baptist
      18. Discovery of the Holy Cross
      19. Discovery of the Icon at Camuliana
      20. Discovery of the Relics of Menas Kallikelados (‘of the beautiful voice’)
      21. Discovery of the relics of the martyrs before the Gate of Eugene, at Constantinople
      22. Discovery of the relics of the martyrs before the Gate of Eugenia, at Constantinople
      23. Discovery/Translation of Relics of Cyrus and John, martyrs in Egypt
      24. Third Discovery of the Head of John the Baptist
1044. Dius
      1. Dius, abbot and Miracle Worker
      2. Dius, Abbot and Miracle Worker
      3. Dius, Greek martyr
1045. Doda
      1. Doda, second abbess of Saint Peter's at Reims
1046. Dometius
      1. Dometius the Illustrious, martyr
      2. Dometius the Illustrious, martyr in Persia
      3. Dometius The Illustrious, martyr in Persia
      4. Dometius, Greek Confessor
      5. Dometius, Greek martyr
      6. Dometius, hermit in Egypt
      7. Dometius, identity uncertain
      8. Dometius, martyr at Phrygia
      9. Dometius, martyr in Persia
      10. Dometius, martyr in Phrygia
      11. Dometius, martyr, identity uncertain
      12. Dometius/Domitius 'the Illustrious', Persian martyr
      13. Dometius/Domitius the Illustrious, martyr in Persia
      14. Dometius/Domitius “the Illustrious”, Persian martyr
      15. Dometius/Domitius, deacon and canon at the cathedral of Amiens
      16. Ven. Dometius, identity uncertain
1047. Dometius and companions
      1. Dometius, Pelagia, Aquila, and Theodosia, martyrs in Phrygia
1048. Dometius and disciples
      1. Dometius the Illustrious and two disciples, martyrs
1049. Dometius and Paphnutius
      1. Dometius and Paphnutius, hermits in Egypt
      2. Ven. Dometius and Paphnutius, identities uncertain
1050. Dominata
      1. Dominata, martyr at Temesa (Torre dei Lupi) near Venosa in Apulia
1051. Dominator
      1. Dominator, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
1052. Dominic
      1. Dominic Guzman, Confessor, founder of the Order of Preachers
      2. Dominic Guzman, founder of the Order of Preachers, Confessor
      3. Dominic of Cocullo, abbot, Confessor, founder of Fonte Avellano near Faenza
      4. Dominic the Mailed (Dominicus Loricatus), ascete in Umbria, Confessor
      5. Dominic, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
1053. Dominic and companions
      1. Dominic and companions, martyrs in Africa
1054. Dominicus
      1. Dominicus, martyr in Africa
1055. Domitianus
      1. Domitianus, abbot at Lyon
      2. Domitianus, Bishop of Melitene
      3. Domitianus, deacon, martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
      4. Domitianus, martyr at Tomi
      5. Domitianus, martyr at Tripoli in Phoenicia
      6. Domitianus, third Bishop of Châlons-sur-Marne, Confessor
1056. Domitilla
      1. Domitilla Flavia, martyr
1057. Domitilla, Euphrosyne, and Theodora
      1. Domitilla, Euphrosyne, and Theodora, martyrs
1058. Domna
      1. Domna, maiden martyr at Nicomedia
      2. Domna, martyr in Greece
      3. Domna, Virgin Martyr at Nicomedia
1059. Domna, Domnina, and Cyriaca
      1. Domna, Domnina, and Cyriaca, martyrs in Greece
1060. Domnica
      1. Ven. Domnica, ascete and prophet in Constantinople
1061. Domnina
      1. Domnina the Younger, at Kyra near Antioch
      2. Domnina, maiden martyr at Terni
      3. Domnina, martyr at Aegae in Cilicia
      4. Domnina, martyr en route to Hierapolis
      5. Domnina, martyr in Greece
      6. Domnina/Domnica, maiden martyr at Anazarbus in Cilicia
      7. Domnina/Domnica, Virgin Martyr at Anazarbus in Cilicia
1062. Domnina and Cyriaca
      1. Domnina and Cyriaca, martyrs in Greece
1063. Domnina, Berenice, and Prosdoce
      1. Domnina, Berenice, and Prosdoce, martyrs en route to Hierapolis
1064. Domninus
      1. Domninus of Rome, martyr
      2. Domninus, Greek martyr
      3. Domninus, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      4. Domninus, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
      5. Domninus, martyr at Thessalonica
      6. Domninus, Roman martyr
      7. Domninus/Donnino, martyr at Fidentia
1065. Domninus and companions
      1. Domninus, Theotimus, Philotheus, Silvanus and companions, martyrs at Emesa in Phoenicia
      2. Domninus, Theotimus, Timotheus, Philotheus, Dorotheus, Carterius, Silvanus, and companions (Eupsychius, Pamphilus, and Theophilus), martyrs at Emesa in Phoenicia
1066. Domninus, Victor, and companions
      1. Domninus, Victor, and companions, martyrs at Thessalonica
1067. Domnio
      1. Domnio I, first Bishop of Salona in Dalmatia
      2. Domnio the Elder, martyr at Bergamo
      3. Domnio, Confessor, Roman priest
1068. Domnio and companions
      1. Domnio and eight soldiers, martyrs at Salona in Dalmatia
1069. Domnolus
      1. Domnolus, Bishop of LeMans, Confessor
1070. Domnus
      1. Domnus, martyr in Morocco
      2. Domnus/Domninus, Bishop of Vienne
1071. Donata
      1. Donata, Roman martyr
      2. Donata, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
1072. Donata and companions
      1. Donata and Companions, Roman martyrs
1073. Donatianus
      1. Donatianus, bishop of Byzacium (Tunis), martyr
      2. Donatianus, Bishop of Reims, Confessor
      3. Donatianus, martyr at Nantes in Brittany
      4. Donatianus, second Bishop of Châlons-sur-Marne, Confessor
1074. Donatianus and companions
      1. Donatianus, Praesidius, Mansuetus, Germanus, Fusculus, and Laetus, bishops of Byzacium (Tunis) and Leptis, martyrs
1075. Donatianus and Rogatianus
      1. Donatianus and Rogatianus, sibling martyrs at Nantes in Brittany
1076. Donatilla
      1. Donatilla, maiden martyr at Tuburbum Lucernariae in Africa
1077. Donatus
      1. Donatus of Orléans, priest, recluse near Sisteron, France
      2. Donatus, Bishop of Arezzo, martyr
      3. Donatus, Bishop of Cassiope on Cercyra (Corfu)
      4. Donatus, Bishop of Euroea in Epirus
      5. Donatus, Bishop of Fiesole in Tuscany, Confessor
      6. Donatus, Bishop of Libya
      7. Donatus, deacon, martyr in northwestern Africa
      8. Donatus, martyr
      9. Donatus, martyr at Alexandria
      10. Donatus, martyr at Antioch
      11. Donatus, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      12. Donatus, martyr at Capua
      13. Donatus, martyr at Carthage
      14. Donatus, martyr at Concordia
      15. Donatus, martyr at Fossombrone in Italy
      16. Donatus, martyr at Messina
      17. Donatus, martyr at Ossuna in Andalucia
      18. Donatus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      19. Donatus, martyr, identity uncertain
1078. Donatus and Hilarianus
      1. Donatus and Hilarianus, martyrs at Arezzo
1079. Donatus, Justus, Herena, and companions
      1. Donatus, Justus, Irene, and companions, martyrs in northwestern Africa
1080. Donatus, Sabinus, and Agape
      1. Donatus, Sabinus, and Agape, martyrs
1081. Donatus, Secundianus, Romulus, and companions
      1. Donatus, Secundianus, Romulus, and eighty-six companions, martyrs at Concordia
1082. dormition
      1. Death of Apostle John the Theologian/Evangelist
      2. Dormition of Agnellus, Bishop of Naples
      3. Dormition of Alexis, 'Man of God', Confessor at Rome
      4. Dormition of Alexius/Alexis, 'Man of God', Confessor at Rome
      5. Dormition of Andronicus and Athanasia
      6. Dormition of Anne, mother of the Virgin Mary
      7. Dormition of Apostle John Evangelist (the Theologian)
      8. Dormition of Apostle John the Evangelist
      9. Dormition of Apostle John the Evangelist (the Theologian)
      10. Dormition of Apostle John the Theologian/Evangelist
      11. Dormition of Apostle Luke the Evangelist
      12. Dormition of Aspren, First Bishop of Naples
      13. Dormition of Athanasius
      14. Dormition of Athanasius the Great
      15. Dormition of Augustine
      16. Dormition of Benedict of Nursia
      17. Dormition of Bishop Deusdedit, identity uncertain
      18. Dormition of Bishop Eutychius
      19. Dormition of Calvus, Bishop of Naples
      20. Dormition of Chrysantus
      21. Dormition of Cosmas and Damian
      22. Dormition of Cosmas, BIshop of Naples
      23. Dormition of Cyril the Philosopher, Apostle of the Slavs
      24. Dormition of Dometius
      25. Dormition of Dominic the Mailed
      26. Dormition of Euphebius, Bishop of Naples
      27. Dormition of Eustathius, Bishop of Naples
      28. Dormition of Fortunatus I, Bishop of Naples
      29. Dormition of Gregory Nazianzen
      30. Dormition of Gregory the Miracle Worker
      31. Dormition of Hypatius, Bishop of Gangra
      32. Dormition of Joachim and Anne, parents of the Virgin Mary
      33. Dormition of John Chrysostom
      34. Dormition of John Chrysostom
      35. dormition of John Chrysostom
      36. Dormition of John, Bishop of Naples
      37. Dormition of John, bishop, identity uncertain
      38. Dormition of Joshua, Son of Nun
      39. Dormition of Joshua, son of Nun
      40. Dormition of Joshua, son of Nun, successor to Moses
      41. Dormition of Leontius, BIshop of Neopolis
      42. Dormition of Luke the Evangelist
      43. Dormition of Maro, Bishop of Naples
      44. Dormition of Mary of Egypt
      45. Dormition of Maximus
      46. Dormition of Methodius, Bishop of Moravia
      47. Dormition of Methodius, Bishop of Moravia, Confessor
      48. Dormition of Michael the Warrior
      49. Dormition of monk John
      50. Dormition of monk TItuts
      51. Dormition of Nicholas Chrysoberges, Patriarch of Constantinople
      52. Dormition of Nicodemus
      53. Dormition of Odo, second abbot of Cluny
      54. Dormition of Parmenas, martyr
      55. Dormition of Paul and Timothy of the Euergetis Monastery
      56. Dormition of Paul I, Bishop of Naples
      57. Dormition of Paul II, Bishop of Naples
      58. Dormition of Paul of Thebes
      59. Dormition of Paul the Simple
      60. Dormition of Paul, Bishop of Naples
      61. Dormition of Paula, Roman widow
      62. Dormition of Paulinus, Bishop of Nola
      63. Dormition of Peregrinus of Caltabellota in Sicily
      64. Dormition of Pomponius, Bishop of Naples
      65. Dormition of Pope Celestine I
      66. Dormition of Pope Gregory I
      67. Dormition of Prophet Jeremiah
      68. Dormition of Quodvoltdeus
      69. Dormition of Redux, Bishop of Naples
      70. Dormition of Severinus
      71. Dormition of Severus, Bishop of Naples
      72. Dormition of Stephen, Bishop of Naples
      73. Dormition of Sylvester
      74. Dormition of the Virgin Mary
      75. Dormition of Ursus, Bishop of Naples
      76. Dormition of Victor I, Bishop of Naples
      77. Dormition of Zenaïs
      78. Dormition of Zenaïs and Philonilla
      79. Dormition of Zenaïs, martyr
      80. Dormtion of Gaudiosus, Bishop of Abitene
1083. Dorothea
      1. Dorothea, maiden martyr at Aquileia
      2. Dorothea, maiden martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
1084. Dorotheus
      1. Dorotheus, Bishop of Tyrus in Phoenicia, martyr
      2. Dorotheus, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
      3. Dorotheus, martyr at Nicomedia
      4. Dorotheus, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
      5. Dorotheus, procurator at Tyre, martyr at Nicomedia
1085. Dorymedon
      1. Dorymedon, martyr at Synnada in Phrygia
      2. Dorymedon, martyr, converted by Trophimus
      3. Dorymedon, martyr, Senator at Synnada in Phrygia
      4. Dorymedon, senator at Synnada in Phrygia, martyr
      5. Dorymedon, Senator at Synnada in Phrygia, martyr
      6. Dorymedon, Senator at Synnada, martyr
1086. Dossanus
      1. Dossanus, Hieromartyr
1087. Droctoveus
      1. Droctoveus, abbot at Autun
1088. Drogo
      1. Drogo, recluse near Seeburg in Belgium, Confessor
1089. Drosis
      1. Drosis/Drusilla, daughter of Emperor Trajan, maiden martyr
1090. Drusus
      1. Drusus, martyr at Antioch
      2. Drusus, martyr at Tripoli
1091. Drusus, Zosimas, and Theodore
      1. Drusus, Zosimus, and Theodore, martyrs at Antioch
1092. Dula
      1. Dula, maiden martyr at Nicomedia
1093. Dulas
      1. Dulas-Tatianus, martyr at Zephyrium in Cilicia
1094. Dulas-Tatianus and companions
      1. Dulas-Tatianus, martyr, and companions
1095. Dunale
      1. Dunale/Daniel/Stephen, martyr in Egypt, 10th cen.
1096. Dunstan
      1. Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury, Confessor
1097. Dympna
      1. Dympna, maiden martyr near Antwerp
1098. earthquake
      1. Great Earthquake in Constantinople (4 Oct 525)
      2. Great Earthquake in Constantinople (during reign of Leontius the Isaurian, 740)
      3. Great Earthquake in Constantinople (during Reign of Leontius the Isaurian, 740)
      4. Great Earthquake in Constantinople (in 447)
      5. Great Earthquake in Constantinople (in 557)
      6. Great Earthquake in Constantinople during Basil's Reign (869)
      7. Great Earthquake in Constantinople during Basil’s Reign (869)
      8. Great Earthquake in Constantinople during Constantine's Reign
      9. Great Earthquake in Constantinople during Justinian’s Reign (542)
      10. Great Earthquake in Constantinople under Theodosius II
1099. Ebiotus
      1. Ebiotus, martyr under Maximianus
      2. Ven. Ebiotus, Studite, identity uncertain
1100. Ebora
      1. Ebora, priest, martyr at Mahelgadar in Persia
1101. Ebrulf
      1. Ebrulf/Evroult/Evrols, Confessor, Abbot of Saint-Evroult, Ouche, France
1102. ecclesiastics
      1. two hundred fifty ecclesiastics, martyrs in Persia
1103. eclipse
      1. eclipse of the Sun (891)
1104. ecumenical council
      1. Fifth Ecumenical Council
      2. First and Fourth Ecumenical Councils
      3. First Ecumenical Council at Nicea
      4. First Ecumenical Council, at Nicea
      5. Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon
      6. Fourth Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon
      7. Fourth Ecumenical Council, at Chalcedon
      8. Fourth Ecumenical Council, of Chalcedon
      9. Fourth Ecumenucal Council, at Chalcedon
      10. Second Ecumenical Council, at Constantinople
      11. Seventh Ecumenical Counci, at Nicea
      12. Seventh Ecumenical Council at Nicea
      13. Seventh Ecumenical Council, at Nicea
      14. Sixth Ecumenical Council
      15. Sixth Ecumenical Council, at Nea
      16. Sixth Ecumenical Council, at Nicea
      17. Third Ecumenical Council
      18. Third Ecumenical Council, at Ephesus
1105. Edbert
      1. Edbert/Eadbert, Bishop of Lindisfarne, Confessor
1106. Edith
      1. Edith, abbess, daughter of King Edgar of England
1107. Edmund
      1. Edmund/Edme Rich, Archbishop of Canterbury, Confessor
      2. King Edmund, martyr at Hoxne, Suffox
1108. Edward
      1. Edward the Martyr, King of England
      2. King Edward III of England, Confessor
1109. Egbert
      1. Egbert, bishop, Confessor
1110. Egdunus
      1. Egdunus, priest, martyr at Nicomedia
1111. Egdunus and companions
      1. Egdunus and seven companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
1112. Eleazar
      1. Eleazar of the Machabee children, martyr
      2. Eleazar of the Machabees, martyr
      3. Eleazar, Greek martyr
      4. Eleazar, martyr at Lyon
      5. Eleazar/Elzearius de Sabran, count of Ariano, husband of St. Delphina
      6. Elezaar, son and successor to Aaron
      7. Elezar, son of Aaron
1113. Eleazar and Phineas
      1. Eleazar and his son Phineas
1114. election
      1. Election of John Chrysostom as Patriarch of Constantinople
1115. Elesbaan
      1. Elesbaan/Ela Azbeha/Caleb, King of Abyssinia
1116. Eleuchadius
      1. Eleuchadius, Bishop of Ravena, Confessor,
1117. Eleusippus
      1. Eleusippus, martyr in Cappadocia
1118. Eleutherius
      1. Eleutherius Cubicularius, Hieromartyr
      2. Eleutherius Cubicularius, martyr
      3. Eleutherius the Persian, martyr
      4. Eleutherius, abbot of the monastery of St Mark, near Spoleto
      5. Eleutherius, bishop and Roman martyr
      6. Eleutherius, Bishop of Auxerre
      7. Eleutherius, Bishop of Constantinople, martyr
      8. Eleutherius, deacon, martyr
      9. Eleutherius, English hermit near Aquino, Confessor
      10. Eleutherius, first Bishop of Tournai, martyr
      11. Eleutherius, identity uncertain
      12. Eleutherius, martyr
      13. Eleutherius, martyr by fire
      14. Eleutherius, martyr, identity uncertain
      15. Eleutherius, senator, martyr at Constantinople
      16. Eleutherius/John, 'Christian of secular dignity', martyr at Nicomedia
      17. Eleutherius/John, ‘Christian of secular dignity’, martyr at Nicomedia
      18. Pope Eleutherius, martyr
1119. Eleutherius and Anthia
      1. Eleutherius and his mother Anthia, martyrs at Messina
      2. Eleutherius, bishop and his mother Anthia, martyrs
      3. Eleutherius, bishop, and his mother Anthia, martyrs
1120. Eleutherius and companions
      1. Eleutherius and companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
1121. Eleutherius and Leonidas
      1. Eleutherius and Leonidas, martyrs by fire
1122. Eleutherius and Leonides
      1. Eleutherius and Leonides, martyrs by fire
1123. Eleutherius, Leonidas, and children
      1. Eleutherius, Leonidas, and children, martyrs by fire
1124. Elias
      1. Elia/Helias, bishop, martyr in Palestine
      2. Elias, Bishop of Jerusalem
      3. Elias, Egyptian martyr at Ascalon in Palestine
      4. Elias, Egyptian martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      5. Elias, Egyptian martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      6. Elias, hermit in Egypt
      7. Elias, hermit near Antinoe in Egypt
      8. Elias, monk martyred at Mt. Sinai
      9. Elias, priest, martyr at Cordova
      10. Elias/Helias, bishop, martyr in Palestine
      11. Elias/Helias, Egyptian martyr at Ascalon in Palestine
1125. Elias and Promus
      1. Elias and Promus, Egyptian martyrs at Ascalon in Palestine
1126. Elias, Paul, and Isidore
      1. Elias, Paul, and Isidore, martyrs at Cordova
1127. Eligius
      1. Eligius/Eloi, Bishop of Noyon, Confessor
1128. Elijah
      1. Elijah
      2. Prophet Elijah
      3. Prophet Elijah/Elias
1129. Elijah and Elisha
      1. Prophets Elijah and Elisha
1130. Eliphius
      1. Eliphius/Elope/Elaphius, martyr near Soulosse
1131. Elisha
      1. Prophet Elisha
      2. Prophet Elisha/Eliseus
1132. Elizabeth
      1. Elizabeth of Schönau, maiden mystic
      2. Elizabeth of Thuringia, matron at Marburg
      3. Elizabeth the Miracle Worker, abbess at Constantinople
      4. Elizabeth the Miracle Worker, abbess in Constantinople
      5. Elizabeth, martyr at Adrianople in Thrace
      6. Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist
      7. Ellizabeth, mother of John the Baptist
1133. Elphege
      1. Elphege, Bishop of Winchester, Archbishop of Canterbury, martyr
1134. Elpidiphorus
      1. Elpidiphorus, martyr in Persia
      2. Elpidiphorus, martyr in Persia (with Acindynus et al.)
1135. Elpidiphorus, Dius, Bithynius, and Galycus
      1. Elpidiphorus, Dius, Bithynius, and Galycus, Greek martyrs
1136. Elpidius
      1. Elpidius, abbot, Confessor
      2. Elpidius, African bishop, Confessor
      3. Elpidius, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
      4. Elpidius, bishop, Confessor
      5. Elpidius, dignitary and martyr
      6. Elpidius, dignitary, martyr
      7. Elpidius, martyr
1137. Elpidius, Danax, and Helen
      1. Elpidius, Danax, and Helen, martyrs
1138. Elpidius, Marcellus, Eustachius, and companions
      1. Elpidius, Marcellus, Eustachius, and companions, martyrs
      2. Elpidius, Marcellus, Eustachius, and Companions, martyrs
1139. Emelia
      1. Emelia, mother of Basil the Great, Gregory of Nyssa, Peter of Sebaste, and Macrina
1140. Emerentiana
      1. Emerentiana, maiden martyr at Rome
1141. Emeric
      1. Emeric/Amerigo/Arrigo/Henry, Confessor, son of Stephen, King of Hungary
1142. Emerita
      1. Emerita, maiden martyr at Rome
1143. Emilas
      1. Emilas, deacon, martyr at Cordova
1144. Emilas and Hermias
      1. Emilas and Hermias, sibling martyrs at Cordova
1145. Emiliana
      1. Emiliana, aunt of Saint Gregory
      2. Emiliana, maiden martyr at Rome
1146. Emilianus
      1. Emilianus Cucullatus, priest, hermit in Spain
      2. Emilianus the Victorious, martyr at Durostorum in Lower Moesia (Silistra, Bulgaria)
      3. Emilianus, Bishop of Cyzicus off the Sea of Marmura, Confessor
      4. Emilianus, Bishop of Cyzicus, Confessor
      5. Emilianus, Bishop of Cyzicus, off the Sea of Marmura, Confessor
      6. Emilianus, Bishop of Vercelli, Confessor
      7. Emilianus, Confessor at Rennes
      8. Emilianus, Confessor, Bishop of Cyzicus, off the Sea of Marmura
      9. Emilianus, Greek martyr by sword
      10. Emilianus, martyr
      11. Emilianus, martyr in Lesser Armenia
      12. Emilianus, physician, martyr at Carthage
      13. Emilianus, soldier, martyr at Cirta
1147. Emilius
      1. Emilius, martyr at Apulia (Puglia)
      2. Emilius, martyr at Cagliari in Sardinia
      3. Emilius, martyr at Carthage
1148. Emilius, Felix, Priamus, and Lucianus
      1. Emilius, Felix, Priamus, and Lucianus, martyrs at Cagliari in Sardinia
1149. Emmeram
      1. Emmeram/Haimhramm of Poitiers, bishop and martyr
1150. Emygdius
      1. Emygdius/Emidius, Bishop of Ascoli Piceno, martyr
1151. Encratis
      1. Encratis/Engratia, maiden martyr at Saragossa
1152. Engelbert
      1. Engelbert, first Bishop of Cologne, martyr
1153. Ennatha
      1. Ennatha, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      2. Ennatha/Thea, virgin martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
1154. Ennatha, Valentina, and Paul
      1. Ennatha, Valentina, and Paul, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
1155. Ennodius
      1. Ennodius Magnus Felix, Bishop of Pavia
1156. entry
      1. Entry of the Virgin Mary into the Temple
1157. Epaphras
      1. Epaphras, Bishop of Colossae, prisoner with Apostle Paul at Rome
      2. Epaphras, companion of Apostle Paul
      3. Epaphras, companion of Paul
      4. Epaphras, disciple of the Apostles
1158. Epaphroditus
      1. Epaphroditus of the Seventy Disciples
1159. Eparchius
      1. Eparchius, hermit at Angoulême
      2. Eparchius, martyr in Phrygia
1160. Epenetus
      1. Epenetus of the Seventy Disciples
1161. Ephebus
      1. Ephebus, martyr at Terni
1162. Ephisius
      1. Ephisius, martyr in Sardinia
1163. Ephrem
      1. Ephrem, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
      2. Ephrem, identity uncertain
      3. Ephrem/Ephraem the Deacon (the Syrian), Confessor
      4. Ephrem/Ephraem, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
1164. Epicharis
      1. Epicharis, martyr at Constantinople
1165. Epicharis, Gaiana, and companions
      1. Epicharis, Gaiana, and her companions, martyrs
1166. Epictetus
      1. Epictetus, Bishop of Assuris, martyr in Africa
      2. Epictetus, martyr at Porto Romano
1167. Epictetus and companions
      1. Epictetus and companions (Jucundus, Secundus, Vitalis, Felix, and seven unspecified others), martyrs in Africa
1168. Epigmenius
      1. Epigmenius, priest, Roman martyr
1169. Epimachus
      1. Epimachus of Pelusium, martyr
      2. Epimachus of Pharma, martyr
      3. Epimachus, martyr at Alexandria
      4. Epimachus, martyr by beheading
1170. Epimachus and Alexander
      1. Epimachus and Alexander, martyrs at Alexandria
1171. Epiphana
      1. Epiphana, martyr at Lentini in Sicily
1172. Epiphanius
      1. Epiphanius, Archbishop of Salamis (Constantia) at Cyprus
      2. Epiphanius, Archbishop of Salamis (Constantia) on Cyprus
      3. Epiphanius, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
      4. Epiphanius, bishop, martyr in northwestern Africa
      5. Epiphanius, Patriarch of Constantinople
      6. Epiphanius, Patriarch of Constantinople;
1173. Epiphanius and Menas
      1. Epiphanius and Menas, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      2. Gennadius and Menas, Patriarchs of Constantinople
1174. Epiphanius, Donatus, Rufinus, and companions
      1. Epiphanius, Donatus, Rufinus, and thirteen companions, martyrs in northwestern Africa
1175. Epiphanius, Menas, and John
      1. Epiphanius, Menas, and John, Patriarchs of Constantinople
1176. Epiphany
      1. Epiphany
1177. Epipodius
      1. Epipodius, martyr at Lyon
1178. Epipodius and Alexander
      1. Epipodius and Alexander, martyrs at Lyon
1179. Episteme
      1. Episteme, martyr
1180. Epitatius
      1. Epitatius/Epitacius, Bishop of Tuy in Spain, martyr
1181. Epitatius and Basilius
      1. Epitatius and Basilius, martyrs in Spain
1182. Equitius
      1. Equitius, abbot of Amiternum
1183. Erasma
      1. Erasma, maiden martyr at Aquileia
1184. Erasmus
      1. Erasmus, Greek martyr
      2. Erasmus, martyr
      3. Erasmus, martyr at Antioch
      4. Erasmus/Elmo, bishop, martyr at Formiae in Campania
1185. Erastus
      1. Erastus of the Seventy Disciples
1186. Erconwald
      1. Erconwald, Bishop of London, Confessor
1187. Eric
      1. Eric IX, King of Sweden, martyr
1188. Ermin
      1. Ermin, Bishop and abbot of Lobbes
1189. Eros
      1. Eros, soldier, martyr in western Asia
1190. Erotheis
      1. Erotheis, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
1191. Erotis
      1. Erotis, Greek martyr by fire
1192. Ethbin
      1. Ethbin, abbot at Tourac, Confessor
1193. Ethelbert
      1. Ethelbert, King of Kent, Confessor
1194. Ethelburga
      1. Ethelburga/Aubièrge, abbess at Farmoutiers in France
1195. Ethelreda
      1. Etheltrud/Audry, daughter of Anna, King of East Anglia
1196. Ethelwold
      1. Ethelwold, Bishop of Winchester, Confessor
1197. Etherius
      1. Etherius, Bishop of Auxerre, Confessor
      2. Etherius, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
      3. Etherius, Bishop of Vienne
      4. Etherius, martyr at Nicomedia
1198. Euanthe
      1. Euanthe, martyr at Skepsis on the Hellespontus
1199. Eubiotus
      1. Eubiotus, martyr at Cyzicus in Bithynia
      2. Eubiotus/Eusebiota, martyr
1200. Eubulus
      1. Eubulus, disciple of Paul
      2. Eubulus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      3. Eubulus, martyr on Cyprus
1201. Eucarpius
      1. Eucarpius, soldier, martyr at Nicomedia
1202. Eucarpus
      1. Eucarpus, martyr in Asia
1203. Eucharius
      1. Eucharius, first Bishop of Treves
1204. Eucherius
      1. Eucherius, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      2. Eucherius, Bishop of Orléans, Confessor
1205. Eucrates
      1. Eucrates, Greek martyr by the sword
1206. Eudocia
      1. Eudocia the Samaritan, Hieromartyr at Heliopolis
      2. Eudocia the Samaritan, martyr
      3. Eudocia the Samaritan, martyr at Heliopolis
      4. Eudocia, maiden martyr at Alexandria
      5. Eudocia, martyr at Alexandria
      6. Eudocia/Athenais, matron, wife of Emperor Theodosius II
1207. Eudocimus
      1. Eudocimus the Just (the Younger), Confessor
1208. Eudocius
      1. Eudocius, identity uncertain
      2. Eudocius, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      3. Eudocius, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
1209. Eudocius and companions
      1. Eudocius and companions (Romulus, Zenon, Macarius, and 1104 soldiers), martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
      2. Eudocius, Romulus, Zenon, Macarius, and 1104 soldiers, martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
1210. Eudocius, Romulus, Zeno, Macarius, and companions
      1. Eudocius, Romulus, Zeno, Macarius, and 1104 soldiers, martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
1211. Eudocius, Zeno, Macarius, and companions
      1. Eudocius, Zeno, Macarius, and 1104 soldiers, martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
1212. Euelpistus
      1. Euelpistus, martyr at Rome
1213. Eugendus, Oyand
      1. Eugendus/Oyand, Abbot of Condat in the Jura mountains
1214. Eugene
      1. Eugene, Archishop of Toledo, Confessor
      2. Eugene, Bishop of Toledo, martyr at Paris
      3. Eugene, deacon of St. Zenobius Church in Florence, Confessor
      4. Eugene, Greek martyr thrown from a wall
      5. Pope Eugene I, Confessor
1215. Eugenia
      1. Eugenia, maiden martyr at Rome
      2. Eugenia, martyr, identity uncertain
      3. Eugenia, Virgin Martyr at Rome
1216. Eugenia and family
      1. Eugenia and her family, martyrs at Rome
1217. Eugenianus
      1. Eugenianus, martyr at Autun
      2. Eugenianus, marytr at Damascus
1218. Eugenius
      1. Eugenius, African bishop, martyr at Carthage
      2. Eugenius, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
      3. Eugenius, Bishop of Carthage, Confessor
      4. Eugenius, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
      5. Eugenius, martyr
      6. Eugenius, martyr at Neocaesarea in Mauretania
      7. Eugenius, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
      8. Eugenius, martyr at Trebizond in Asia MInor
      9. Eugenius, martyr at Trebizond in Asia Minor
      10. Eugenius, martyr in Africa
      11. Eugenius, martyr in Caesaria
      12. Eugenius, martyr in Cappadocia
      13. Eugenius, martyr in Syria
      14. Eugenius, martyr, identity uncertain
      15. Eugenius, martyr, perhaps at Rome
      16. Eugenius, priest, martyr at Antioch
      17. Eugenius, Roman martyr
1219. Eugenius and Marinus
      1. Eugenius and Martinus, martyrs in Caesaria
1220. Eugenius, Salutaris, Muritta, and companions
      1. Eugenius, Bishop of Carthage, Salutaris, Muritta, and companions
1221. Eugraphus
      1. Eugraphus, martyr at Alexandria
1222. Eulalia
      1. Eulalia of Emerita (Merida), maiden martyr in Spain
      2. Eulalia, maiden martyr at Barcelona
      3. Eulalia/Ollala of Emerita (Merida), maiden martyr in Spain
1223. Eulalia and Julia
      1. Eulalia and Julia, maiden martyrs at Emerita (Merida) in Spain
1224. Eulampia
      1. Eulampia, martyr at Nicomedia
1225. Eulampius
      1. Eulampius, martyr
      2. Eulampius, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      3. Eulampius, martyr at Nicomedia
1226. Eulampius and Eulampia
      1. Eulampius and Eulampia, sibling martyrs at Nicomedia
1227. Eulogius
      1. Eulogius the Faster, martyr in Palestine
      2. Eulogius Xenodochus, Confessor, at Bethsaida
      3. Eulogius, Bishop of Edessa, Confessor
      4. Eulogius, deacon at Tarragona, martyr
      5. Eulogius, martyr at Constantinople
      6. Eulogius, Melchite (Greek) Patriarch of Alexandria
      7. Eulogius, priest at Cordova, martyr at Toledo
1228. Eulogius and companions
      1. Eulogius and companions, martyrs at Constantinople
1229. Eumenius
      1. Eumenius the Miracle Worker, Bishop of Gortyna (Crete)
      2. Eumenius, identity uncertain
1230. Eunice
      1. Eunice, daughter of Terentius and Neonilla, martyr
1231. Eunicianus
      1. Eunicianus, martyr at Crete
1232. Eunomia
      1. Eunomia, maid of Hilaria, martyr at Augsburg
1233. Eunus
      1. Eunus/Chronion, martyr at Alexandria
1234. Euphebius
      1. Euphebius, Bishop of Naples, Confessor
1235. Euphemia
      1. Euphemia, maiden martyr at Amisus, near Pontus
      2. Euphemia, maiden martyr at Aquileia
      3. Euphemia, maiden martyr of Aminsus (Amysus)
      4. Euphemia, maiden martyr of Chalcedon
      5. Euphemia, maidenn martyr of Chalcedon
      6. Euphemia, martyr at Nicomedia
      7. Euphemia, Megalomartyr
1236. Euphemia and companions
      1. Euphemia, Dorothea, Thecla, and Erasma, maiden martyrs at Aquileia
1237. Euphrasia
      1. Euphrasia, maiden martyr at Amisus
      2. Euphrasia, maiden martyr at Amisus, near Pontus
      3. Euphrasia, maiden martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
      4. Euphrasia, maiden martyr of Aminsus (Amysus)
      5. Euphrasia, martyr, identity uncertain
      6. Euphrasia/Euphrosyne, maiden martyr at Nicomedia in Bithynia
      7. Ven. Euphrasia/Eupraxia of Tabenna Monastery in Egypt
      8. Ven. Euphrasia/Eupraxis of Tabenna Monastery in Egypt
      9. Ven. Euphrasia/Eupraxis of the Tabenna Monastery in Egypt
      10. Venerable Euphrasia/Eupraxia of Tabenna Monastery in Egypt
      11. Venerable Euphrasia/Eupraxis of Tabenna Monastery in Egypt
1238. Euphrasius
      1. Euphrasius, Bishop in northwestern Africa, Confessor
      2. Euphrasius, bishop, martyr in Spain
1239. Euphronius
      1. Euphronius, Bishop of Autun
      2. Euphronius, Bishop of Tours
1240. Euphrosyne
      1. Euphrosyne, maiden martyr, converted by her relative Domitilla
      2. Euphrosyne, martyr, relative of Domitilla
      3. Ven. Euphrosyne of Alexandria, daughter of Paphnutius
      4. Ven. Euphrosyne of Alexandria, Daughter of Paphnutius
      5. Ven. Euphrosyne of Alexandria, daughter of Paphnutius, Confessor
1241. Euphrosyne and Theodora
      1. Euphrosyne and Theodora, martyrs, relatives of Domitilla
1242. Euphrosynus
      1. Euphrosynus ‘the Cook’, monk at the Amorian monstery at Constantinople
      2. Euphrosynus, identity uncertain
      3. Euphrosynus, martyr, identity uncertain
1243. Euplus
      1. Euplus, deacon, martyr at Catania in Sicily
1244. Euporus
      1. Euporus, martyr at Crete
1245. Euprepetes
      1. Euprepetes, Roman martyr
1246. Euprepia
      1. Euprepia, maid of Hilaria, martyr at Augsburg
1247. Euprepius
      1. Euprepius
      2. Euprepius, first Bishop of Verona
      3. Euprepius, martyr at Aegae
      4. Eurprepius/Eutropius, martyr
1248. Eupsychius
      1. Eupsychius, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      2. Eupsychius, martyr at Caesaria in Cappadoccia
      3. Eupsychius, martyr at Caesaria in Cappadocia
      4. Eupsychius, martyr at Caeserea at Cappadocia
      5. Eupsychius, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
      6. Eupsychius, martyr, identity uncertain
1249. Euschemon
      1. Euschemon, Bishop of Lampascus
1250. Eusebia
      1. Eusebia, maiden martyr at Bergamo
1251. Eusebius
      1. Bishop Eusebius of Samosata, martyr
      2. Eusebius of the Machabee children, martyr
      3. Eusebius the Palatine, martyr
      4. Eusebius, Bishop of Bologna, Confessor
      5. Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata, martyr
      6. Eusebius, Bishop of Vercelli, martyr
      7. Eusebius, Confessor, priest at Rome
      8. Eusebius, Greek deacon and martyr
      9. Eusebius, martyr at Adrianople
      10. Eusebius, martyr at Gaza
      11. Eusebius, martyr at Nicomedia
      12. Eusebius, martyr at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
      13. Eusebius, martyr at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
      14. Eusebius, martyr in Phoenicia
      15. Eusebius, martyr martyr on Corfu/Keryra
      16. Eusebius, martyr on Corfu/Kerkyra
      17. Eusebius, martyr, disciple of Dionysius of Alexandria
      18. Eusebius, monk, martyr at Terracina
      19. Eusebius, priest at Rome, Confessor
      20. Eusebius, priest, Roman martyr
      21. Eusebius, Roman martyr
      22. Eusebius, Roman priest, Confessor
      23. Eusebius, Syrian recluse on Mt. Coryphe, near Antioch
      24. Pope Eusebius, Confessor
1252. Eusebius and companions
      1. Eusebius and companions (Marcellus, Hippolytus, Maximus, Adrias, Paulina, Neon, Mary, Martana, and Aurelia), Roman martyrs
      2. Eusebius and companions (siblings Nestabus, Zeno, and Nestor), martyrs at Gaza
      3. Eusebius and nine companions, martyrs
      4. Eusebius, Nestabus, and Zeno, sibling martyrs at Gaza
      5. Eusebius, Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, Christina and 268 companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
      6. Eusebius, Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, Christina, and 268 companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
      7. Eusebius, Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, Christina, and 268 others, martyrs at Nicomedia
1253. Eusebius and Romanus
      1. Eusebius and Romanus, martyrs at Nicomedia
1254. Eusebius, Christina, and companions
      1. Eusebius, Christina, and companions (Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, and others), martyrs at Nicomedia
1255. Eusebius, Neon, Longinus, and Leontius
      1. Eusebius, Neon, Longinus, and Leontius, martyrs at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
1256. Eusebius, Neon, Longinus, Leontius, and companions
      1. Eusebius, Neon, Longinus, Leontius, and forty companions, martyrs at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
1257. Eusebius, Pontianus, Vincentius, and Peregrinus
      1. Eusebius, Pontianus, Vincentius, and Peregrinus, Roman martyrs
1258. Euseus
      1. Euseus, monk, identity uncertain
1259. Eusignius
      1. Eusignius, martyr
      2. Eusignius, martyr at Antioch
1260. Eustachius
      1. Eustachius, Bishop of Suffetum, martyr in Africa
      2. Eustachius, martyr at Nicea
      3. Eustachius/Eustochius, martyr
1261. Eustachius, Thespesius, and Anatolius
      1. Eustachius, Thespesius, and Anatolius, martyrs at Nicea
1262. Eustasius
      1. Eustasius, second abbot of Luxeuil monastery in France
1263. Eustathius
      1. Eustace/Eustathius, martyr at Rome
      2. Eustathius the Great, Patriarch of Antioch
      3. Eustathius the Roman, martyr
      4. Eustathius, Bishop of Cio Ghemblik in Bithynia, Confessor
      5. Eustathius, Bishop of Naples
      6. Eustathius, Bishop of Sebaste
      7. Eustathius, martyr
      8. Eustathius, martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
      9. Eustathius, martyr at Nicea
      10. Eustathius, martyr at Nicea in Bithynia
      11. Eustathius, martyr at Rome
      12. Eustathius, Patriarch of Antioch
      13. Eustathius, Patriarch of Constantinople (1019–1025)
      14. Eustathius, priest in Syria, Confessor
1264. Eustathius and Polycarp
      1. Eustathius and Polycarp, martyrs
1265. Eustathius, Callinicus, and companions
      1. Eustathius and companions, martyrs
      2. Eustathius, Callinicus, and companions, martyrs
1266. Eustathius, Polycarp, and Evangelus
      1. Eustathius, Polycarp, and Evangelus, martyrs
1267. Eustathius, Theopista, and Theopistus
      1. Eustathius, Theopista, and Theopistuss, martyrs
1268. Eustathius, Theopista, Theopistus, and Agapius
      1. Eustathius, Theopista, and sons Theopistus and Agapius, martyrs
      2. Eustathius, Theopista, and sons Theopistus, and Agapius, martyrs
      3. Eustathius, Theopista, Theopistus, and Agapius, martyrs
1269. Eustathius, Thespesius, and Anatolius
      1. Eustathius, Thespesius, and Anatolius, martyrs at Nicea in Bithynia
1270. Eusterius
      1. Eusterius, fourth Bishop of Salerno
1271. Eustochium
      1. Eustochium (Julia), Roman abbess in Bethlehem
      2. Eustochium, maiden martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
1272. Eustochius
      1. Eustochius, Bishop of Tours, Confessor
      2. Eustochius, priest, martyr at Ancyra
1273. Eustochius and companions
      1. Eustochius and companions, martyrs at Ancyra
      2. Eustochius, Caius, Probus, Lollius, and Urbanus, martyrs at Ancyra
1274. Eustolia
      1. Ven. Eustolia, co-founder of a monastery in Constantinople
      2. Ven. Eustolia, monastery founder
1275. Eustolia and Sosipatra
      1. Ven. Eustolia and Sosipatra, monastery founders
1276. Eustorgius
      1. Eustorgius, Archbishop of Milan
      2. Eustorgius, first Archbishop of Milan
      3. Eustorgius, priest, martyr at Nicomedia
1277. Eustotius
      1. Eustotius/Eustathius, martyr at Antioch
1278. Eustratius
      1. Eustratius, abbot and Miracle Worker
      2. Eustratius, martyr
      3. Eustratius, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
1279. Eustratius, Auxentius, Eugenius, and Mardarius
      1. Eustratius, Auxentius, Eugenius and Mardarius, martyrs
1280. Eustratius, Auxentius, Eugenius, Mardarius, and Orestes
      1. Eustratius, Auxentius, Eugenius, Mardarius, and Orestes, martyrs
1281. Eustratius, Auxentius, Mardarius, and Orestes
      1. Eustratius, Auxentius, Mardarius, and Orestes, martyrs
1282. Eususius
      1. Eususius, Greek martyr by beheading
1283. Euthalia
      1. Euthalia, maiden martyr at Lentini in Sicily
1284. Euthasia
      1. Euthasia, Greek virgin martyr by sword
1285. Euthychius
      1. Bishop Euthychius, identity uncertain
1286. Euthymia
      1. Euthymia, Greek martyr
1287. Euthymius
      1. Euthymius the Great, abbot in Palestine
      2. Euthymius the Great, Abbot in Palestine
      3. Euthymius, Bishop of Sardes, martyr
      4. Euthymius, deacon, martyr at Alexandria
      5. Euthymius, identity uncertain
      6. Euthymius, martyr at Nicomedia
      7. Euthymius, martyr at Perugia
1288. Euthymius and family
      1. Euthymius, his wife, and son Crescentius, martyrs at Perugia
1289. Eutropia
      1. Eutropia, maiden martyr at Reims
      2. Eutropia, martyr at Alexandria
      3. Eutropia, martyr at Palmyra in Syria
      4. Eutropia, matron from Auvergne
1290. Eutropius
      1. Eutropius, first Bishop of Orange
      2. Eutropius, first Bishop of Saintes
      3. Eutropius, identity uncertain
      4. Eutropius, lector, martyr at Constantinople
      5. Eutropius, martyr at Amasea in Pontus
      6. Eutropius, martyr at Porto Romano
1291. Eutropius, Cleonicus, and Basiliscus
      1. Eutropius, Cleonicus and Basiliscus of Cappadocia, martyrs at Amasea in Pontus
      2. Eutropius, Cleonicus and Basiliscus of Cappadocia, martyrs at Amasea in Pontus with Theodore Tiro
      3. Eutropius, Cleonicus and Basiliscus, martyrs at Amasea in Pontus
      4. Eutropius, Cleonicus, and Basiliscus of Cappadocia, martyrs at Amasea in Pontus
      5. Eutropius, Cleonicus, and Basiliscus, martyrs
      6. Eutropius, Cleonicus, and Basiliscus, martyrs at Amasea in Pontus
1292. Eutropius, Zosima, and Bonosa
      1. Eutropius, Zosima, and Bonosa, silbing martyrs at Porto Romano
1293. Eutyches
      1. Eutyches, martyr on the way to Numentum
      2. Eutyches/Eutychetes/Euticus, martyr at Pozzuoli in Campania
1294. Eutyches and Acutius
      1. Eutyches and Acutius, citizens of Pozzuoli near Naples, martyrs
1295. Eutychia
      1. Eutychia/Eutychis, second daughter of deacon Philip, martyr
1296. Eutychianus
      1. Eutychianus, martyr
      2. Eutychianus, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Eutychianus, martyr in Africa
      4. Eutychianus, martyr in Campania
      5. Pope Eutychianus, martyr
1297. Eutychius
      1. Bishop Eutychius, identity uncertain
      2. Eutychius the Patrician, martyr at Carrhae in Mesopotamia
      3. Eutychius, Confessor, disciple of John the Evangelist
      4. Eutychius, Confessor, Disciple of John the Evangelist
      5. Eutychius, deacon, martyr in Mauretania Caesariensis, Africa
      6. Eutychius, disciple of John the Evangelist, Confessor
      7. Eutychius, Hieromartyr, Bishop of Melitene in Armenia and Disciple of John the Evangelist
      8. Eutychius, martyr
      9. Eutychius, martyr at Astigi in Spain
      10. Eutychius, martyr at Ferentino
      11. Eutychius, martyr at Messina
      12. Eutychius, martyr at Nicomedia
      13. Eutychius, martyr by the sword
      14. Eutychius, martyr in Spain
      15. Eutychius, martyr in Thrace
      16. Eutychius, monk in Nursia
      17. Eutychius, Patriarch of Constantinople
      18. Eutychius, Patriarch of Constantinople, Confessor
      19. Eutychius, priest, martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
      20. Eutychius, Roman martyr
      21. Eutychius, subdeacon at Alexandria, martyr
1298. Eutychius and companions
      1. Eutychius and companions, martyrs at Alexandria
      2. Eutychius the Patrician and companions, martyrs at Carrhae in Mesopotamia
1299. Eutychius and Domitianus
      1. Eutychius and Domitianus, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
1300. Eutychius and Florentius
      1. Eutychius and Florentius, monks in Nursia
1301. Eutychius, Plautus, and Heraclas
      1. Eutychius, Plautus, and Heraclas/Heraclea, martyrs in Thrace
1302. Eutychius, Thessalonice, and companions
      1. Eutychius, Thessalonice, and 270 companions
      2. Eutychius, Thessalonice, and two hundred men and women
      3. Eutychius, Thessalonice, and two hundred seventy companions
1303. Evagrius
      1. Evagrius, Archbishop of Constantinople, Confessor
      2. Evagrius, martyr at Rome or in Syria
      3. Evagrius, martyr at Tomi in Scythia
      4. Evagrius, martyr at Tomi on the Black Sea
1304. Evagrius and Benignus
      1. Evagrius and Benignus, martyrs at Tomi in Scythia
1305. Evagrius, Priscianus, and companions
      1. Evagrius, Priscianus, and unspecified companions, martyrs at Rome or in Syria
1306. Evangelus
      1. Evangelus, Bishop of Tomi on the Black Sea, martyr
1307. Evantia
      1. Evantia, martyr, uncertain
1308. Evaristus
      1. Evaristus the Faster, ascete at Studion Monastery, Constantinople, Confessor
      2. Evaristus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      3. Evaristus, martyr at Crete
      4. Pope Evaristus, martyr at Rome'
1309. Evasius
      1. Evasius, Bishop of Asti in Piedmont, martyr at Casale Monferrato
      2. Evasius, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
1310. eve
      1. Annunciation Eve
      2. Christmas Eve
      3. Epiphany Eve
      4. Eve of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary
      5. Eve of the Nativity of John the Baptist
      6. Transfiguration Eve
1311. Evellius
      1. Evellius, officer of Nero, Roman martyr
1312. Eventius
      1. Eventius of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      2. Eventius, priest, Roman martyr
1313. Evergisil
      1. Evergisil/Evergistus/Ebergesell I, Bishop of Cologne, martyr
1314. Evilasius
      1. Evilasius, martyr at Cyzicus
1315. Evodius
      1. Evodius, first Bishop of Antioch
      2. Evodius, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Evodius/Evodus, martyr at Nicomedia
      4. Evodius/Yved, Archbishop of Rouen
1316. Evodus
      1. Evodus of the 70/72 Disciples of Paul
      2. Evodus, martyr at Nicomedia
1317. Evorotas
      1. Evorotas, martyr by the sword
1318. Evurtius
      1. Evurtius/Evortius, Bishop of Orleans
1319. Ewald and Ewald
      1. Ewald/Edwald the Dark and Ewald/Edwald the Fair, sibling martyrs at Aplerbeke near Dortmund
1320. Exanthus
      1. Exanthus, soldier, martyr at Como
1321. exile
      1. Exile of John Chrysostom
1322. Expeditus
      1. Expeditus, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
1323. Exuperantia
      1. Exuperantia, maiden near Saint-Ursion
1324. Exuperantius
      1. Exuperantius, Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
      2. Exuperantius, deacon, martyr at Assisi
1325. Exuperia
      1. Exuperia, martyr at Rome
1326. Exuperius
      1. Exuperius of the Theban Legion, martyr at Agaunum
      2. Exuperius, bishop of Toulouse, Confessor
      3. Exuperius, martyr at Vienne
1327. Ezekiel
      1. Prophet Ezekiel
1328. Ezra
      1. Ezra/Esdras, Jewish scribe and priest
1329. Fabian
      1. Pope Fabian of Rome, martyr (d. 250)
1330. Fabianus
      1. Fabianus, martyr at Catania in Sicily
1331. Fabius
      1. Fabius, martyr at Caesarea in Mauretania
      2. Fabius, Roman martyr
1332. Fabricianus
      1. Fabricianus, martyr in Spain
1333. Fabricianus and Philibertus
      1. Fabricianus and Philibertus, martyrs in Spain
1334. Facundus
      1. Facundus, martyr in Galicia, Spain
1335. Facundus and Primitivus
      1. Facundus and Primitivus, sibling martyrs in Galicia, Spain
1336. Faith
      1. Faith, maiden martyr
      2. Faith, maiden martyr at Rome
      3. Faith/Foy, maiden martyr at Agen, France
      4. Faith/Vera, maiden martyr
      5. Faith/Vera, Virgin Martyr
1337. Faith, Hope, and Charity
      1. Faith Hope, and Charity, maiden martyrs
      2. Faith Hope, and Charity, Virgin Martyrs
      3. Faith, Hope and Charity, maiden martyrs
      4. Faith, Hope, and Charity, maiden martyrs
1338. Faith, Hope, Charity, and Sophia
      1. Faith, Hope and Charity, maiden martyrs, and their mother Sophia
      2. Faith, Hope and Charity, Virgin Martyrs, and their mother Sophia
      3. Faith, Hope, and Charity, maiden martyrs, and their mother Sophia
      4. Faith, Hope, and Charity, maiden martyrs, and their mother Sophia, martyr
1339. family
      1. family of Crato (wife, children, and household), Roman martyrs
      2. family of Eugenia (parents and others), martyrs at Rome
      3. Family of Venustianus, Companions of Sabinus, martyrs at Assisi (his wife and sons)
      4. unnamed grandparents, parents and two children, martyrs
1340. Fandila
      1. Fandila, monk, martyr at Cadiz in Spain
1341. Fantinus
      1. Fantinus of Syracuse, Confessor
      2. Fantinus the Younger, monk
1342. Faro
      1. Faro, Bishop of Meaux, Confessor
1343. fast
      1. Beginning of Nativity Fast
1344. Fausta
      1. Fausta, maiden martyr at Cyzicus
      2. Fausta, martyr at Cyzicus
      3. Fausta, mother of Anastasia of Sirmium
1345. Fausta and Evilasius
      1. Fausta and Evilasius, martyrs at Cyzicus
1346. Fausta, Evilasius, and Maximus
      1. Fausta, Evilasius, and Maximus, martyrs at Cyzicus
1347. Faustinianus
      1. Faustinianus, second Bishop of Bologne, Confessor
1348. Faustinus
      1. Faustinus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      2. Faustinus, Confessor, disciple of Bishop Felix
      3. Faustinus, martyr in Africa
      4. Faustinus, priest, martyr at Brescia
      5. Faustinus, Roman martyr
      6. Faustinus/Faustus, martyr at Perugia
1349. Faustinus and companions
      1. Faustinus and forty companions, Roman martyrs
      2. Faustinus, Lucius, Candidus, Celianus, Marcus, Januarius, and Fortunatus, martyrs in Africa
1350. Faustinus and Jovita
      1. Faustinus and Jovita, sibling martyrs at Brescia
1351. Faustinus, Timotheus, and Venustus
      1. Faustinus, Timotheus, and Venustus, Roman martyrs
1352. Faustus
      1. Faustus, Abibas, Dionysius, and companions (acolyte Cyriacus, soldier Andronicus, sea captain Theoctistus, Macarius, Andreas, Sarpambo, Cyriacus, virgin martyrs Andropelagia and Thecla/Theocleia, and matron Caldote), martyrs at Alexandria
      2. Faustus, bishop, martyr at Darion Quarter of Constantinople
      3. Faustus, bishop, martyr in the Darion Quarter of Constantinople
      4. Faustus, deacon and martyr exiled with St. Dionysius
      5. Faustus, disciple of Dionysius of Alexandria, martyr
      6. Faustus, Greek martyr
      7. Faustus, martyr at Alexandria
      8. Faustus, martyr at Antioch
      9. Faustus, martyr at Cordova
      10. Faustus, martyr at Messina
      11. Faustus, martyr at Rome
      12. Faustus, martyr, companion of Andrew the General/Stratelates
      13. Faustus, martyr, disciple of Dionysius of Alexandria
      14. Faustus, monk, son of Dalmatus
      15. Faustus, priest, martyr at Alexandria
      16. Faustus, Roman martyr
      17. Faustus, soldier, martyr at Milan
1353. Faustus and companions
      1. Faustus and companions (Didius, Ammonius, Phileas, Hesychius, Pachomius, Theodore, and one hundred sixty others), martyrs at Alexandria
      2. Faustus and twenty-three companions, Roman martyrs
      3. Faustus, Caius, Eusebius, and Chaeraemon
1354. Faustus, Abibas, and companions
      1. Faustus, Abibas, and companions (Dionysius, acolyte Cyriacus, soldier Andronicus, sea captain Theoctistus, Macarius, Andreas, Sarpambo, Cyriacus, maiden martyrs Andropelagia and Thecla/Theocleia, and matron Caldote), martyrs at Alexandria
1355. Faustus, Abibas, Dionysius, and companions
      1. Faustus, Abibas, Dionysius, and companions (acolyte Cyriacus, soldier Andronicus, sea captain Theoctistus, Macarius, Andreas, Sarpambo, Cyriacus 'the Plebeian', maiden martyrs Andropelagia and Thecla/Theocleia, and matron Calodote), martyrs at Alexandria
      2. Faustus, Abibas, Dionysius, and companions (acolyte Cyriacus, soldier Andronicus, sea captain Theoctistus, Macarius, Andreas, Sarpambo, Cyriacus, maiden martyrs Andropelagia and Thecla/Theocleai, and matron Caldote), , martyrs at Alexandria
1356. Faustus, Basilius, and Silvanus
      1. Faustus, Basilius, and Silvanus, amartyrs in the Darion Quarter of Constantinople
      2. Faustus, Basilius, and Silvanus, martyrs in the Darion Quarter of Constantinople
1357. Faustus, Januarius, and Martialis
      1. Faustus, Januarius, and Martialis, martyrs at Cordova
1358. Faustus, Macarius, and companions
      1. Faustus, Macarius, and companions (Abibas, Dionysius, acolyte Cyriacus, soldier Andronicus, sea captain Theoctistus, Macarius, Andreas, Sarpambo, Cyriacus, maiden martyrs Andropelagia and Thecla/Theocleai, and matron Caldote), martrys at Alexandria
1359. Febronia
      1. Febronia the Wonder Worker, daughter of Emperor Heraclius
      2. Febronia, martyr at Nisebis in Mesopotamia
1360. Febronia and companions
      1. Febronia and companions, martyrs at Nisebis in Mesopotamia
1361. Felicianus
      1. Felicianus, bishop and martyr at Minden (in North Rhine-Westphalia)
      2. Felicianus, Bishop of Foligno, martyr
      3. Felicianus, martyr at Ravenna
      4. Felicianus, martyr at Vienne
      5. Felicianus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      6. Felicianus, prison guard, martyr at Marseille
      7. Felicianus, Roman martyr
      8. Felicianus/Felix, martyr in Africa
1362. Felicianus, Philippianus, and companions
      1. Felicianus, Philippianus, and one hundred twenty-four companions, martyrs in Northwestern Africa
1363. Felicissima
      1. Felicissima, maiden martyr at Faleria
1364. Felicissimus
      1. Felicissimus, deacon, Roman martyr
      2. Felicissimus, layman at Algiers
      3. Felicissimus, martyr at Todi
      4. Felicissimus, martyr in Campania
      5. Felicissimus, priest, martyr at Perugia in Tuscia
1365. Felicissimus, Heraclius, and Paulinus
      1. Felicissimus, Heraclius, and Paulinus, martyrs at Todi
1366. Felicitas
      1. Felicitas, martyr at Carthage
      2. Felicitas, martyr in northwestern Africa
      3. Felicitas, Roman martyr
1367. Felicula
      1. Felicula, maiden martyr at Rome
      2. Felicula, Roman martyr
1368. Felinus
      1. Felinus, martyr at Perugia in Italy
1369. Felinus and Gratinianus
      1. Felinus and Gratinianus, martyrs at Perugia in Italy
1370. Felix
      1. Felix I, Bishop of Metz
      2. Felix II, Bishop of Trevis, Confessor
      3. Felix II, bishop, Archdeacon of Pope Liberius
      4. Felix III (IV), Pope, Confessor
      5. Felix of Nola, priest, martyr
      6. Felix of Sipontum, martyr at Forconium in the Abbruzzi
      7. Felix of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      8. Felix, 'the Pilgrim,' martyr at Porto Romano
      9. Felix, Bishop of Adrumetum, martyr in Africa
      10. Felix, Bishop of Bagaia, martyr at Signum
      11. Felix, Bishop of Belley, Confessor
      12. Felix, Bishop of Bologna, Confessor
      13. Felix, Bishop of Bramaccora, martyr at Signum
      14. Felix, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      15. Felix, Bishop of Dunwich, Confessor
      16. Felix, Bishop of Pavia, martyr
      17. Felix, Bishop of Thibiuca, martyr at Venosa
      18. Felix, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      19. Felix, bishop, martyr at Heraclea
      20. Felix, bishop, martyr at Spello in Umbria
      21. Felix, bishop, martyr in northwestern Africa
      22. Felix, bishop, martyr, principal patron of Nola in Campania
      23. Felix, deacon, martyr at Gerona in Spain
      24. Felix, deacon, martyr at Seville
      25. Felix, first Bishop of Como, Confessor
      26. Felix, Greek priest and martyr
      27. Felix, hermit, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
      28. Felix, martyr
      29. Felix, martyr at Adrumetum in northwestern Africa
      30. Felix, martyr at Alexandria
      31. Felix, martyr at Antioch
      32. Felix, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
      33. Felix, martyr at Aquileia
      34. Felix, martyr at Aquileja
      35. Felix, martyr at Cagliari in Sardinia
      36. Felix, martyr at Cordova
      37. Felix, martyr at Gerona in Spain
      38. Felix, martyr at Nocera
      39. Felix, martyr at Nola
      40. Felix, martyr at Saulieu
      41. Felix, martyr at Thagura in Numidia, Africa
      42. Felix, martyr at Tuniza (La Calle) in Numidia (Algeria), proconsular Africa
      43. Felix, martyr at Uzalum in Africa
      44. Felix, martyr in Africa
      45. Felix, martyr in Campania
      46. Felix, martyr in northwestern Africa
      47. Felix, martyr in Syria
      48. Felix, monk of Fondi in Campania
      49. Felix, monk, martyr at Cordova
      50. Felix, Moorish soldier, martyr at Milan
      51. Felix, priest and hermit at Pistoia in Tuscany, Confessor
      52. Felix, priest, martyr at Sutri
      53. Felix, priest, martyr at Terracina
      54. Felix, priest, martyr at Valence
      55. Felix, priest, Roman martyr
      56. Felix, Roman martyr
      57. Felix, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
      58. Pope Felix I, martyr
      59. Pope Felix II, Confessor
1371. Felix and Adauctus
      1. Felix and Adauctus, Roman martyrs
1372. Felix and Blanda
      1. Felix and Blanda, spouses, Roman martyrs
1373. Felix and companions
      1. Felix, Adauctus, Januarius, Fortunatus, and Septimius, martyrs at Venosa
      2. Felix, Luciolus, Fortunatus, Marcia, and others, martyrs
1374. Felix and Constantia
      1. Felix and Constantia, martyrs at Nocera
1375. Felix and Eusebius
      1. Felix and Eusebius, Greek martyrs
      2. Felix and Eusebius, martyrs at Tarracina
1376. Felix and Fortunatus
      1. Felix and Fortunatus, martyrs at Aquileja
1377. Felix and Gennadius
      1. Felix and Gennadius, martyrs at Uzalum in Africa
1378. Felix and Januarius
      1. Felix and Januarius, martyrs at Heraclea
1379. Felix, Andochius, and Thyrsus
      1. Felix, Andochius, and Thyrsus, martyrs at Saulieu
1380. Felix, Cyprianus, and companions
      1. Felix, Cyprianus, and 4,966 companions, martyrs in northwestern Africa
1381. Felix, Fortunatus, and Achilleus
      1. Felix, Fortunatus, and Achilleus, martyrs at Valence
1382. Felix, Julia, and Jucunda
      1. Felix, Julia, and Jucunda, martyrs at Nola
1383. Felix, Symphronius, Hippolytus, and companions
      1. Felix, Symphronius, Hippolytus, and companions, martyrs in Africa
1384. Ferreolus
      1. Ferreolus, martyr at Vienne
      2. Ferreolus, priest, martyr at Besançon in France
1385. Ferreolus and Ferrutio
      1. Ferreolus and Ferrutio, martyrs at Besançon in France
1386. Ferrutio
      1. Ferrutio/Ferjeux, deacon, martyr at Besançon in France
1387. Ferrutius
      1. Ferrutius/Ferruce, martyr at Kastel
1388. Festus
      1. Festus, martyr in Tuscia
      2. Festus/Faustus, deacon of Beneventum, martyr
      3. Festus/Faustus, deacon of Beneventus, martyr
1389. Festus and Desiderius
      1. Festus and Desiderius of Beneventum, martyrs
1390. fetters
      1. Breaking of the Fetters of Apostle Peter
      2. Breaking of the Fetters of St. Peter
1391. Fiacre
      1. Fiacre, founder of Brevil Monastery in France, Confessor
1392. Fibitius
      1. Fibitius, Bishop of Treves, Confessor
1393. Fidelis
      1. Fidelis, martyr at Como
      2. Fidelis, martyr in northwestern Africa
      3. Fidelis/Pistus, martyr
      4. Fidelis/Pistus, son of Bassa, martyr
1394. Fidelis, Felix, and companions
      1. Fidelis, Felix, and twenty companions, martyrs in northwestern Africa
1395. Fidentianus
      1. Fidentianus/Fidentius, martyr in Africa
1396. Fidentius
      1. Fidentius, Bishop of Padua, Confessor
      2. Fidentius, martyr at Todi in Umbria
1397. Fidentius and Terentius
      1. Fidentius and Terentius, martyrs at Todi in Umbria
1398. Fidolus
      1. Fidolus, abbot of Isle-Aumont, Champagne
1399. Fintan
      1. Fintan, priest in Scotland, Confessor
1400. fire
      1. Great Fire at Constantinople
      2. Great Fire at Constantinople, c. 470
      3. Great Fire in Constantinople, c. 470
1401. Firmatus
      1. Firmatus, deacon, martyr at Auxerre
      2. Firmatus, deacon, martyr at Messina
1402. Firmatus and Flaviana
      1. Firmatus and Flaviana, sibling martyrs at Auxerre
1403. Firmilianus
      1. Firmilianus, Bishop of Caesaria in Cappadocia
1404. Firmilianus and Melchior
      1. Firmilianus and Melchior of Caesaria in Cappadocia
1405. Firmina
      1. Firmina, maiden marytr at Ameria in Umbria
1406. Firminus
      1. Firminus I, first Bishop of Amiens, martyr
      2. Firminus of Narbonne, Bishop of Uzès
      3. Firminus, abbot
      4. Firminus, Bishop of Metz
      5. Firminus, soldier, martyr in western Asia
1407. Firmus
      1. Firmus, Bishop of Tagaste in Africa, martyr
      2. Firmus, martyr at Nice
      3. Firmus, martyr at Verona
      4. Firmus, martyr in Egypt
      5. Firmus, Roman martyr
      6. Firmus, soldier, martyr in western Asia
1408. Firmus and Rusticus
      1. Firmus and Rusticus, martyrs at Verona
1409. Flavia
      1. Flavia, maiden martyr at Messina
1410. Flaviana
      1. Flaviana, maiden martyr at Auxerre
1411. Flavianus
      1. Flavianus II, Patriach of Antioch
      2. Flavianus, Bishop of Autun, Confessor
      3. Flavianus, martyr at Carthage
      4. Flavianus, martyr at Tuscia
      5. Flavianus, Patriarch of Constantinople
      6. Flavianus, Patriarch of Constantinople, martyr
      7. Flavianus, vicar of the prefect of Rome, martyr
1412. Flavianus and Elias
      1. Flavianus II, Patriarch of Antioch, and Elias, Bishop of Jerusalem
1413. Flavianus and Leo
      1. Patriarch Flavianus of Constantinople and Pope Leo the Great of Rome
1414. Flavius
      1. Flavius, martyr at Nicomedia
1415. Flavius, Augustus, and Augustinus
      1. Flavius, Augustus, and Augustinus, martyrs at Nicomedia
1416. flight
      1. Flight into Egypt
1417. Flora
      1. Flora, maiden marytr at Seville
      2. Flora, Roman martyr
1418. Flora and Mary
      1. Flora and Mary, maiden marytrs at Seville
1419. Florentia
      1. Florentia, martyr at Agde in the diocese of Montpellier
1420. Florentianus
      1. Florentianus/Florianus, Bishop of Vicessebratum, martyr in
1421. Florentina,
      1. Florentina/Florence, sister of Isidore, Fulgentius, and Leander
1422. Florentinus
      1. Florentinus, Bishop of Treves
1423. Florentius
      1. Florenius of the household of Faltonus Pinianus, Roman senator, martyr
      2. Florentius of Sipontum, martyr at Forconium in the Abbruzzi
      3. Florentius of the household of Roman senator Faltonus Pinianus, martyr
      4. Florentius of Thessalonia, disciple of the Apostles
      5. Florentius, Bishop of Strasbourg, Apostle of Alsace, Confessor
      6. Florentius, Bishop of Vienne, Confessor
      7. Florentius, hermit, disciple of Martin of Tours
      8. Florentius, martyr at Carthage
      9. Florentius, martyr at Perugia
      10. Florentius, martyr at Pseudon in Autun (Sémont)
      11. Florentius, martyr at the castle of Tyla near Seville
      12. Florentius, member of Theban Legion, martyr at Bonn
      13. Florentius, monk in Nursia
      14. Florentius, priest at Seville, Confessor
      15. Florentius/Florentinus, Bishop of Orange, Confessor
1424. Florentius and Diocletius
      1. Florentius and Diocletius of the household of Faltonus Pinianus, Roman senator, martyrs
1425. Florentius and Felix
      1. Florentius and Felix of Sipontum, martyrs at Forconium in the Abbruzzi
1426. Florentius and Hilarius
      1. Florentius and Hilarius, martyrs at Pseudon
1427. Florentius, Julianus, Cyriacus, Marcellinus, and Faustinus
      1. Florentius, Julianus, Cyriacus, Marcellinus, and Faustinus, martyrs at Perugia
1428. Florianus
      1. Florianus, Roman veteran, martyr at Lorch in Austria
      2. Florianus, soldier, martyr at Gaza in Palestine
1429. Florianus, Callinicus, and soldiers
      1. Florianus, Callinicus, and fifty-eight soldiers, martyrs at Gaza in Palestine
1430. Florus
      1. Florus of Illyria, martyr
      2. Florus, Bishop of Amisus (Samsum), Confessor
      3. Florus, Confessor, Bishop of Amisus (Samsum)
      4. Florus, martyr at Nicomedia
      5. Florus, martyr at Ostia Tiberina
1431. Florus and Laurus
      1. Florus and Laurus of Illyria, sibling martyrs
1432. Flos
      1. Flos, martyr at Catania in Sicily
1433. Floscellus
      1. Floscellus/Flosel, boy martyr at Autun
1434. Flosculus
      1. Flosculus/Flou, tenth Bishop of Orleans
1435. forefathers
      1. Forefathers of Christ (Abraham, Isaac and Jacob)
      2. Forefathers of Christ (Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob)
1436. forefeast
      1. Forefeast of All Saints
      2. Forefeast of Apostle Bartholomew
      3. Forefeast of Apostle Matthew
      4. Forefeast of Apostles Simon and Jude
      5. Forefeast of Christmas
      6. Forefeast of Epiphany
      7. Forefeast of Exaltation of the Holy Cross
      8. Forefeast of Laurentius, archdeacon, martyr at Rome
      9. Forefeast of Presentation of Jesus to Simeon the Just at the Temple
      10. Forefeast of the Annunciation
      11. Forefeast of the Apostles Peter and Paul
      12. Forefeast of the Conception of the Virgin Mary
      13. Forefeast of the Dormition
      14. Forefeast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary
      15. Forefeast of the Dormition of Virgin Mary
      16. Forefeast of the Entry of the Virgin Mary into the Temple
      17. Forefeast of the Nativity of Apostle Matthew
      18. Forefeast of the Nativity of John the Baptist
      19. Forefeast of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary
      20. Forefeast of the Transfiguration
      21. Forefeast of Translation of Relics of Apostle James the Greater from Jerusalem to Spain
1437. Forefeast
      1. Forefeast of Apostle Andrew
      2. Forefeast of Apostle Thomas
      3. Forefeast of the Nativity of Jesus Christ
1438. Fortunata
      1. Fortunata, maiden martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
1439. Fortunata, Carponius, Evaristus, and Priscianus
      1. Fortunata, Carponius, Evaristus, and Priscianus, sibling martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
1440. Fortunatus
      1. Fortunatus I, Bishop of Naples, Confessor
      2. Fortunatus of the Seventy Apostles
      3. Fortunatus, Bishop of Todi in Umbria, Confessor
      4. Fortunatus, deacon, martyr at Aquileia
      5. Fortunatus, deacon, martyr at Smyrna
      6. Fortunatus, deacon, martyr at Valence
      7. Fortunatus, lector, martyr at Venosa
      8. Fortunatus, martyr
      9. Fortunatus, martyr at Adrumetum in northwestern Africa
      10. Fortunatus, martyr at Alexandria
      11. Fortunatus, martyr at Antioch
      12. Fortunatus, martyr at Aquileja
      13. Fortunatus, martyr at Salerno
      14. Fortunatus, martyr at Thessalonica
      15. Fortunatus, martyr in Africa
      16. Fortunatus, martyr in Greece
      17. Fortunatus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      18. Fortunatus, priest at Torrita in Spoleto
      19. Fortunatus, Roman martyr
      20. Fortunatus, Roman martyr buried on the Aurelian Way
1441. Fortunatus and Lucianus
      1. Fortunatus and Lucianus, martyrs in northwestern Africa
1442. Fortunatus and Marcianus
      1. Fortunatus and Marcianus, martyrs in northwestern Africa
1443. Fortunatus, Caius, and Anthes
      1. Fortunatus, Caius, and Anthes, martyrs at Salerno
1444. Fortunatus, Felicianus, Firmus, and Candidus
      1. Fortunatus, Felicianus, Firmus, and Candidus, Roman martyrs
1445. Fortunatus, Felix, and companions
      1. Fortunatus, Felix, and twenty-seven companions, martyrs at Antioch
1446. Frances
      1. Frances of Rome, founder of the Oblates of Torde' Speechi
1447. Francis
      1. Francis de Paola, founder of Order of the Minims, Confessor
      2. Francis of Assisi, Confessor
1448. Fraternus
      1. Fraternus, Bishop of Auxerre, Confessor
1449. Frederic
      1. Frederic, Bishop of Utrecht, martyr
1450. Frideswide
      1. Frideswide, abbess and patroness in England
1451. Frigidian
      1. Frigidian, Bishop of Lucca, Confessor
      2. Frigidian/Frediano, Bishop of Lucca, Confessor
1452. Fronto
      1. Fronto of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      2. Fronto, abbot in Egypt
      3. Fronto, Bishop of Perigueux, Confessor'
1453. Fructosus
      1. Fructosus/Frutos, Bishop of Tarragona, martyr
1454. Fructosus, Augurius, and Eulogius
      1. Fructosus, Augurius, and Eulogius, martyrs at Tarragona
1455. Fructulus
      1. Fructulus, martyr in proconsular Africa
1456. Fructuosa
      1. Fructuosa, martyr at Antioch
1457. Frumentius
      1. another Frumentius, merchant, martyr at Carthage
      2. Frumentius, bishop and Apostle of Abyssinia, Confessor
      3. Frumentius, merchant, martyr at Carthage
      4. Frumentius/Amba Salama, bishop and Apostle of Abyssinia, Confessor
      5. two Frumentii, merchants, martyrs at Carthage
1458. Fulco
      1. Fulco Scotti, Bishop of Piacenza, Confessor
      2. Fulco/Fulk/Folco, English pilgrim
1459. Fulgentius, Fabius Claudius Gordianus
      1. Fulgentius/Fabius Claudius Gordianus, Confessor, Bishop of Ruspe in Africa
1460. Fursey
      1. Fursey, abbot, Confessor
1461. Fusca
      1. Fusca, maiden martyr at Ravenna
1462. Fusca and Maura
      1. Fusca and Maura, martyrs at Ravenna
1463. Fuscianus
      1. Fuscianus, martyr at Amiens
1464. Fusculus
      1. Fusculus, bishop of Byzacium (Tunis), martyr
1465. Gabbeda
      1. Gabbeda/Gobdelaa/Gabdela, son of King Shapur II, martyr in Persia
1466. Gabdela
      1. Gabdela, son of King Shapur, martyr in Persia
1467. Gabdela and Perse
      1. Gabdela and Perse, Persian martyrs
1468. Gabinus
      1. Gabinus, priest, Roman martyr
      2. Gabinus, protomartyr of Torre in Sardinia
1469. Gabinus and Crispulus
      1. Gabinus and Crispulus, protomartyrs of Torre in Sardinia
1470. Gabriel
      1. Archangel Gabriel
      2. Gabriel, abbot at Jerusalem, Confessor
      3. Gabriel, hermit, founder of Lesnovo Monastery, Confessor
1471. Gaiana
      1. Gaiana, maiden martyr
      2. Gaiana, Virgin Martyr
1472. Gaianus
      1. Gaianus, martyr
1473. Gaius
      1. Gaius, disciple of the Apostles
      2. Gaius, Eastern ascete
      3. Gaius, martyr
      4. Gaius, martyr at Messina in Sicily
      5. Gaius, martyr at Nicomedia
      6. Gaius, martyr at sea
1474. Gaius and companions
      1. Gaius, Neophytus, Gaianus, Zeno, Marcius, and Macarius, martyrs
1475. Gaius, Neophytus, and Gaianus
      1. Gaius, Gaianus, and Neophytus, martyrs
      2. Gaius, Neophytus, and Gaianus, martyrs
1476. Galaction
      1. Galaction, martyr
      2. Galaction, martyr in Greece
1477. Galaction and Episteme
      1. Galaction and Episteme, martyrs
1478. Galata
      1. Galata, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
1479. Galatianus
      1. Galatianus, identity uncertain
1480. Galdinus
      1. Galdinus, Archbishop of Mila, Confessor
1481. Galena
      1. Galena/Galina/Calla, martyr at Corinth
1482. Galganus
      1. Galganus, hermit at Siena in Tuscia, Confessor
1483. Galla
      1. Galla, Roman matron, daughter of Symmachus the Younger
1484. Gallicanus
      1. Gallicanus Avinius, Roman commander, martyr
1485. Gallus
      1. Gallus, Bishop of Clermont, Confessor
      2. Gallus/Gall/Chelleh/Gilianus, hermit in Switzerland, Confessor
1486. Galycus
      1. Galycus, Greek martyr
1487. Gamaliel
      1. Pharisee Gamaliel I, the Elder
1488. Gangulf
      1. Gangulf/Gangulphus, martyr at Varennes in Burgundy
1489. Gatianus
      1. Gatianus, first Bishop of Tours, Confessor
1490. Gaudentia
      1. Gaudentia, maiden martyr at Rome
1491. Gaudentia and companions
      1. Gaudentia and three companions, martyrs at Rome
1492. Gaudentius
      1. Gaudentius, Bishop of Arezzo, martyr at Tuta
      2. Gaudentius, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor'
      3. Gaudentius, Bishop of Novara, Confessor
      4. Gaudentius, Bishop of Rimini, martyr
      5. Gaudentius, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      6. Gaudentius, Greek martyr
1493. Gaudentius and Columatius
      1. Gaudentius and Columatius, martyrs at Tuta
1494. Gaudiosus
      1. Gaudiosus (Septimus Caelius) of Naples, Bishop of Abitene in proconsular Africa, Confessor
      2. Gaudiosus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      3. Gaudiosus, Bishop of Salerno, Confessor
      4. Gaudiosus/Septimus Caelius, Bishop of Abitene (Bettina) in Africa, Confessor
1495. Gaugeric
      1. Gaugeric/Gery/Gury, Bishop of Cambrai, Confessor
1496. Gelasius
      1. Gelasius, anchorite near Nicopolis, assister at the 4th Ecumenical Council
      2. Gelasius, clown, martyr at Heliopolis in Phoenicia
      3. Gelasius, martyr at Crete
      4. Gelasius, martyr at Fossombrone in Italy
      5. Gelasius, martyr, identity uncertain
      6. Gelasius, martyr, identity unknown
      7. Pope Gelasius I, Confessor
1497. Gemellus
      1. Gemellus of Paphlagonia, Asia Minor, martyr
1498. Geminianus
      1. Geminianus, Bishop of Modena, Confessor
      2. Geminianus, martyr at Rome
1499. Geminus
      1. Geminus, martyr at Fossombrone in Italy
      2. Geminus, martyr in Africa
1500. Generalis
      1. Generalis, martyr at Carthage
1501. Generosa
      1. Generosa, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
1502. Generosus
      1. Generosus, martyr at Tivoli, near Rome
1503. Genesius
      1. Genesius, actor, Roman martyr
      2. Genesius, martyr
      3. Genesius, martyr at Arles
1504. Geneviève
      1. Geneviève/Genovefa, maiden, patroness of Paris
1505. Gennadius
      1. Gennadius, martyr at Uzalum in Africa
      2. Gennadius, Patriarch of Constantinople
      3. Gennadius, Patriarch of Constantinople, identity uncertain
1506. Gentianus
      1. Gentianus, martyr at Amiens
1507. George
      1. George I, Patriarch of Constantinople
      2. George Limniota, Confessor, hermit on Mt. Olympus in Bithynia
      3. George Limniota, hermit on Mt. Olympus in Bithynia, Confessor
      4. George of Maleon, hermit, Confessor
      5. George the Chozebite, abbot
      6. George the Confessor, Bishop of Antioch in Pisidia
      7. George the Elder, Bishop of Mitylene
      8. George, Bishop of Amastria, Confessor
      9. George, Bishop of Dybelta in Mysia, martyr
      10. George, Bishop of Dybelta in Mysia, martyr in Bulgaria
      11. George, Bishop of Nicomedia and composer of canons, Confessor
      12. George, Bishop of Vienne, Confessor
      13. George, bishop, identity uncertain
      14. George, deacon, martyr at Cordova
      15. George, Greek martyr
      16. George, Megalomartyr
      17. Ven. George of Cyprus
1508. George and Aurelius
      1. George and Aurelius, martyrs at Cordova
1509. George and companions
      1. George, Felix, Aurelius, Natalia, and Liliosa, martyrs at Cordova
1510. George and Theodore
      1. George and Theodore, Greek martyrs
1511. Georgia
      1. Georgia, maiden martyr at Clermont
1512. Gerard
      1. Gerard Sagredo, bishop and Protomartyr of Venice
      2. Gerard, abbot of Brogne
      3. Gerard, Bishop of Potenza, Confessor
      4. Gerard, Bishop of Toul, Confessor
1513. Gerasimus
      1. Gerasimus, Confessor, hermit in Palestine
      2. Gerasimus, hermit in Palestine, Confessor
      3. Gerasimus, martyr
      4. Gerasimus, martyr in Greece
      5. Gerasimus, Patriarch, identity uncertain
1514. Gerasimus and Erasmus
      1. Gerasimus and Erasmus, martyrs
1515. Gereon
      1. Gereon, martyr near Cologne
1516. Gereon and companions
      1. Gereon and companions, martyrs near Cologne
1517. Gerin
      1. Gerin/Werin, martyr at Autun
1518. Germana
      1. Germana, martyr in Africa
1519. Germanicus
      1. Germanicus, martyr at Smyrna
1520. Germanus
      1. Germanus, Bishop of Autissiodorum (Auxerre), Confessor
      2. Germanus, Bishop of Auxerre, Confessor
      3. Germanus, bishop of Byzacium (Tunis), martyr
      4. Germanus, Bishop of Capua, Confessor
      5. Germanus, Bishop of Paris, Confessor
      6. Germanus, identity uncertain
      7. Germanus, martyr at Alexandria
      8. Germanus, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      9. Germanus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      10. Germanus, martyr at Durazzo
      11. Germanus, martyr on the way to Tanger in Spain
      12. Germanus, Patriarch of Constantinople
      13. Germanus, twelfth Bishop of Besançon, martyr
1521. Germanus, Theophilus, Caesarius, and Vitalis
      1. Germanus, Theophilus, Caesarius, and Vitalis, marytrs at Caesarea in Cappadocia
1522. Germar
      1. Germar/Geremar/Germerius, first abbot of Flay (Flaviacum) in Beauvais, Confessor
1523. Gertrude
      1. Gertrude of Nivelles, abbess
1524. Geruntius
      1. Geruntius, Archbishop of Milan
      2. Geruntius, Bishop of Italica in Spain, martyr
      3. Geruntius, Greek martyr
      4. Geruntius/Gerontius, martyr in Africa
1525. Geruntiuss
      1. Geruntius, Bishop of Cervia, martyr
1526. Gervasius
      1. Gervasius, martyr at Milan
      2. Gervasius, Protomartyr at Milan
1527. Getulius
      1. Getulius, Roman martyr
1528. Getulius and companions
      1. Getulius, Cerealis, Amantius, and Primitivus, Roman martyrs
1529. Gevilianus
      1. Gevilianus, martyr, identity uncertain
1530. Ghislain
      1. Ghislain/Guilain/Gislenus, Confessor, founder of cell of SS. Peter and Paul at Ursidungen
1531. Gideon
      1. Gideon, judge in Israel
      2. Gideon, judge in Israel (1 Sept Baron; 26 Sept 1295 alone)
1532. Gilbert
      1. Gilbert of Sempringham, Confessor
1533. Gildard
      1. Gildard, Bishop of Rouen, Confessor
1534. Glaphyra
      1. Glaphyra, maiden martyr
1535. Gleb
      1. Gleb, martyr
1536. Glyceria
      1. Glyceria, maiden martyr at Heraclea
      2. Glyceria, maiden martyr of Heraclea
      3. Glyceria, martyr
      4. Glyceria, martyr at Adrianople in Thrace
      5. Glycerius, maiden martyr at Heraclea
1537. Glyceria and companions
      1. Glyceria, maiden martyr at Heraclea, and companions
1538. Glycerius
      1. Glycerius, martyr, identity uncertain
      2. Glycerius/Clycerius, priest, martyr at Nicomedia
1539. Glycon
      1. Glycon/Stilicon, martyr
1540. Goar
      1. Goar, priest at Treves, Confessor
1541. Gobdela
      1. Gobdela, son of King Shapur II, martyr in Persia
      2. Gobdela, son of King Shapur, martyr in Persia
1542. Godfrey
      1. Godfrey/Gioffredo/Gaufrid/Geoffroi, Bishop of Amiens, Confessor
1543. Golinduch
      1. Golinduch/Colanduch/Dolinduch/ary, Persian martyr
      2. Golinduch/Colanduch/Dolinduch/Mary, Persian martyr
      3. Golinduch/Mary, Persian martyr
1544. Gondulf
      1. Gondulf, Bishop of Milan
1545. Gordianus
      1. Gordianus, bishop, martyr
      2. Gordianus, Bishop, martyr at Novidunum
      3. Gordianus, martyr at Noviodunum
      4. Gordianus, martyr at Novodudum
      5. Gordianus, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
      6. Gordianus, Roman martyr
1546. Gordianus and Epimachus
      1. Epimachus and Gordianus, martyrs
      2. Gordianus and Epimachus, martyrs
1547. Gordius
      1. Gordius/Gordianus, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      2. Gordius/Gordianus, martyr at Caesaria in Cappadocia
1548. Gorgius
      1. Gorgius/Guddonus/Turbo, martyr in Egypt
1549. Gorgonia
      1. Gorgonia, matron, daughter of Gregory Nazianzen
1550. Gorgonius
      1. Gorgonius the Palatine, martyr at Nicea
      2. Gorgonius, chamberlain, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Gorgonius, martyr at Nicomedia
1551. Gorgonius and Dorotheus
      1. Gorgonius and Dorotheus, martyrs at Nicomedia
1552. Gorgonius and Firmus
      1. Gorgonius and Firmus, martyrs at Nicea
1553. Grata
      1. Grata of Bergamo, maiden
1554. Gratilianus
      1. Gratilianus, martyr at Faleria
1555. Gratilianus and Felicissima
      1. Gratilianus and Felicissima, martyrs at Faleria
1556. Gratinianus
      1. Gratinianus, martyr at Perugia in Italy
1557. Gratus
      1. Gratus, Bishop of Ephesus
      2. Gratus, martyr at Thagura in Numidia, Africa
1558. greeting
      1. Greeting of Elizabeth to the Virgin Mary
      2. Greeting of the Virgin Mary by Elizabeth
1559. Gregentius
      1. Gregentius, Bishop of the Homerites in Arabia
1560. Gregory
      1. Gregory Decapolite, bishop, Confessor
      2. Gregory Decapolite, Bishop, Confessor
      3. Gregory II 'The Theologian', Bishop of Agrigentum in Sicily, Confessor
      4. Gregory II 'The Theologian', Bishop of Girgenti in Sicily, Confessor
      5. Gregory II 'The Theologian', Confessor, Bishop of Agrigentum in Sicily
      6. Gregory II 'The Theologian', Confessor, Bishop of Girgenti in Sicily
      7. Gregory Nazianzen 'the Theologian', bishop, Confessor
      8. Gregory Nazianzen 'The Theologian', bishop, Confessor
      9. Gregory Nazianzen 'the Theologian,' bishop, Confessor
      10. Gregory Nazianzen, father of Gregory The Theologian, Bishop, Confessor
      11. Gregory Nazianzen/the Theologian', Bishop, Confessor
      12. Gregory Nazianzen/The Theologian, Bishop, Confessor
      13. Gregory Nazianzen/the Theologian, Bishop, Confessor
      14. Gregory of Nyssa, Bishop, Confessor
      15. Gregory the Decapolite, bishop, Confessor
      16. Gregory the Illuminator, Bishop of Armenia, Hhieromartyr
      17. Gregory the Illuminator, Bishop of Armenia, Hieromartyr
      18. Gregory the Illuminator, Bishop of Armenia, hieromartyr
      19. Gregory the Miracle Worker of Acritas, abbot
      20. Gregory the Miracle Worker, Bishop of Neocaesarea in Pontus
      21. Gregory the Miracle Worker, Bishop of Neocaesarea in Pontus, Confessor
      22. Gregory the Younger, Bishop, Confessor
      23. Gregory the Younger, bishop, Confessor
      24. Gregory, abbot and perhaps bishop in Utrecht, Confessor
      25. Gregory, Bishop of Auxerre, Confessor
      26. Gregory, Bishop of Constantia on Cyprus
      27. Gregory, Bishop of Elvira in Spain, Confessor
      28. Gregory, Bishop of Langres, France, Confessor
      29. Gregory, Bishop of Moesia, Confessor
      30. Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, Confessor
      31. Gregory, Bishop of Tours, Confessor
      32. Gregory, brother of Gregory the Miracle Worker
      33. Gregory, founder of the Chrysopetra monastery in Pontus, Asia Minor
      34. Gregory, identity uncertain
      35. Gregory, Patriarch of Alexandria, Confessor
      36. Gregory, priest, martyr at Spoleto
      37. Pope Gregory I (The Great), Confessor
      38. Pope Gregory I (the Great), Confessor
      39. Pope Gregory II, The Younger, Confessor
      40. Pope Gregory III, Confessor
      41. Pope Gregory VII, Confessor
1561. Gregory and companions
      1. Gregory the Illuminator and unspecified companions, martyrs
1562. Grimoald
      1. Grimoald, archpriest at Pontecorvo (Fregellae) in Italy, Confessor
1563. Guarinus
      1. Guarinus/Warin, Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina, Confessor
1564. Gudelia
      1. Gudelia, maiden martyr in Persia
      2. Gudelia, Virgin Martyr in Persia
1565. Guido
      1. Guido of Anderlecht, Confessor
1566. Gumesind
      1. Gumesind/Gomez, priest, martyr at Cordova
1567. Gumesind and Servideus
      1. Gumesind and Servideus, martyrs at Cordova
1568. Gummar
      1. Gummar/Guntmar, knight and founder of Lierre Monastery, Confessor
1569. Gundanis
      1. Gundanis/Guddena, maiden martyr at Carthage
1570. Gunifort
      1. Gunifort, martyr at Pavia
1571. Guntram
      1. Guntram/Gontran, King of the Franks, Confessor
1572. Guria
      1. Guria of the Machabee children, martyr
      2. Guria, martyr at Edessa
1573. Guria and Shamona
      1. Guria and Shamona, martyrs at Edessa
1574. Guria, Shamona, and Habib
      1. Guria, Shamona, and Habib, martyrs at Edessa
1575. Habakuk
      1. Habakuk of the Twelve Minor Prophets
      2. Habakuk, of the Twelve Lesser Prophets
1576. Habakuk and Micha
      1. Habakuk and Micha of the Twelve Minor Prophets
1577. Habentius
      1. Habentius, monk, martyr at Cordova
1578. Habib
      1. Habib, martyr at Edessa
      2. Habib, martyr at Edessa)
1579. Haggai
      1. Haggai/Aggaeus, Tenth of the Minor Prophets
1580. Hedda
      1. Hedda/Haeddi, Bishop of Winchester, Confessor
1581. Hedwig
      1. Hedwig, matron, duchess of Silesia
1582. Hegesippus
      1. Hegesippus, ecclesiastical writer, Confessor
1583. Helan
      1. Helan, priest, Confessor, founder of Llanhelan and St. Helen in Ille-et-Villaine, Côtes-du-Nord
1584. Helen
      1. Empreess Helen, matron
      2. Empress Helen
      3. Empress Helen, atron
      4. Empress Helen, matron
      5. Empress Helen, mother of Constantine I
      6. Empress Helen, mother of Constantine The Great
      7. Helen, identity uncertain
      8. Helen, maiden at Auxerre
      9. Helen, martyr
      10. Helen, martyr by stoning
      11. Helen, mother of Constantine The Great
1585. Helena
      1. Helena, maiden martyr in Spain
1586. Helenus
      1. Helenus, Bishop of Tarsus
1587. Helias
      1. Helias, martyr at Tomi
1588. Heliconis
      1. Heliconis of Thessalonica, martyr at Corinth
1589. Helimenas
      1. Helimenas, priest, martyr at Cordula in Persia
1590. Heliocratus
      1. Heliocratus, martyr, identity uncertain
1591. Heliodorus
      1. Heliodorus, Bishop of Altino, Confessor
      2. Heliodorus, identity uncertain
      3. Heliodorus, martyr at Calytus
      4. Heliodorus, martyr at Magidus in Pamphylia
      5. Heliodorus, martyr in proconsular Africa
1592. Heliodorus, Venustus, and companions
      1. Heliodorus, Venustus, and seventy-five companions, martyrs in proconsular Africa
1593. Helladius
      1. Helladius Commentarisius, martyr
      2. Helladius ‘The Morning Star’, hermit
      3. Helladius, Archbishop of Toledo, Confessor
      4. Helladius, bishop, martyr probably in Persia or Egypt
      5. Helladius, fourth Bishop of Auxerre, Confessor
      6. Helladius, layman, martyr at Libya
      7. Helladius, layman, martyr in Libya
      8. Helladius, martyr in Libya
      9. Helladius, Roman martyr
1594. Hemeterius
      1. Hemeterius, soldier, martyr at Calahorra in Spain
1595. Hemeterius and Chelidonius
      1. Hemeterius and Chelidonius, soldiers, martyrs at Calahorra in Spain
1596. Henedina
      1. Henedina, maiden martyr in Sardinia
1597. Henry
      1. Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor, Confessor
1598. Heraclas
      1. Heraclas, thirteenth Patriarch of Alexandria
      2. Heraclas/Heraclea, martyr in Thrace
1599. Heracleemon
      1. Heracleemon, anchorite in Egypt
1600. Heraclides
      1. Heraclides, bishop of Tamasus at Cyprus
      2. Heraclides, bishop of Tamasus at Cyprus, martyr
      3. Heraclides, bishop of Tamasus, martyr
      4. Heraclides, catechumen, martyr at Alexandria
1601. Heraclides and Myron
      1. Heraclides and Myron, bishops of Tamasus, martyrs
      2. Myron and Heraclides, bishops of Tamasus
1602. Heraclius
      1. Heraclius the Warrior, martyr at Adrianople in Thrace
      2. Heraclius, African bishop, martyr
      3. Heraclius, Bishop of Sens, Confessor
      4. Heraclius, m., companion of Andrew the General/Stratelates
      5. Heraclius, martyr
      6. Heraclius, martyr at Athens
      7. Heraclius, martyr at Carthage
      8. Heraclius, martyr at Porto Romano
      9. Heraclius, martyr at Todi
      10. Heraclius, martyr, companion of Andres the General/Stratelates
      11. Heraclius, martyr, companion of Andrew the General/Stratelates
1603. Heraclius and companions
      1. Heraclius and companions (Andrew Stratelates, Faust, Menas, and others), martyrs
1604. Heraclius and Zosimas
      1. Heraclius and Zosimas, martyrs at Carthage
1605. Heraclius, Elizabeth, and Theodota
      1. Heraclius the Warrior, Elizabeth, and Theodota, martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
1606. Heraclius, Elizabeth, Theodota, and Glyceria
      1. Heraclius, Elizabeth, Theodota, and Glyceria, martyrs at Adrianople in Thrace
1607. Heraclius, Paulinus, and Venedimus
      1. Heraclius, Paulinus and Venedimus, martyrs at Athens
      2. Heraclius, Paulinus, and Venedimus, martyrs at Athens
1608. Heradius
      1. Heradius/Heraclius, martyr at Nyon on Lake Geneva
1609. Heradius, Paulus, Aquilinus, and companions
      1. Heradius, Paulus, Aquilinus, and companions (Minervus. Victor, Artemius, and Caleorus), martyrs at Nyon on Lake Geneva
1610. Heraïs
      1. Heraïs/Ira¨ïs/Rhaïs of Memphis, maiden martyr at Antinoe
      2. Heraïs/Iraïs of Tamma, maiden martyr at Alexandria
      3. Heraïs/Iraïs of Tamma, maiden martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
      4. Heraïs/Iraïs/Phaïs of Tamma, maiden martyr at Alexandria
      5. Heraïs/Iraïs/Rhaïs of Memphis, maiden martyr at Antinoe
      6. Heraïs/Iraïs/Rhaïs of Memphis, maiden martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
      7. Heraïs/Iraïs/Rhaïs of Memphis, maiden martyr at Antinopolis
      8. Heraïs/Iraïs/Rhaïs of Memphis, Virgin Martyr at Antinopolis
      9. Heraïs/Iraïs/Rhaïs of Tamma, maiden martyr at Alexandria
1611. Heraïs and companions
      1. Heraïs, Archelaus, Cyrillus, Photius and one hundred forty companions, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
      2. Heraïs, Archelaus, Cyrillus, Photius, and one hundred forty companions, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
1612. Herculanus
      1. Herculanus I, Bishop of Perugia, martyr
      2. Herculanus II, Bishop of Perugia, martyr
      3. Herculanus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      4. Herculanus, martyr at Ostia
      5. Herculanus, soldier, martyr at or near Rome
1613. Heribert
      1. Heribert, Archbishop of Cologne, Confessor
1614. Hermagoras
      1. Hermagoras, first Bishop and patron of Aquileia, martyr
1615. Hermagoras and Fortunatus
      1. Hermagoras and Fortunatus, martyrs at Aquileia
1616. Hermas
      1. Hermas of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Hermas the Priest, martyr
      3. Hermas the Priest, of the Seventy Disciples, martyr
      4. Hermas, bishop of Philippi, disciple of the Apostles
      5. Hermas, Roman martyr
1617. Hermas, Serapion, and Polyaenus
      1. Hermas, Serapion, and Polyaenus, Roman martyrs
1618. Hermeland
      1. Hermeland, abbot of Nantes, Confessor
1619. Hermenegild
      1. Hermenegild/Hermenigild, regent of Andalusia, martyr
1620. Hermengaud
      1. Hermengaud/Ermengaud/Armengol, Bishop of Urgel, Confessor
1621. Hermes
      1. Hermes the Priest, martyr
      2. Hermes the Priest, of the Seventy Disciples, martyr
      3. Hermes, disciple of the Apostles
      4. Hermes, exorcist, martyr at Vidin (Bulgaria)
      5. Hermes, martyr at Adrianople
      6. Hermes, martyr at Massylis in Numidia
      7. Hermes, martyr at Rome
      8. Hermes, martyr in Africa
      9. Hermes, priest, martyr
1622. Hermes and Adrianus
      1. Hermes and Adrianus, martyrs at Massylis in Numidia
1623. Hermes, Aggaeus, and Caius
      1. Hermes, Aggaeus, and Caius, martyrs at Bononia on the Danube
1624. Hermias
      1. Hermias, martyr at Comana in Cappadocia
      2. Hermias/Jeremias, deacon, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
      3. Hermias/Jeremias, hermit, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
      4. Hermias/Jeremias, martyr, identity uncertain
1625. Hermias and companions
      1. Hermias and companions, martyrs at Comana in Cappadocia
      2. Hermias and unspecified companions, martyrs at Comana in Cappadocia
1626. Hermione
      1. Hermione, maiden martyr, daughter of deacon Philip
      2. Hermione, Virgin Martyr, daughter of deacon Philip
      3. Hermione, virgin martyr, daughter of deacon Philip
1627. Hermippus
      1. Hermippus/Anamaeus, martyr at Nicomedia
1628. Hermius
      1. Hermius/Jeremias, hermit, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
1629. Hermocrates
      1. Hermocrates, martyr at Nicomedia
1630. Hermogenes
      1. Hermogenes, Bishop of Agrigentum in Sicily, Confessor
      2. Hermogenes, Greek martyr
      3. Hermogenes, martyr
      4. Hermogenes, martyr at Alexandria
      5. Hermogenes, martyr at Antioch
      6. Hermogenes, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      7. Hermogenes, martyr at Nicomedia
      8. Hermogenes, martyr, identity uncertain
1631. Hermogenes and companions
      1. Hermogenes, Caius, Expeditus, Aristonicus, Rufus, and Galata, martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
      2. Hermogenes, identity uncertain, and companions, martyrs
1632. Hermogenes, Donatus, and companions
      1. Hermogenes, Donatus, and twenty-two companions, martyrs
1633. Hermolaus
      1. Hermolaus, martyr at NIcomedia
      2. Hermolaus, martyr at Nicomedia
1634. Hermolaus and companions
      1. Hermolaus, Hermippus, and Hermocrates, sibling martyrs at Nicomedia
      2. Hermolaus, Hermippus/Anamaeus, and Hermocrates, sibling martyrs at Nicomedia
1635. Hermylus
      1. Hermylus, martyr
      2. Hermylus, martyr at Constantinople
      3. Hermylus, martyr by the sword
      4. Hermylus, martyr, deacon at Singidunum in Illyria
1636. Hermylus and Stratonicus
      1. Hermylus and Stratonicus, martyrs
1637. Herodion
      1. Herodion, Disciple of the Apostles
      2. Herodion, disciple of the Apostles
      3. Herodion/Rodion, disciple of the Apostles
      4. Herodion/Rodion, disciple of the Apostles, martyr
      5. Herodion/Rodion, disciple of the Apostles, martyr at Rome
1638. Herodion and Agabus
      1. Herodion/Rodion and Agapus, disciples of the Apostles
1639. Herodion, Agabus, and Rufus
      1. Herodion, Agabus and Rufus, disciples of the Apostles
1640. Herodion, Asyncritus, and Phlegon
      1. Herodion, Asyncritus, and Phlegon, disciples of the Apostles
1641. Heron
      1. Heron, fourth Bishop of Antioch
      2. Heron, martyr at Alexandria
      3. Heron, neophyte, martyr at Alexandria
1642. Heron, Arsenius, Isidore, and Dioscurus
      1. Heron, Arsenius, Isidore, and Dioscurus, martyrs at Alexandria
1643. Herundo
      1. Herundo, maiden martyr at Rome
1644. Hesperus
      1. Hesperus, martyr at Attalia in Pamphilia
      2. Hesperus/Exuperius martyr at Attalia in Pamphilia
      3. Hesperus/Exuperius, martyr at Attalia in Pamphilia
1645. Hesperus and Zoe
      1. Hesperus/Exuperius and Zoe, martyrs at Attalia in Pamphila
      2. Hesperus/Exuperius and Zoe, martyrs at Attalia in Pamphilia
1646. Hesperus, Zoe, Cyriacus, and Theodulus
      1. Hesperus, Zoe, and their children Cyriacus and Theodulus, martyrs at Attalia in Pamphilia
1647. Hesychius
      1. Hesychius of Jerusalem, priest, Confessor
      2. Hesychius, abbot at Majuma near Gaza in Palestine, Confessor
      3. Hesychius, bishop, martyr at Alexandria
      4. Hesychius, bishop, martyr in Spain
      5. Hesychius, Faster and Miracle Worker, Confessor
      6. Hesychius, martyr
      7. Hesychius, martyr at Durazzo
      8. Hesychius, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      9. Hesychius, martyr at Saltus near Philippopolis
      10. Hesychius, martyr, identity uncertain
      11. Hesychius, priest at Jerusalem, Confessor
      12. Hesychius/Anianus, deacon, martyr at Antioch
      13. Hesychius/Isicius the Senator, martyr at Antioch
      14. Hesychius/Isicus, soldier, martyr at Dorostolum in Moesia
1648. Hierax
      1. Hierax, martyr at Rome
      2. Hierax, son of Terentius and Neonilla, martyr
1649. Hieremias
      1. Hieremias, monk, martyr at Cordova
1650. Hieron
      1. Hieron, martyr at Meletine in Armenia
      2. Hieron, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
1651. Hieron, Hesychius, Nicander, and companions
      1. Hieron, Hesychius, Nicander, and thirty companions, of the thirty-three martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
1652. Hieronides
      1. Hieronides, martyr at Alexandria
1653. Hieronides and companions
      1. Hieronides and companions (Leontius, Serapion, Selesius, Valerianus, and Straton), martyrs at Alexandria
1654. Hierontius
      1. Hierontius, identity uncertain
1655. Hierotheus
      1. Hierotheus, Athenian, teacher of Dionysius the Areopagite
      2. Hierotheus, Bishop of Athens, disciple of Paul
1656. Hierusalem
      1. Hierusalem, martyr from Byzantium
1657. Hierusalem and Appion
      1. Hierusalem and Appion, martyrs
1658. Hilaria
      1. Hilaria, mother of Saint Afra, martyr at Augsburg
      2. Hilaria, Roman martyr
1659. Hilaria and companions
      1. Hilaria, Digna, Euprepia, Eunomia, Quiriacus, Largio, Crescentianus, Juliana, Nimmia, and twenty others, martyrs at Augsburg
1660. Hilarianus
      1. Hilarianus, monk, martyr at Arezzo
      2. Hilarianus/Hilarinus, monk, martyr at Arezzo
1661. Hilarion
      1. Hilarion the Great, Father of Anchorites in Palestine
      2. Hilarion ‘the New’, abbot of Dalmatian Monastery at Constantinople
      3. Hilarion ‘The New’, abbot of Dalmatian Monastery at Constantinople
      4. Hilarion, Bishop of Poitiers, Confessor
      5. Hilarion, bishop, identity uncertain
      6. Hilarion, Greek martyr at Kalipta
      7. Hilarion, identity uncertain
      8. Hilarion, martyr at Kalipta
      9. Hilarion, martyr at Kalipta with Proculus
      10. Ven. Father Hilarion, identity uncertain
      11. Ven. Hilarion the New, Abbot of Plekete in Asia
      12. Ven. Hilarion the New, abbot of Plekete in Asia
      13. Ven. Hilarion, identity uncertain
1662. Hilarius
      1. Hilarius, Greek martyr by stoning
      2. Hilarius, martyr at Pseudon in Autun (Sémont)
      3. Hilarius, martyr by beheading
      4. Hilarius, martyr by stoning
      5. Hilarius, Roman martyr
1663. Hilary
      1. Hilary, Archbishop of Arles, Confessor
      2. Hilary, Bishop of Aquileia, martyr
      3. Hilary, deacon, martyr at Viterbo
      4. Hilary/Illier, seventh Bishop of Mende'
      5. Pope Hilary, Confessor
1664. Hilary and companions
      1. Hilary, Tatianus, Felix, Largus, and Dionysius, martyrs at Aquileia
1665. Hildegard
      1. Hildegard, maiden prophet
1666. Hiltrude
      1. Hiltrude/Helmtrude, daughter of Count Wilbert of Poitou
1667. Hippolytus
      1. Hippolytus, Bishop of Portus Romanus, martyr
      2. Hippolytus, Bishop of Portus Romanus, martyr at Ostia
      3. Hippolytus, hermit martyr near Rome
      4. Hippolytus, jailer of Laurentius, martyr
      5. Hippolytus, jailer of Laurentius, martyr at Rome
      6. Hippolytus, martyr in Africa
      7. Hippolytus, martyr, identity uncertain
      8. Hippolytus, priest, martyr at Antioch
1668. Hippolytus, Censorinus, Chryse, and Sabbainus
      1. Hippolytus, Censorinus, Chryse/Aurea, Sabbainus, and 16 other companions (Theodorus, Felix, Maximus, Herculinus, Venerius, Styracinus, Cenas, Commodus, Hermes, Maurus, Eusebius, Rusticus, Monagrius, Amandinus, Olympius, and Cyprius), martyrs at Ostia
1669. Hippolytus, Censorinus, Chryse, Sabbainus, and companions
      1. Hippolytus, Censorinus, Chryse, Sabbainus, and sixteen other companions (Theodorus, Felix, Maximus, Herculinus, Venerius, Styracinus, Cenas, Commodus, Hermes, Maurus, Eusebius, Rusticus, Monagrius, Amandinus, Olympius, and Cyprius), martyrs at Ostia
1670. Hippolytus, Concordia, and companions
      1. Hippolytus, Concordia, and cineteen companions, Roman martyrs
1671. Holy Cross
      1. Apparition of the Holy Cross over Jerusalem during Constantius' Reign
      2. Arrival of the Holy Cross
      3. Exaltation of the Holy Cross
      4. Immersion of the Holy Cross
      5. Procession and Adoration of the Holy Cross
      6. Procession of the Holy Cross
      7. Saturday after Exaltation of the Holy Cross
      8. Sunday after Exaltation of the Holy Cross
      9. Veneration of the Holy Cross
      10. Veneration of the Holy Cross at the Hagia Sophia
1672. Holy Fathers
      1. 165 Holy Fathers of the Fifth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon
      2. 350 Fathers of the Second Ecumenical Council
      3. 630 Fathers at Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon
      4. Holy Fathers in the abyss in Anatolia
      5. Holy Fathers of the First Ecumenical Coucil
      6. Holy Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council
      7. Holy Fathers of the Home Synod of 536
      8. Holy Fathers of the Seventh Ecumenical Council
      9. Holy Fathers of the Seventh Ecumenical Council, at Nicea
      10. Holy Fathers of the Sixth Ecumenical Council
      11. Holy Fathers of the Sixth Ecumenical Council, at Nicea
      12. Holy Fathers of the Third Ecumenical Council
      13. Holy Fathers of the Third Ecumenical Council, at Ephesus
      14. one hundred sixty five Holy Fathers of the Fifth Ecumenical Council
      15. one hundred sixty-five Holy Fathers of the Fifth Ecumenical Council
      16. one hundry sixty-five Holy Fathers of the Fifth Ecumenical Council
      17. six hundred thirty Holy Fathers at Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon
      18. six hundred thirty Holy Fathers at the Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon
      19. six hundred thirty Holy Fathers of the Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon
      20. six hundred thirty Holy Fathers of the Fourth Ecumenical Council, at Chalcedon
      21. six hundred thirty Holy Fathersof thet Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon
      22. three hundred fifty Holy Fathers of the Second Ecumenical Council
      23. three hundred fifty Holykalidiwna and kadidiona Fathers of the Second Ecumenical Council
      24. unspecified other Holy Fathers
1673. Holy Innocents
      1. 14,000 Holy Innocents Slain by Herod in Bethlehem
      2. 14,000 Holy Innocents slain by Herod in Bethlehem
      3. fourteen thousand Holy Innocents slain by Herod in Bethlehem
      4. fourteen thousand Holy Innocents Slain by Herod in Bethlehem
1674. Homobonus
      1. Homobonus, miracle worker at Cremona, Confessor
1675. Honorata
      1. Honorata, maiden at Pavia
1676. Honoratus
      1. Honoratus, abbot, Confessor, founder of a monastery in Fondi
      2. Honoratus, Bishop of Amiens
      3. Honoratus, Bishop of Milan, Confessor
      4. Honoratus, Confessor, Bishop of Arles, founder of Lérins monastery
      5. Honoratus, martyr at Ostia Tiberina
      6. Honoratus, martyr in Africa
      7. Honoratus, third Bishop of Vercelli, Confessor
1677. Honorius
      1. Honorius, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      2. Honorius, fifth Archbishop of Canterbury, Confessor
      3. Honorius, martyr at Alexandria
      4. Honorius, martyr at Astigi in Spain
      5. Honorius, martyr at at Ostia in Tuscia or Astigi in Spain
1678. Honorius, Eutychius, and Stephanus
      1. Honorius, Eutychius, and Stephanus, martyrs at Astigi in Spain
1679. Hope
      1. Hope, maiden martyr
      2. Hope, maiden martyr at Rome
      3. Hope, Virgin Martyr
1680. Hope and Charity
      1. Hope and Charity, maiden martyrs
1681. Hope, Charity, and Sophia
      1. Hope and Charity, maiden martyrs, and their mother Sophia
1682. Hormisdas
      1. Hormisdas, Persian martyr
      2. Pope Hormisdas, Confessor
1683. Horres
      1. Horres/Choris, martyr at Nicea
1684. Hortulanus
      1. Hortulanus, Bishop of Tripoli, martyr in Africa
1685. Hosea
      1. Hosea/Osee, First of the Minor Prophets
1686. Hosea and Aggaeus
      1. Hosea, First of the Minor Prophets, and Aggaeus, Tenth of the Minor Prophets
1687. Hosius
      1. Hosius, Bishop of Cordova, Confessor
1688. Hospitius
      1. Hospitius, hermit near Nizza, Confessor
1689. Hubert
      1. Hubert, first Bishop of Liege, Apostle of the Ardennes, Confessor
1690. Hugh
      1. Hugh the Great, abbot of Cluny, Confessor
      2. Hugh the Hammerking, Bishop of Lincoln, Confessor
      3. Hugh, Bishop of Grenoble, Confessor
1691. Hugo
      1. Hugo, Bishop of Rouen, Confessor
1692. Hugolinus
      1. Hugolinus, martyr in Morocco
1693. Hyacinth
      1. Hyacinth of Caesarea, Cappadocia, martyr
      2. Hyacinth of Caesaria, Cappadocia, martyr
      3. Hyacinth of Phrygia, martyr
      4. Hyacinth, martyr at Amastria in Paphlagonia (on the Black Sea)
      5. Hyacinth, martyr at Porto Romano
      6. Hyacinth, martyr at Rome
      7. Hyacinth, martyr in Africa
      8. Hyacinth, martyr in the Sabine Mountains
      9. Hyacinth, of Caesaria in Cappadocia, martyr
      10. Hyacinth, Roman martyr
1694. Hyacinth, Alexander, and Tiburtius
      1. Hyacinth, Alexander, and Tiburtius, martyrs in the Sabine Mountains
1695. Hyacinth, Quintus, Felicianus, and Lucius
      1. Hyacinth, Quintus, Felicianus, and Lucius, martyrs in Africa
1696. Hyginus
      1. Hyginus, Pope, martyr
1697. Hymerius
      1. Hymerius, Bishop of Amelia, Confessor
1698. Hypatius
      1. Hypatius, abbot of Rufinianae near Chalcedon, Confessor
      2. Hypatius, bishop in Asia, martyr at Smyrna
      3. Hypatius, Bishop of Gangra in Paphlagonia
      4. Hypatius, Bishop of Gangra in Paphlagonia, martyr
      5. Hypatius, Confessor, abbot of Rufinianae near Chalcedon
      6. Hypatius, Confessor, identity uncertain
      7. Hypatius, identity uncertain
      8. Hypatius, martyr at Constantinople
      9. Hypatius, martyr at Tripoli in Phoenicia
      10. Hypatius, martyr at Tripoli in Phoenicia (with Leontius and Theodulus)
1699. Hypatius and Andrew
      1. Hypatius and Andrew, martyrs at Smyrna
1700. Hyperechius
      1. Hyperechius, martyr at Samosata in Syria
      2. Hyperechius/Phesicus, martyr in Egypt
1701. Hypomona
      1. Hypomona, Greek martyr
1702. Ia
      1. Ia/Eudocia, Greek martyr in Persia
1703. Ia and companions
      1. Ia/Eudocia and companions, martyrs in Persia
      2. Ia/Eudocia, Greek martyr in Persia, and companions
1704. Iasimus
      1. Iasimus the Wonder Worker, Greek saint
1705. Iberians
      1. Iberians
1706. Igathrax
      1. Igathrax/Egathraces, layman, martyr in Gotthia
1707. Ignatius
      1. Ignatius Steironites, Confessor
      2. Ignatius Theophorus
      3. Ignatius Theophorus, Bishop of Antioch, martyr
      4. Ignatius, abbot of Deep River monastery, Bithynia
      5. Ignatius, Confessor, buried at Blachernai church in Constantinople
      6. Ignatius, Patriarch of Constantinople
      7. Ignatius, soldier, martyr in Africa
1708. Ildephonsus
      1. Ildephonsus, Archbishop of Toledo and ecclesiastical writer
1709. Illidius
      1. Illidius, Bishop of Clermont
1710. Illuminata
      1. Illuminata, maiden at Todi
1711. Illuminatus
      1. Illuminatus, Confessor
1712. Illyricus
      1. Illyricus the Miracle Worker, Confessor, hermit on Mt. Myrsinon in Elis (Morea)
1713. Immanuel
      1. Immanuel/Manuel, martyr
1714. Indaletius
      1. Indaletius, bishop, martyr in Spain
1715. Indes
      1. Indes, eunuch, martyr at Nicomedia
      2. Indes, maiden martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Indes, martyr at Nicomedia
1716. Indes and Domna
      1. Indes and Domna, of the twenty thousand martyrs at Nicomedia
1717. Indes, Domna, and companions
      1. Indes, Domna, and companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
      2. Indes, Domna, and Companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
1718. Indica
      1. Indica, identity uncertain
1719. indiction
      1. Beginning of New Indiction
      2. New Indiction
1720. Ingenes
      1. Ingenes, soldier, martyr at Alexandria
1721. Ingenuinus
      1. Ingenuinus/Genuinus, Bishop of Seben in Tyrol, martyr
1722. Ingenuinus and Albinus
      1. Ingenuinus and Albinus, bishops in Tyrol
1723. Inna
      1. Inna, Gothic/Scythian martyr
1724. Inna, Pina, and Rima
      1. Inna, Pina, and Rima, Gothic/Scythian martyrs
1725. Innocent
      1. Pope Innocent I, Confessor
1726. Innocentius
      1. Innocentius of the Theban Legion, martyr at Agaunum
      2. Innocentius, Bishop of Tortona in Piedmont, Confessor
      3. Innocentius, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
      4. Innocentius, martyr at Sirmium
      5. Innocentius, subdeacon, Roman martyr
1727. Innocentius, Sebastia, and companions
      1. Innocentius, Sebastia, and thirty companions, martyrs at Sirmium
1728. Insonius
      1. Insonius/Insonus, identity uncertain
1729. Iphigenia
      1. Iphigenia, Ethiopian princess, baptized by Apostle Matthew
1730. Irenaeus
      1. Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyon, martyr
      2. Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons
      3. Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons, martyr
      4. Irenaeus, Bishop of Sirmium, martyr
      5. Irenaeus, deacon of Pentapolis in Libya, martyr
      6. Irenaeus, deacon, martyr at Chiusi
      7. Irenaeus, martyr at Thessalonica
      8. Irenaeus, martyr in Asia Minor
      9. Irenaeus, Roman martyr
1731. Irenaeus and Abundius
      1. Irenaeus and Abundius, Roman martyrs
1732. Irenaeus and companions
      1. Irenaeus, Anthony, Theodore, Saturninus, Victor, and seventeen others, Roman martyrs
1733. Irenaeus and Mustiola
      1. Irenaeus and Mustiola, martyrs at Chiusi
1734. Irenaeus, Or, and Oropsis
      1. Irenaeus, Bishop of Sirmium, and priests Or and Oropsis, martyrs in Egypt
1735. Irenaeus, Peregrinus, and Irene
      1. Irenaeus, Peregrinus, and Irene, martyrs at Thessalonica
1736. Irenarchus
      1. Irenarchus/Hirenarchus, martyr
      2. Irenarchus/Hirenarchus, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
1737. Irenarchus, Acacius, and women
      1. Irenarchus, Acacius, and Seven Women, martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
1738. Irene
      1. Irene, Empress of Greece
      2. Irene, identity uncertain
      3. Irene, maiden martyr at Thessalonica
      4. Irene, maiden martyr, companion of Leonides, beheaded on Easter at Corinth
      5. Irene, maiden martyr, companion of Leonides/Leonidas, beheaded on the feast of Easter at Corinth
      6. Irene, martyr at Thessalonica
      7. Irene, martyr in Egypt
      8. Irene, martyr in northwestern Africa
      9. Irene, martyr, identity uncertain
      10. Irene, matron, empress of Greece
      11. Irene, Megalomartyr
      12. Irene, nun, maiden martyr at Tomar
      13. Irene, nun, martyr at Tomar (Nabantia) in Portugal
      14. Irene/Bessarion, martyr in Egypt
      15. Irene/Herena, martyr in northwestern Africa
1739. Irene and Alphaïs
      1. Irene and Alphaïs, martyrs
1740. Irene, Alphaïs, and companions
      1. Irene, Alphaïs/Alphiades, and companions, martyrs
1741. Irenio
      1. Irenio, Bishop of Gaza in Palestine, Confessor
1742. Irmina
      1. Irmina, daughter of King Dagobert I of Austria
1743. Isaac
      1. Isaac, abbot at Constantinople
      2. Isaac, abbot at Constantinople, Confessor
      3. Isaac, abbot of Monteluco near Spoleto, Confessor
      4. Isaac, bishop, martyr in Cyprus
      5. Isaac, bishop, martyr in Persia
      6. Isaac, Camaldolese monk, martyr in Poland
      7. Isaac, martyr in Persia
      8. Isaac, monk, martyr at Cordova
      9. Isaac, Patriach, son of Abraham
      10. Isaac, Patriarch, son of Abraham
      11. Isaac, priest of Hulsar, martyr in Persia
      12. Isaac/Isaacius, abbot at Constantinopl,e Confessor
      13. Isaac/Isaacius, abbot at Constantinople
      14. Isaac/Isaacius, abbot at Constantinople, Confessor
      15. Isaac/Isaacius, bishop, martyr in Cyprus
      16. Isaac/Isaacius, martyr at Nicomedia
1744. Isaac and Dalmatus
      1. Isaac and Dalmatus of Constantinople
      2. Isaac and Dalmatuss of Constantinople
1745. Isaac and Faustus
      1. Isaac and Faustus of Constantinople
1746. Isaac and Meletius
      1. Bishops Isaac and Meletius in Cyprus
      2. Bishops Isaac and Meletius, martyrs in Cyprus
      3. Isaac and Meletius, martyrs in Cyprus
1747. Isaac, Apollo, and Quadratus
      1. Isaac, Apollo, and Quadratus, martyrs at Nicomedia
      2. Isaac/Isaacius, Apollo, and Quadratus/Codratus, martyrs at Nicomedia
1748. Isaac, Dalmatus, and Faustus
      1. Isaac, Dalmatus, and Faustus of Constantinople
      2. Ven. Isaac, Dalmatus, and Faustus of Constantinople
1749. Isaacius
      1. Isaacius/Isaac, martyr by beheading in Persia
1750. Isaiah
      1. Isaiah, Egyptian martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      2. Isaiah, Egyptian martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      3. Prophet Isaiah
1751. Isaiah, Ezekiel, Zachariah, and Samuel
      1. Prophets Isaiah, Ezekiel, Zachariah, and Samuel
1752. Isaurus
      1. Isaurus, deacon, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
1753. Isaurus and companions
      1. Isaurus, Basil, Innocentius, Hermias, Felix, and Pelegrinus, martyrs at Apollonia in Bithynia
      2. Isaurus, Basil, Innocentius, Hermias, Felix, and Peregrinus, martyrs at Apollonia in Bithynia
      3. Isaurus, Innocentius, Felix, Jeremias, and Peregrinus, martyrs at Apollonia in Bithynia
1754. Ischyrion
      1. Ischyrion, bishop in Egypt
      2. Ischyrion, martyr at Alexandria
      3. Ischyrion, procurator, martyr in Egypt
1755. Ischyrion and soldiers
      1. Ischyrion and five soldiers, martyrs in Egypt
1756. Isidora
      1. Isidora, martyr at Lentini in Sicily
1757. Isidora and Neophyta
      1. Isidora and Neophyta, sibling martyrs at Lentini in Sicily
1758. Isidore
      1. Isidore of Chios, martyr
      2. Isidore of Pelusium, Confessor
      3. Isidore, Bishop of Hermopolis in Lower Egypt, Confessor
      4. Isidore, Bishop of Seville, Confessor
      5. Isidore, martyr
      6. Isidore, martyr at Alexandria
      7. Isidore, monk in Alexandria, Confessor
      8. Isidore, monk, martyr at Cordova
      9. Isidore/Isidorus, bishop, martyr at Antioch or Saragossa
      10. Isidore/Isidorus, Bishop, martyr at Antioch or Saragossa
      11. Isidorus of Chios, martyr
1759. Isidore and companions
      1. Isidore of Pelusium and unspecified companions
1760. Iskous
      1. Iskous/Hesous, layman, martyr in Gotthia
1761. Ismael
      1. Ismael, Persian martyr
1762. Ivo
      1. Ivo Helory, Franciscan priest in Brittany, Confessor
1763. Jacob
      1. Jacob, martyr at Samosata in Syria
      2. Jacob, Patriarch, son of Isaac
1764. Jader
      1. Jader, Bishop of Midila, martyr at Signum
1765. Jamblichos
      1. Jamblichos of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
      2. Jamblichos, one of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
1766. James
      1. Apostle James the Greater, Brother of Jesus
      2. Apostle James the Greater, brother of Jesus, martyr
      3. Apostle James the Greater, Brother of Jesus, martyr
      4. Apostle James the Greater, Brother of John the Evangelist
      5. Apostle James the Just/the Lesser
      6. Apostle James the Just/the Lesser (son of Alphaeus)
      7. Apostle James the Just/the Lesser, son of Alphaeus
      8. Apostle James, Brother of John the Apostle
      9. Apostle James, brother of John the Evangelis
      10. Apostle James, Brother of John the Evangelist
      11. Apostle James, brother of John the Evangelist
      12. Apostle James, brother of John the Evangelist, marrtyr
      13. Apostle James, brother of John the Evangelist, martyr
      14. Apostle James, Brother of John the Evangelist, martyr
      15. James Hypaethrius, hermit and Confessor
      16. James Intercisus of Persia, martyr
      17. James Intercisus of Persia, Megalomartyr
      18. James of Amida, hermit
      19. James the Hesychast
      20. James the Miracle Worker, Bishop of Antioch Mygdonia/Nisibis
      21. James the Penitent, Confessor
      22. James the Penitent, Confessor, near Porphyria in Samaria or on Mt. Carmel
      23. James the Priest, martyr in Persia
      24. James the Younger, Bishop of Catania, Confessor
      25. James the Zealot, martyr in Persia
      26. James the Zealot, priest, martyr in Persia
      27. James, ascete and bishop of Nisibis in Mesopotamia, Confessor
      28. James, Bishop of Antioch Mygdonia, 'Miracle Worker'
      29. James, deacon, martyr at Lambesa in Numidia
      30. James, priest, martyr in Persia
1767. James and Aza
      1. James the Priest and Aza, deacon, martyrs in Persia
1768. Jane
      1. Jane/Joanna, matron, wife of Chuza, procurator of Herod Antipas, Tetrarch of Galilee
1769. Janius
      1. Ven. Janius, identity uncertain
1770. Januaria
      1. Januaria, martyr at Porto Romano
      2. Januaria, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
1771. Januarius
      1. Januarius, Bishop of Beneventum, Hieromartyr
      2. Januarius, Bishop of Beneventus, Hieromartyr
      3. Januarius, deacon, martyr at Sassari, Sardinia'
      4. Januarius, martyr at Carthage
      5. Januarius, martyr at Cordova
      6. Januarius, martyr in Africa
      7. Januarius, martyr in northwestern Africa
      8. Januarius, priest, martyr at Heraclea
      9. Januarius, priest, martyr at Venosa
      10. Januarius, Roman martyr
      11. Januarius, subdeacon, Roman martyr
      12. Januarius/Januaria, martyr at Nicopolis in Armenia
1772. Januarius and companions
      1. Januarius, Bishop of Beneventus, Hieromartyr, and companions
      2. Januarius, Festus, Desiderius, Sosius, Proculus, Eutyches, and Acutius, martyrs
      3. Januarius, Festus, Desiderius, Sosius, Proculus, Eutychius, and Acustius, martyrs
1773. Januarius and Pelagia
      1. Januarius and Pelagia, martyrs at Nicopolis in Armenia
1774. Januarius, Felix, Philippus, Silvanus, Alexander, Vitalis, and Martialis
      1. Januarius, Felix, Philippus, Silvanus, Alexander, Vitalis, and Martialis, sons of Felicitas, Roman martyrs
1775. Januarius, Marinus, Nabor, and Felix
      1. Januarius, Marinus, Nabor, and Felix, martyrs in northwestern Africa
1776. Januarius, Maxima, and Macaria
      1. Januarius, Maxima, and Macaria, martyrs in northwestern Africa
1777. Jason
      1. Jason, Bishop of Tarsus, Confessor
      2. Jason, Roman martyr
      3. Jason/Iason, Bishop of Damascus
      4. Jason/Iason, Bishop of Tarsus, Confessor
1778. Jason and Sosipater
      1. Jason/Iason, Bishop of Tarsus, and Sosipater, disciple of Paul
      2. Jason/Iason, Bishop of Tarsus, Confessor, and Sosipater, disciple of Paul
1779. Jeremiah
      1. Jeremiah, Egyptian martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      2. Jeremiah, Egyptian martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      3. Jeremiah, second of the Great Prophets
      4. Prophet Jeremiah
1780. Jeremias
      1. Jeremias, martyr at Cordova
      2. Jeremias, monk martyred at Mt. Sinai
1781. Jerome
      1. Jerome (Sophronius Eusebius Hieronymus), Confessor
      2. Jerome (Sophronius Eusebius Hieronymus), Doctor of the Church, Confessor
1782. Jesus
      1. Jesus Christ
1783. Joachim
      1. Joachim, father of the Virgin Mary
      2. Joachim, Father of the Virgin Mary
1784. Joachim and Anne
      1. Joachim and Anne, parents of the Virgin Mary
      2. Joachim and Anne, Parents of the Virgin Mary
1785. Joad
      1. Joad, prophet, reprover of King Jeroboam
1786. Joannicius
      1. Joannicius the Great, Confessor
      2. Joannicus the Great, Confessor
1787. Job
      1. Job, Patriarch
1788. Jodocus
      1. Jodocus/Judoce/Josse, hermit, Confessor
1789. Joel
      1. Joel, Second of the Minor Prophets
1790. Joel and Esdras
      1. Joel, Second of the Minor Prophets, and Ezra, Jewish scribe and priest
1791. John
      1. Apostle John the Evangelist (the Theologian)
      2. Bishop John Columbini, Confessor, founder of the Jesuates
      3. John 'the Confessor' of Egypt, martyr in Palestine
      4. John 'The Dwarf', Confessor
      5. John 'the Soldier'
      6. John 'the Syrian,' of Parrano, abbot
      7. John Calybita, Confessor, Owner of the Golden Gospel
      8. John Calybita, Confessor, owner of the Golden Gospel
      9. John Camillo, 'the Good,' Bishop of Milan, Confessor
      10. John Cassian (Cassianus Romanus), abbot and Confessor
      11. John Chrysostom
      12. John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople
      13. John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantiople
      14. John Climacus/Scholasticus/Sinaita, Confessor
      15. John Damascene, Confessor
      16. John de Chinon, priest, Confessor
      17. John Gualberto, abbot, Confessor
      18. John Hesychastes, Greek ascete
      19. John I, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
      20. John II, Patriarch of Constantinople
      21. John II, Patriarch of Constantinople,
      22. John III 'the Scholastic', Patriarch of Constantinople
      23. John III 'The Scholastic', Patriarch of Constantinople
      24. John III 'The Scholastic,' Patriarch of Constantinople
      25. John III the Scholastic, Patriarch of Constantinople
      26. John III “the Scholastic”, Patriarch of Constantinople
      27. John IV 'the Faster', Patriarch of Constantinople
      28. John IV 'The Faster', Patriarch of Constantinople
      29. John IV of Acquarola, Bishop of Naples
      30. John IV the Faster, Patriarch of Constantinople
      31. John of Chariton’s Monastery in Palestine
      32. John of Constantinople, abbot, Confessor
      33. John of Lycus, Egyptian recluse, 'the Prophet of Thebaid'
      34. John of Ravenna, bishop, Confessor
      35. John of Rila
      36. John of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, martyr
      37. John of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
      38. John Palaeolaurita, hermit and priest
      39. John Psichaita, Confessor
      40. John the Almsgiver, Patriarch of Alexandria
      41. John the Ancient, Bishop of Ephesis, of the Seventy Disciples
      42. John the Baptist
      43. John the Chozebite, Bishop of Caesarea in Palestine
      44. John the Evangelist (the Theologian)
      45. John the Evangelist/Theologian
      46. John the Isaurian, disciple of Gregory the Decapolite
      47. John the Monk, Archbishop of Ephesus
      48. John the New, Bishop of Ephesus
      49. John the Silent of St. Sabas Monastery near Jerusalem
      50. John the Silent of the St. Sabas Monastery near Jerusalem
      51. John the Theologian/Evangelist
      52. John the Warrior, Confessor
      53. John Therestis, 'the Mower,' abbot, Confessor
      54. John V, Patriarch of Constantinople
      55. John ‘The Dwarf’, Confessor
      56. John, abbot of Patalaraia, Confessor
      57. John, anchorite in Egypt
      58. John, Bishop of Autun
      59. John, Bishop of Bergamo, martyr
      60. John, Bishop of Hexham and York, Confessor
      61. John, Bishop of Irenopolis/Isauria, Confessor, of the First Ecumenical Council in Nicea
      62. John, Bishop of Naples
      63. John, Bishop of Polyboton in Phrygia (Asia Minor), Confessor
      64. John, Bishop of the Goths
      65. John, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      66. John, bishop, identity uncertain
      67. John, bishop, martyr in Persia
      68. John, Camaldolese monk, martyr in Poland
      69. John, Confessor
      70. John, Confessor at Constantinople
      71. John, Confessor, monk in the monastery of St. Andrew's in Rome
      72. John, hermit in the Syrian desert
      73. John, hermit of Emesea, Syria, Confessor
      74. John, identity uncertain
      75. John, layman, martyr on the Via Flaminia
      76. John, martyr at Ancyra
      77. John, martyr at Cordova
      78. John, martyr at Tomi
      79. John, martyr in Africa
      80. John, martyr in Africa under Basilius
      81. John, martyr in Egypt
      82. John, martyr in Egypt with Cyrus
      83. John, martyr in Tuscia
      84. John, metropolitan of Bet-Seleucia, martyr
      85. John, Metropolitan of Bet-Seleucia, martyr
      86. John, Metropolitan of Bet-Seleucia, martyr in Persia
      87. John, Metropolitan of Chalcedon
      88. John, monk at Monastery of St. Hypatius of Rufianes at Chalcedon
      89. John, monk at Monastery of St. Hypatius of Rufianies at Chalcedon
      90. John, monk at Monastery of St. Hypatius of Rufianis at Chalcedon
      91. John, monk at St. Hypatius Monastery in Rufianis at Chalcedon
      92. John, monk at St. Sergius Monastery
      93. John, monk martyred at Mt. Sinai
      94. John, monk, son of Xenophon
      95. John, monk, son of Xenophon and Martha/Mary, Confessor
      96. John, monk, son of Xenophon and Mary/Martha, Confessor
      97. John, one of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
      98. John, Patriarch of Constantinople
      99. John, Patriarch of Constantinople, identity uncertain
      100. John, Patriarch of Jerusalem
      101. John, priest, martyr in Persia
      102. John, priest, Roman martyr
      103. John, Roman martyr
      104. John, youth
      105. martyr in Palestine,
      106. Pope John I, martyr
      107. Ven. John, identity uncertain
1792. John and companions
      1. John 'the Confessor' of Egypt and 40 companions, martyrs in Palestine
1793. John and Crispus
      1. John and Crispus, priests, Roman martyrs
1794. John and Festus
      1. John and Festus, martyrs in Tuscia
1795. John and George
      1. John and George, Patriarchs of Constantinople
1796. John and James
      1. John and James, martyrs in Persia
      2. John, bishop, and James the Zealot, priest, martyrs in Persia
1797. John and John
      1. John the Monk and John the New, bishops of Ephesus
1798. John and Paul
      1. John and Paul, Roman martyrs
      2. John and Paul, sibling Roman martyrs
      3. John IV 'the Faster' and Paul IV, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      4. John IV the Faster and Paul IV, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      5. John IV ‘the Faster’ and Paul IV, Patriarchs of Constantinople
1799. John Marcus
      1. John Marcus, companion of Apostle Paul
1800. John, Andrew, Heracleemon, and Theophilus
      1. John, Andrew, Heracleemon, and Theophilus, anchorites in Egypt
      2. John, Andrew, Heracleemon, and Theophilus, hermits in Egypt
1801. John, Aristarchus, and Zenas
      1. John Mark, Aristarchus, and Zenas, disciples of Paul
1802. John, Moses, Antiochus, and Antoninus
      1. John, Moses, Antiochus, and Antoninus, hermits in the Syrian desert
1803. Jonah
      1. Jonah the Gardener, monk at Muchon monastery in Egypt
      2. Jonah the Miracle Worker/the Sabbaite, priest
      3. Jonah the Miracle Worker/the Sabbaite, priest, martyr
      4. Jonah, monk, martyr in Persia
      5. Prophet Jonah
1804. Jonah and Barajesus
      1. Jonah and Barajesus, martyrs in Persia
      2. Jonah and Barajesus/, martyrs in Persia
1805. Jonah, Barajesus, and others
      1. Jonah, Barajesus and others (monks Zanitas, Lazarus, Maruthas/Marotas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeith and Sabas), martyrs in Persia
      2. Jonah, Barajesus and others, martyrs in Persia
      3. Jonah, Barajesus, and others (monks Zanitas, Lazarus, Maruthas/Marotas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeith and Sabas), martyrs in Persia
      4. Jonah, Barajesus, and others (monks Zanitas, Lazarus, Maruthas/Marotas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeith, and Sabas), martyrs in Persia
1806. Josaphat
      1. Josaphat, Indian prince converted by Barlaam
1807. Joseph
      1. Joseph 'the Count,' Confessor
      2. Joseph Barsabas, 'the Just,' Disciple of Christ
      3. Joseph of Arimathaea
      4. Joseph the Carpenter
      5. Joseph the Hymnographer, Confessor
      6. Joseph the Priest, martyr in Persia
      7. Joseph the priest, martyr in Persia
      8. Joseph, Bishop of Thessalonica, Confessor
      9. Joseph, deacon at Antioch
      10. Joseph, disciple of Nerses, martyr in Persia
      11. Joseph, disciple of Nerses/Narses, martyr in Persia
      12. Joseph, hermit in Egypt, disciple of St. Anthony
      13. Joseph, martyr
      14. Joseph, priest, martyr in Persia
      15. Joseph/Joses, brother of Jesus
      16. Patriarch Joseph of Jerusalem
      17. Patriarch Joseph, identity uncertain
1808. Joseph and Simeon
      1. Joseph and Simeon, brothers of Jesus
1809. Joshua
      1. Joshua, son of Nun, successor to Moses
      2. Joshua, Son of Nun, Successor to Moses
      3. Joshua/Jesus, identity uncertain
1810. Jovinianus
      1. Jovinianus, Levite, martyr at Auxerre
1811. Jovinus
      1. Jovinus, martyr
      2. Jovinus, Roman martyr
1812. Jovinus and Basilius
      1. Jovinus and Basilius, Roman martyrs
1813. Jovita
      1. Jovita, deacon, martyr at Brescia
1814. Jucunda
      1. Jucunda, maiden marytr at Reggio d'Emilia
      2. Jucunda, martyr at Nola
1815. Jucundianus
      1. Jucundianus, martyr in Africa
1816. Jucundinus
      1. Jucundinus, martyr at Troyes in France
1817. Jucundus
      1. Jucundus, Bishop of Bologna, Confessor
      2. Jucundus, martyr in Africa
1818. Jude
      1. Apostle Jude/Thaddeus (Lebbeus/Lebbai), brother of Jesus
      2. Apostle Jude/Thaddeus (Lebbeus/Lebbai), Brother of Jesus
      3. Apostle Jude/Thaddeus Simon, disciple of the Apostles, martyr
      4. Apostle Jude/Thaddeus, brother of Jesus
      5. Jude/Thaddeus (Lebbeus/Lebbai), brother of Jesus
      6. Jude/Thaddeus Simon, disciple of the Apostles
      7. Jude/Thaddeus Simon, disciple of the Apostles, martyr
1819. Julia
      1. Julia of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      2. Julia, maiden martyr at Emerita (Merida), Spain
      3. Julia, maiden martyr at Resapha
      4. Julia, maiden martyr at Troyes in France
      5. Julia, maiden martyr in Corsica
      6. Julia, martyr at Carthage
      7. Julia, martyr at Lisbon
      8. Julia, martyr at Nola
1820. Julia and companions
      1. Julia, Claudius, Justus, Jucundinus, and five others, martyrs at Troyes in France
1821. Juliana
      1. Juliana of Cumae, maiden martyr
      2. Juliana of Myra, martyr near Strobylas
      3. Juliana of Nicomedia, martyr
      4. Juliana, identity uncertain
      5. Juliana, maiden martyr at Amisus, near Pontus
      6. Juliana, maiden martyr of Aminsus (Amysus)
      7. Juliana, martyr
      8. Juliana, martyr at Augsburg
      9. Juliana, martyr at Ptolemais in Palestine
      10. Juliana, martyr at Ptolemais in Syria
      11. Juliana, martyr at Rosa in Cilicia
      12. Juliana, martyr by the sword
      13. Juliana, martyr in Greece
      14. Juliana, martyr, protester of Barbara's death
      15. Juliana, martyr, protestor of Barbara's death
      16. Juliana, widow at Bologna in Italy
1822. Julianus
      1. Julian, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
      2. Julianus of Anazarbus ('the Cilician'), martyr
      3. Julianus of Anazarbus ('the Cilician'), martyr at Aegae
      4. Julianus of Anazarbus (‘the Cilician’), martyr
      5. Julianus of Anazarbus, martyr at Aegae
      6. Julianus of Brioude, martyr
      7. Julianus of Cappadocia, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      8. Julianus of Cappadocia, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      9. Julianus of LeMans, bishop, Confessor, the 'Apostle of Celtic Gaul'
      10. Julianus Sabas, hermit in Mesopotamia
      11. Julianus, abbot of Dagazus/Dagatus Monastery
      12. Julianus, Archbishop of Toledo
      13. Julianus, bishop and martyr, identity uncertain
      14. Julianus, Bishop of Apamea in Syria
      15. Julianus, bishop, identity uncertain
      16. Julianus, confessor or martyr at Caesarea
      17. Julianus, deacon, martyr at Beauvais
      18. Julianus, hermit in Mesopotamia, Confessor
      19. Julianus, martyr
      20. Julianus, martyr at Alexandria
      21. Julianus, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
      22. Julianus, martyr at Atina in Italy
      23. Julianus, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      24. Julianus, martyr at Carthage
      25. Julianus, martyr at Constantinople
      26. Julianus, martyr at Damascus
      27. Julianus, martyr at Lyon
      28. Julianus, martyr at Perugia
      29. Julianus, martyr at Samosata in Syria
      30. Julianus, martyr at Syria
      31. Julianus, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
      32. Julianus, martyr in Africa
      33. Julianus, martyr in Egypt
      34. Julianus, martyr in Galatia/Ancyra
      35. Julianus, martyr in Lydia
      36. Julianus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      37. Julianus, martyr in Proconsular Africa
      38. Julianus, martyr under Numerianus
      39. Julianus, martyr, identity uncertain
      40. Julianus, monk, near Edessa in Mesapotamia
      41. Julianus, physican, martyr on Cyprus
      42. Julianus, physician at Emesa in Phoenicia, martyr
      43. Julianus, priest in Syria
      44. Julianus, priest, martyr at Terracina
      45. Julianus, priest, martyr in Galatian Ancyra
      46. Julianus, Roman martyr
      47. Julianus/Junius, Greek martyr
      48. Junius/Julianus, Greek martyr
1823. Julianus and Basilissa
      1. Julian and Basilissa, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
      2. Julianus and Basilissa, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
1824. Julianus and companions
      1. Julianus and 40 companions, martyrs in Galatia/Ancyra
      2. Julianus and companions, martyrs at Constantinople
      3. Julianus and five thousand companions, martyrs in Egypt
      4. Julianus, Basilissa, Antonius, Anastasius, Marcionilla, her small son Celsus, seven other children, and twenty soldiers, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
      5. Julianus, Basilissa, Antonius, Anastasius, Marcionilla, her small son Celsus, seven other children, and twenty soldiers, martyrs in Egypt
      6. Julianus, Basilissa, Antonius, Anastasius, Marionilla, her small son Celsius, seven other children, and twenty soldiers, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
1825. Julianus and Eubulus
      1. Julianus and Eubulus, martyrs on Cyprus
1826. Julianus and Olympiodoris
      1. Julianus and his mother Olympiodoris, martyrs
1827. Julianus, Basilissa, and companions
      1. Julianus, Basilissa, and companions (Antonius, Anastasius, Marcionilla, Celsus, seven other children, and twenty soldiers), martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
      2. Julianus, Basilissa, and companions, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
1828. Julianus, Chronion, Macarius, and companions
      1. Julianus, Chronion, Macarius, and thirty companions, martyrs at Alexandria
1829. Julianus, Eunus, and Besas
      1. Julianus, Eunus, and Besas, martyrs at Alexandria
1830. Julianus, Philippus, and Theodotus
      1. Julianus, Philippus, and Theodotus Greek martyrs
      2. Julianus, Philippus, and Theodotus, Greek martyrs
1831. Julitta
      1. Julitta, identity uncertain
      2. Julitta, maiden martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
      3. Julitta, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      4. Julitta, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
1832. Julius
      1. Julis, Roman martyr
      2. Julius, hermit at Caerleon in Wales
      3. Julius, martyr at Gelduba (Gildoba) in Thrace
      4. Julius, martyr at Nicomedia
      5. Julius, martyr in Africa
      6. Julius, priest, Confessor in Italy
      7. Julius, soldier, martyr at Dorostorum in Moesia
      8. Julius/Bili/Humilius, martyr at Thagura in Numidia, Africa
      9. Pope Julius I, Confessor
1833. Julius and Aaron
      1. Julius and Aaron, hermits at Caerleon in Wales
1834. Julius, Potamia, Crispinus, Felix, Gratus, and companions
      1. Julius, Potamia, Crispinus, Felix, Gratus, and seven companions, martyrs at Thagura in Numidia, Africa
1835. Julián
      1. Julián of Cuenca, Spain, bishop and Confessor
1836. Junias
      1. Junias, disciple of Paul
1837. Justa
      1. Justa, maiden martyr at Seville
      2. Justa, maiden martyr in Sardinia
      3. Justa, martyr at Carthage
1838. Justa and Rufina
      1. Justa and Rufina, maiden martyrs at Seville
1839. Justa, Justina, and Henedina
      1. Justa, Justina, and Henedina, maiden martyrs in Sardinia
1840. Justin
      1. Justin the Philosopher, martyr
      2. Justin the Philosopher, martyr at Rome
1841. Justin and companions
      1. Justin the Philosopher, Chariton, Hierax, Euelpistus, Paeon, Liberianus, Valerianus, and Charitina, martyrs at Rome
1842. Justina
      1. Justina, maiden martyr at Padua
      2. Justina, maiden martyr in Sardinia
      3. Justina, maiden martyr, perhaps in Byzantium
      4. Justina, martyr at Nicomedia
      5. Justina, martyr in Germany
1843. Justinian
      1. Justinian II, Greek Emperor
1844. Justinian and Theodora
      1. Emperor Justinian II and Empress Theodora
1845. Justinus
      1. Justinus, boy martyr at Louvre near Paris
      2. Justinus, Greek hermit
      3. Justinus, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
      4. Justinus, martyr at Treves
      5. Justinus, priest, martyr at Rome
1846. Justus
      1. Justus, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      2. Justus, Bishop of Urgel in Spain, Confessor
      3. Justus, fourth Archbishop of Canterbury, Confessor
      4. Justus, identity uncertain
      5. Justus, martyr at Baeza in Spain
      6. Justus, martyr at Beauvais
      7. Justus, martyr at Complutum in Spain
      8. Justus, martyr at Trieste
      9. Justus, martyr at Troyes in France
      10. Justus, martyr in Campania
      11. Justus, martyr in Lydia (Asia Minor)
      12. Justus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      13. Justus, Roman martyr
      14. Justus, Roman soldier, martyr
      15. Justus, sent to Italy by Paul, martyr at Corinth
1847. Justus and Abundius
      1. Justus and Abundius, martyrs at Baeza in Spain
1848. Justus and Pastor
      1. Justus and Pastor, sibling martyrs at Complutum in Spain
1849. Juvenalis
      1. Juvenalis I, first Bishop of Narni, Confessor
      2. Juvenalis, Patriarch of Jerusalem
1850. Juventius
      1. Juventius, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
      2. Juventius, imperial bodyguard, martyr at Antioch
      3. Juventius, Roman martyr
      4. Juventius/Inventius/Eventius, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
1851. Juventius and Maximus
      1. Juventius and Maximus, imperial bodyguards, martyrs at Antioch
1852. Kanute
      1. Kanute/Canutus/Knud, King of Denmark, martyr
1853. Karion
      1. Karion, monk at Scete, Egypt
1854. Kieran
      1. Kieran/Kyran/Queran of Clonmacnoise, abbot and Confessor
1855. Kilian
      1. Kilian/Chylianus, Irish bishop, martyr
1856. Kilian, Colman, and Totnan
      1. Kilian, Colman, and Totnan, Irish clergy, martyrs
1857. Ladislas
      1. Ladislas, King of Hungary and Croatia, Confessor
1858. Laetantius
      1. Laetantius, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
1859. Laetus
      1. Laetus, bishop of Leptis in Tripolis, martyr
      2. Laetus, martyr at Toledo, Spain
      3. Laetus/St-Lié, monk and hermit near Orleans
1860. Lambert
      1. Lambert, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      2. Lambert, martyr at Saragossa
1861. Lampadus
      1. Lampadus of Irenopolis, Miracle Worker
1862. Lampert
      1. Lampert/Lambert/Lantbert, bishop of Freising
1863. Landelin
      1. Landelin, abbot of Saint Crespin, Confessor
1864. Landoald
      1. Landoald, Roman priest and Confessor
1865. Landoald and Amantius
      1. Landoald, Roman priest and Confessor, and Amantius, deacon
1866. Largio
      1. Largio, martyr at Augsburg
1867. Largus
      1. Largus, martyr at Aquileia
      2. Largus, Roman martyr
1868. Larissa
      1. Larissa/Barissa/Barides, martyr in Gotthia
1869. Latinus
      1. Latinus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
1870. Laudus
      1. Laudus/Lanulph/Lando/Lô, bishop of Coûtances, Confessor
1871. Laurentia
      1. Laurentia, martyr at Fermo
      2. Laurentia, one of the Forty Virgin Martyrs of Adrianople in Macedonia
1872. Laurentinus
      1. Laurentinus, martyr at Arezzo in Italy
      2. Laurentinus, soldier, martyr in Africa
1873. Laurentius
      1. Laurentius, archdeacon, martyr at Rome
      2. Laurentius, Greek martyr
      3. Laurentius, martyr in Africa
      4. Laurentius/Lawrence, second Archbishop of Canterbury, Confessor
1874. Laurentius, Sixtus, and Hippolytus
      1. Laurentius, Sixtus, and Hippolytus, martyrs at Rome
1875. Laurianus
      1. Laurianus/Laurenus, bishop, martyr near Vatan
1876. Laurus
      1. Laurus of Illyria, martyr
1877. Lawrence
      1. Lawrence O'Toole/Lorcan O'Tuathal, Archbishop of Dublin, Confessor
      2. Lawrence, priest, martyr at Novara
1878. Lawrence and children
      1. Lawrence and children, martyrs at Novara
1879. Lazarus
      1. Lazarus of Bethany, bishop, brother of Mary and Martha, friend of Jesus
      2. Lazarus Zographus 'The Painter', Confessor
      3. Lazarus, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
      4. Lazarus, ascete and monk at St. Sabas Monastery near Jerusalem, Confessor
      5. Lazarus, Confessor, ascete and monk at St. Sabas Monastery near Jerusalem
      6. Lazarus, martyr in Persia
      7. Lazurus of Bethany, bishop, brother of Mary and Martha, friend of Jesus
1880. Lazarus and Mary Magdalene
      1. Lazarus of Bethany and Mary Magdalene
1881. Lea
      1. Lea, matron, abbess of Saint Marcella
1882. Leander
      1. Leander, Archbishop of Seville
1883. Leo
      1. Leo II, Bishop of Catania in Sicily
      2. Leo, abbot near Troyes, Confessor
      3. Leo, Bishop of Sens, Confessor
      4. Leo, Confessor in Melun, France
      5. Leo, martyr
      6. Leo, martyr at Lycia in Asia Minor
      7. Leo, martyr at Myra in Lycia
      8. Leo, martyr at Ossuna in Andalucia
      9. Leo, martyr in Morocco
      10. Leo, subdeacon, martyr
      11. Leo, the Great, Emperor of the East, in Thrace, Confessor
      12. Pope Leo I 'the Great', Confessor
      13. Pope Leo I The Great, Confessor
      14. Pope Leo I, the Great, Confessor
      15. Pope Leo I, The Great, Confessor
      16. Pope Leo II, Confessor
      17. Pope Leo IV, Confessor
      18. Pope Leo IX, Confessor
      19. Pope Leo the Great, Confessor
1884. Leo and companions
      1. Leo, Donatus, Abundantius, Nicephorus, and nine others, martyrs at Ossuna in Andalucia
1885. Leo and Juliana
      1. Leo and Juliana, martyrs
1886. Leo and Paregorius
      1. Leo and Paregorius, martyrs at Lycia in Asia Minor
1887. Leobard
      1. Leobard/Liberd, recluse near Tours, Confessor
1888. Leocadia
      1. Leocadia, maiden martyr at Toledo
1889. Leocritia
      1. Leocritia/Lucretia, maiden martyr at Cordova
1890. Leodegar
      1. Leodegar/Léger, Bishop of Autun, martyr
1891. Leodegar and Gerin
      1. Leodegar and Gerin, sibling martyrs
1892. Leonard
      1. Leonard/Lienhard, Confessor, founder and abbot of Noblac monastery near Limoges
1893. Leonidas
      1. Leonidas, martyr by fire
      2. Leonidas, martyrs at Antinoe in the Thebaid in Upper Egypt
1894. Leonidas and companions
      1. Leonidas and Companions, martyrs at Antinoe in the Thebaid in Upper Egypt
1895. Leonides
      1. Leonides, father of Origen, martyr at Alexandria
      2. Leonides, martyr
      3. Leonides, martyr at Palmyra in Syria
      4. Leonides, martyr in Egypt
      5. Leonides/Leonidas, martyr at Corinth
      6. Leonides/Leonidas, martyr by fire
1896. Leonides and companions
      1. Leonides and companions (Charissa, Nunechia, Basilissa, Nice, Callista, Theodora, and Galena), martyrs at Corinth
      2. Leonides, Diomedes, Julianus, Philip, Eutychianus, Hesychius, Philadelphus, Menalippus, and Pantagape, martyrs
      3. Leonides, Diomedes, Julianus, Philippus, Eutychianus, Hesychius, Philadelphus, Menalippus, and Pantagape
      4. Leonides/Leonidas, martyr at Corinth, and companions (Charissa, Nunechia, Basilissa, Nice, Callista, Theodora, and Galena)
1897. Leonilla
      1. Leonilla, martyr in Cappadocia
      2. Leonilla/Neonilla, martyr in Cappadocia
1898. Leontia
      1. Leontia, marytr at Carthage
1899. Leontius
      1. Leontius Hypaticus
      2. Leontius the Philosopher, Confessor
      3. Leontius, bishop
      4. Leontius, Bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia, Confessor
      5. Leontius, Bishop of Dybelta in Mysia, martyr
      6. Leontius, Bishop of Neopolis in Cyprus, Confessor
      7. Leontius, Bishop of Nicea, martyr in Bulgaria
      8. Leontius, Greek martyr
      9. Leontius, identity uncertain
      10. Leontius, martyr
      11. Leontius, martyr at Aegae
      12. Leontius, martyr at Alexandria
      13. Leontius, martyr at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
      14. Leontius, martyr at Nicopolis in Armenia
      15. Leontius, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
      16. Leontius, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
      17. Leontius, martyr at Tripoli in Phoenicia
      18. Leontius, martyr, identity uncertain
      19. Leontius/Leo, Cappadocian abbot and ascete in the Libyan desert
1900. Leontius and companions
      1. Leontius, Hypatius, Theodulus, Publius, and Domitianus, martyrs at Tripoli in Phoenicia
1901. Leontius, Attius, Alexander, and companions
      1. Leontius, Attius, Alexander, and six companions, martyrs at Perge in Pamphylia
1902. Leontius, Dometius, and Terentius
      1. Leontius, Dometius, and Terentius, Greek martyrs
1903. Leontius, Dometius, Terentius, and Domninus
      1. Leontius, Dometius, Terentius, and Domninus, Greek martyrs
      2. Leontius, Dometius, Terentius, Domninus, and companions, Greek martyrs
1904. Leontius, Hypatius, and Theodulus
      1. Leontius, Hypatius, and Theodulus, martyrs at Tripoli in Phoenicia
1905. Leontius, Mauricius, Daniel, and companions
      1. Leontius, Mauricius, Daniel, and companions, martyrs at Nicopolis in Armenia
1906. Leopardus
      1. Leopardus, cubicularius of Julian the Apostate, martyr at Rome
1907. Leopold
      1. Leopold IV the Pious, Markgrave of Austria, Confessor
1908. Leovigild
      1. Leovigild, Spanish monk, martyr at Cordova
1909. Leovigild and Christophorus
      1. Leovigild and Christophorus, Spanish monks, martyrs at Cordova
1910. Leptina
      1. Leptina, martyr in Greece, dragged by horses
1911. Leucius
      1. Leucius, first Bishop of Brindisi, Confessor
      2. Leucius, martyr at Alexandria
      3. Leucius, martyr at Apollonia
1912. Leutfred
      1. Leufred/Leutfred/Leufroy, abbot and Confessor, founder of Croix-St-Leufroy
1913. Liberata
      1. Liberata, maiden at Como in Italy
1914. Liberatus
      1. Liberatus, abbot, martyr at Carthage
      2. Liberatus, Roman martyr
1915. Liberatus and Baiulus
      1. Liberatus and Baiulus, Roman martyrs
1916. Liberatus and companions
      1. Liberatus, Boniface, Servus, Rusticus, Rogatus, Septimius, and Maximus, martyrs at Carthage
1917. Liberianus
      1. Liberianus, martyr at Rome
1918. Liberius
      1. Liberius III, Bishop of Ravenna
      2. Pope Liberius of Rome, Confessor
1919. Liborius
      1. Liborius, Bishop of LeMans, Confessor
1920. Libya
      1. Libya, martyr at Palmyra in Syria
1921. Libya, Leonides, and Eutropia
      1. Libya, Leonides, and Eutropia, martyrs at Palmyra in Spain
1922. Licerius
      1. Licerius, bishop of Pamiers in France
1923. Licetus
      1. Licetus, Bishop of Gemella, martyr at Signum
1924. Licinius
      1. Licinius, soldier, martyr at Como
1925. Ligorius
      1. Ligorius, hermit, martyr in Greece
1926. Liliosa
      1. Liliosa, martyr at Cordova
1927. Limnaeus
      1. Limnaeus, hermit near Pillima, diocese of Cyrrhus in Syria
1928. Linus
      1. Pope Linus, first Bishop of Rome after the Apostles
1929. Lioba
      1. Lioba/Liobgitha, Anglo-Saxon abbess, relative of St. Boniface
1930. Liphard
      1. Liphard/Lifhard, abbot near Orléans, Confessor
1931. litany
      1. major litany procession to St. Peter's Basilica
1932. Livin
      1. Livin/Lieven, bishop, Apostle of Flanders, martyr
1933. Longinus
      1. Longinus the Centurion
      2. Longinus the Centurion, martyr
      3. Longinus the Isaurian, martyr
      4. Longinus, African Bishop, martyr at Carthage
      5. Longinus, martyr at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
      6. Longinus, monk in Egypt
      7. Longinus, prison guard, at Marseille
      8. Longinus, soldier, martyr in western Asia
1934. Longinus and Aphrodisius
      1. Longinus the Isaurian and Aphrodisius, martyrs
1935. Longinus and two soldiers
      1. Longinus and companions (Megistus and Aceptus), martyrs
      2. Longinus and two soldiers, martyrs
      3. Longinus the Centurion and two soldiers, martyrs
1936. Lorgius
      1. Lorgius, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
1937. Lot
      1. Lot, nephew of Patriarch Abraham
      2. Lot, nephew of Prophet Abraham
1938. Louis
      1. Louis IX, King of France, Confessor
      2. Louis, Bishop of Toulouse, Confessor
      3. Louis, martyr near Cordova
1939. Lubin
      1. Lubin/Leobin, abbot of Brou, Chartres diocese, Confessor
1940. Lucanus
      1. Lucanus of Gascony, martyr at Lagny near Paris
1941. Lucas
      1. Lucas, deacon, martyr
      2. Lucas, deacon, martyr at Cordula in Persia
      3. Lucas/Lucianus, martyr, identity uncertain
1942. Lucianus
      1. Lucianus, Bishop of Antioch, martyr
      2. Lucianus, bishop, identity uncertain
      3. Lucianus, bishop, martyr at Beauvais
      4. Lucianus, identity uncertain
      5. Lucianus, martyr at Cagliari in Sardinia
      6. Lucianus, martyr at Durazzo
      7. Lucianus, martyr at Nicomedia
      8. Lucianus, martyr at Tomi
      9. Lucianus, martyr at Tripoli
      10. Lucianus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      11. Lucianus, priest and martyr, founder of the theological school of Antioch
1943. Lucianus and companions
      1. Lucianus, Metrobius, Paul, Zenobius, Theotimus, and Drusus, martyrs at Tripoli
1944. Lucianus, Florus, and companions
      1. Lucianus, Florus, and companions (Marcianus, Heraclia, and Titus), martyrs at Nicomedia
1945. Lucianus, Maximilianus, and Julianus
      1. Lucianus, Maximilianus, and Julianus, martyrs at Beauvais
1946. Lucidius
      1. Lucidius, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
1947. Lucilla
      1. Lucilla, maiden martyr at Rome
      2. Lucilla, Roman martyr
1948. Lucilla and companions
      1. LucillaFlora, Eugenius, Antoninus, Theodore, and eighteen comopanions, Roman martyrs
1949. Lucillianus
      1. Lucillianus/Lucianus of Nicomedia, martyr
      2. Lucillianus/Lucianus of Nicomedia, martyr at Constantinope
      3. Lucillianus/Lucianus of Nicomedia, martyr at Constantinople
      4. Lucillianus/Lucianus, martyr at Constantinope
      5. Lucillianus/Lucianus, martyr at Constantinople
1950. Lucillianus and children
      1. Lucillianus and his sons Claudius, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius, martyrs at Constantinople
1951. Lucillianus and Paula
      1. Lucillianus and Paula, martyrs at Constantinople
1952. Lucillianus, Paula, and children
      1. Lucillianus, Paula and their sons Claudius, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius, martyrs at Constantinople
      2. Lucillianus, Paula, and boys Claudius, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius) martyrs at Constantinople
      3. Lucillianus, Paula, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius, martyrs at Constantinople
      4. Lucillianus/Lucianus, Paula, and sons Claudius, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius, martyrs at Constantinople
      5. Lucillianus/Lucianus, Paula, and their sons (Claudius, Hypatius, Paula, and Dionysius), martyrs at Constantinople
      6. Lucillianus/Lucianus, Paula, and their sons Claudius, Hypatius, Paul, and Dionysius, martyrs at Constantinople
1953. Lucillianus, Paula, and Dionysius
      1. Lucillianus/Lucianus, Paula, and their son Dionysius, martyrs at Constantinople
1954. Lucina
      1. Lucina, matron and probable martyr
1955. Lucinius
      1. Lucinius, Bishop of Angers in France, Confessor
1956. Luciolus
      1. Luciolus, martyr
1957. Lucius
      1. Lucius I, Pope, martyr
      2. Lucius of Cyrene, prophet and teacher at Antioch
      3. Lucius, Bishop of Laodicea in Syria, martyr
      4. Lucius, Bishop of Laodicea in Syria, of the Seventy Disciples
      5. Lucius, Bishop of Thebeste, martyr at Signum
      6. Lucius, bishop, martyr at Adrianople in Macedonia
      7. Lucius, bishop, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      8. Lucius, bishop, martyr at Coire
      9. Lucius, Greek martyr
      10. Lucius, martyr at Carthage
      11. Lucius, martyr at Rome
      12. Lucius, martyr at Terni, Italy
      13. Lucius, martyr in Africa
      14. Lucius, martyr in northwestern Africa
      15. Lucius, martyr in proconsular Africa
      16. Lucius, martyr, disciple of Dionysius of Alexandria
      17. Lucius, military companion of the forty-six soldiers, Roman martyr
      18. Lucius, Roman martyr
      19. Lucius, senator from Cyrene in Libya, martyr
      20. Lucius, Senator, from Cyrene in Libya, martyr
      21. Pope Lucius I, martyr
1958. Lucius and companions
      1. Lucius and companions, martyrs at Adrianople in Macedonia
      2. Lucius, Silvanus, Rutilus, Classicus, Secundinus, Fructulus, and Maximus, martyrs in proconsular Africa
1959. Lucius, Absalon, and Lorgius
      1. Lucius, Absalon, and Lorgius, martyrs at Caesarea in Cappadocia
1960. Lucy
      1. Lucy, maiden martyr at Rome
      2. Lucy, widow, martyr at Rome
      3. Lucy/Lucia, maiden martyr at Rome
      4. Lucy/Lucia, maiden martyr at Syracuse in Sicily
      5. Lucy/Lucia, Virgin Martyr at Syracuse in Sicily
1961. Lucy and companions
      1. Lucy and companions (Ricsus, Antoninus, Severinus, Diodorus, Dion, and seventeen unspecified others), martyrs at Rome
      2. Lucy and twenty-two companions, martyrs at Rome
      3. Lucy and twenty-two companions, Roman martyrs
      4. Lucy, Ricsus, Antoninus, Severinus, Diodorus, Dion, and seventeen other companions, martyrs at Rome
      5. Lucy, Ricsus, Antoninus, Severinus, Diodorus, Dion, and seventeen others, martyrs at Rome
1962. Lucy and Geminianus
      1. Lucy and Geminianus, martyrs at Rome
      2. Lucy/Lucia and Geminianus, martyrs at Rome
1963. Ludger
      1. Ludger, first Bishop of Münster, Westphalia
1964. Luke
      1. Apostle Luke the Evangelist
      2. Luke of Triglia, on the Bay of Chios, Confessor
      3. Luke the Evangelist
      4. Luke the Stylite, Confessor
      5. Luke ‘The Miracle Worker’ of Hellas, Confessor
      6. Luke, abbot near Mt. Aetna, Confessor
      7. Luke, martyr
      8. Luke, martyr in Africa
      9. Luke, third abbot of the Holy Redeemer monastery at Deep River in Lycaonia, Asia Minor
1965. Luke, Damasus, and Paul
      1. Luke, Damasus, and Paul, martyrs in Africa
1966. Lullus
      1. Lullus, Bishop of Mayence (Mainz), Confessor
1967. Lupercius
      1. Lupercius, son of Marcellus of Tangier, martyr at Leon, Spain
1968. Lupercus
      1. Lupercus of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
1969. Luperius
      1. Luperius/Liberius, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
1970. Lupicinus
      1. Lupicinus, abbot of Condat, Confessor
      2. Lupicinus, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      3. Lupicinus, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
1971. Lupicinus and Felix
      1. Lupicinus and Felix, bishops in France, Confessors
1972. Lupus
      1. Lupus, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      2. Lupus, Bishop of Sens, Confessor
      3. Lupus, Bishop of Troyes, Confessor
      4. Lupus, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      5. Lupus, martyr at Thessalonica
      6. Lupus/Lupulus, martyr at Caepua
1973. Lupus and Saturninus
      1. Lupus and Saturninus, martyrs at Capua
1974. Lutgard
      1. Lutgard, maiden mystic near Brussels
1975. Luxorius
      1. Luxorius, soldier, martyr in Sardinia
1976. Luxorius, Cisellus, and Camerinus
      1. Luxorius, Cisellus, and Camerinus, martyrs in Sardinia
1977. Lybosus
      1. Lybosus, martyr in Africa
1978. Lycarion
      1. Lycarion, martyr at Hermopolis in Egypt
      2. Lycarion, martyr at Tanis in Egypt
1979. Lydia
      1. Lydia Purpuraria, converted by Apostle Paul
      2. Lydia, martyr, wife of Philetas Syncleticus
1980. Macaria
      1. Macaria, martyr in northwestern Africa
1981. Macarius
      1. Macarius 'the Miracle Worker', Confessor
      2. Macarius I, Bishop of Jerusalem
      3. Macarius the Alexandrian/the Younger/Urbanus, archimandrite in the Nitrian desert
      4. Macarius the Elder/the Great, abbot in the desert of Scete in Egypt
      5. Macarius the Roman, hermit
      6. Macarius, Bishop of Antioch
      7. Macarius, Bishop of Girgenti in Sicily
      8. Macarius, Bishop of Paphos on Cyprus
      9. Macarius, Bishop of Paphos, Cyprus
      10. Macarius, Bishop of Petra in Palestine
      11. Macarius, identity uncertain
      12. Macarius, martyr
      13. Macarius, martyr at Alexandria
      14. Macarius, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      15. Macarius, martyr at Syria
      16. Macarius, priest, martyr at Alexandria
      17. Macarius, priest, martyr at Antioch
      18. Macarius, Roman martyr
      19. Ven. Macarius, identity uncertain
1982. Macarius and companions
      1. Macarius, Rufinus, Justus, and Rheophilus, Roman martyrs
1983. Macarius and Eugenius
      1. Macarius and Eugenius, martyrs at Antioch
1984. Macarius and Isidore
      1. Macarius and Isidore in Egypt
1985. Macarius and Julianus
      1. Macarius and Julianus, martyrs at Syria
1986. Macarius, Gregory, and Hermogenes
      1. Macarius, Gregory, and Hermogenes, bishops of Girgenti in Sicily
1987. Macedon
      1. Macedon, martyr, son of Philetas Syncleticus
1988. Macedonius
      1. Macedonius II, Patriarch of Constantinople
      2. Macedonius of Syria, hermit, Confessor
      3. Macedonius, martyr at Nicomedia
      4. Macedonius, martyr at Phrygia
1989. Macedonius, Patricia, and Modesta
      1. Macedonius, Patricia, and Modesta, martyrs at Nicomedia
1990. Macedonius, Theodulus, and Tatianus
      1. Macedonius, Theodulus, and Tatianus, martyrs at Phrygia
1991. Machabees
      1. The Machabees (Eleazar, mother Solomina and children), martyrs
      2. The Machabees/Maccabees (Eleazar, mother Solomina and children), martyrs
      3. The Machabees/Maccabees (Eleazar, Solomina and children), martyrs
      4. The Machabees/Maccabees (Eleazar, Solomina, and children), martyrs
      5. The Machabees/Maccabees, martyrs (Eleazar, mother Solomina and children)
      6. The Machabees/Maccabees, martyrs (Eleazar, Solomina, and children)
      7. The Machabees/Maccabees, martyrs (Eleazar, Solomina, and children), martyrs
1992. Maclovius
      1. Maclovius/Maclou/Malo/Machut, Bishop of Aleth, Confessor
1993. Macra
      1. Macra/Magra, maiden martyr near Reims
1994. Macrina
      1. Macrina the Elder, widow, grandmother of Basil and Gregory of Nyssa
      2. Macrina the Younger, maiden, sister of Basil the Great of Nyssa
      3. Macrina the Younger, sister of Basil the Great of Nyssa
1995. Macrinus
      1. Macrinus/Macrobius, martyr at Noviodunum
1996. Macrobius
      1. Macrobius, martyr
      2. Macrobius, martyr at Damascus
      3. Macrobius, martyr at Novidunum
      4. Macrobius, martyr at Novodudum
      5. Macrobius, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
1997. Macrobius and Gordianus
      1. Macrobius and Bishop Gordianus, martyrs, assisters at the trial of Zoticus, Helias and Lucianus
1998. Macrobius, Gordianus, and companions
      1. Macrobius, Bishop Gordianus, Zoticus, Helias and Lucianus, martyrs
      2. Macrobius, Bishop Gordianus, Zoticus, Helias, and Lucianus, martyrs
1999. Magi
      1. Caspar, Melchior, and Balthazar
2000. Magina
      1. Magina/Magnus, martyr in Africa
2001. Maginus
      1. Maginus, martyr at Tarragona
2002. Magloire
      1. Magloire, bishop at See of Dol in Brittany, Confessor
2003. Magneric
      1. Magneric, Bishop of Treves, Confessor
2004. Magnus
      1. Magnus Trinceri, archbishop of Milan
      2. Magnus, Bishop of Oderzo (Opitergium), Confessor
      3. Magnus, bishop, martyr at Anagni
      4. Magnus, martyr
      5. Magnus, martyr at Fossombrone in Italy
      6. Magnus, martyr at Terni, Italy
      7. Magnus, martyr at Utica
      8. Magnus, subdeacon, Roman martyr
2005. Magnus, Castus, and Maximus
      1. Magnus, Castus, and Maximus, martyrs at Utica
2006. maiden martyrs
      1. five maiden martyrs in Persia (Mary, Martha, Thecla, Zenaïs/Mariamne, and Nemmonia/Enneim
      2. five maiden martyrs in Persia (Mary, Martha, Thecla, Zenaïs/Mariamne, and Nemmonia/Enneim)
      3. Five Maiden Martyrs in Persia (Mary, Martha, Thecla, Zenaïs/Mariamne, and Nemmonia/Enneim)
      4. five maiden martyrs in Persia and companions
      5. five maiden martyrs tortured by their father Saul
      6. Five Virgin Martyrs tortured by their father Saul
      7. forty maiden martyrs at Antioch or Heraclea
      8. forty maiden martyrs of Adrianople in Macedonia
      9. Forty maiden martyrs of Adrianople in Macedonia
      10. Forty Maiden Martyrs of Adrianople in Macedonia
      11. Forty Maiden Martyrs of Adrianopol in Macedonia
      12. Forty Maiden Martyrs of Adrianopole in Macedonia
      13. forty maiden martyrs of Adrianopole in Macedonia
      14. many maiden martyrs in Africa under Hunneric
      15. seven maiden martyrs at Ancyra (Tecusa, Alexandria, Claudia, Phaine, Euphrasia, Matrona, and Julitta)
      16. seven maiden martyrs at Sirmium
      17. seven unnamed maiden martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia
      18. ten maiden martyrs at Nicomedia
      19. twenty maiden martyrs at Nicomedia under Diocletian
      20. two maiden martyrs by sword
2007. maiden martyrs and companions
      1. Seven maiden martyrs at Ancyra and their burier Theodotus, martyr
2008. Majolus
      1. Majolus/Mayeul, fourth abbot of Cluny, Confessor
2009. Major
      1. Major, Moorish martyr at Gaza
2010. Majoricus
      1. Majoricus, martyr at Carthage
2011. Malachi
      1. Malachi/Malachai, Last of the Lesser Prophets
      2. Malachi/Malachai, Last of the Minor Prophets
      3. Prophet Malachi/Malachai, Last of the Minor Prophets
2012. Malachy
      1. Malachy/Maelmhaedhoc O'Morgair, Bishop of Connor, Confessor
2013. Malchus
      1. Malchus of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, martyr
      2. Malchus, Greek saint
      3. Malchus, hermit at Maronia near Antioch, Confessor
      4. Malchus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
2014. Malpheta
      1. Malpheta/Malechta, martyr shot with arrows
2015. Malus
      1. Malus, hermit and miracle worker in the East
2016. Mamas
      1. Mamas, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      2. Mamas, martyr at Caesarea in Cappodocia
      3. Mamas, martyr at Darii
      4. Mamas, martyr by beheading
      5. Ven. Mamas, identity uncertain
2017. Mamas and Basiliscus
      1. Mamas and Basiliscus, martyrs at Darii
2018. Mamas, Pachomius, and Hilarion
      1. Mamas, Pachomius, and Hilarion
2019. Mamelchtina
      1. Mamelchta/Mamelta of Bethgarme in Persia, martyr
      2. Mamelchtina/Mamelta of Bethgarme in Persia, martyr
2020. Mamertus
      1. Mamertus, Archbishop of Vienne
2021. Mamica
      1. Mamica, martyr in Gotthia
2022. Mamilianus
      1. Mamilianus, Roman martyr
2023. Mamillus
      1. Mamillus, martyr in northwestern Africa
2024. Manahen
      1. Manahen, bishop, Confessor, foster brother of Herod Antipas, Tetrarch of Galilee
2025. Manatho
      1. Manatho/Ennatha, maiden martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      2. Manatho/Ennatha, maiden martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
2026. Mancius
      1. Mancius, martyr at Evora
2027. Mandales
      1. Mandales, martyr
2028. Mannaea
      1. Mannaea, martyr at Tomi
2029. Mansuetus
      1. Mansuetus, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
      2. Mansuetus, bishop of Byzacium (Tunis), martyr
      3. Mansuetus, Bishop of Uricita, martyr in Africa
      4. Mansuetus, martyr at Alexandria
      5. Mansuetus/Mansuy, first Bishop of Toul
2030. Mansuetus and companions
      1. Mansuetus and Companions, martyrs at Alexandria
2031. Manuel
      1. Manuel, Bishop of Adrianople, martyr
      2. Manuel, Bishop of Adrianople, martyr in Bulgaria
      3. Manuel, martyr, identity uncertain
      4. Manuel, Persian martyr
2032. Manuel, Peter, George, and companions
      1. Manuel, Peter, George, Leontius, Sionius, Gabriel, John, Leo, Parodus, and 337 companions, martyrs in Bulgaria
2033. Manuel, Sabel, and Ismael
      1. Manuel, Sabel, and Ismael, Persian martyrs
2034. Mappalicus
      1. Mappalicus, Protomartyr at Carthage
2035. Maprilis
      1. Maprilis, martyr at Porto Romano
2036. Marana
      1. Marana of Berea in Syria
      2. Marana of Berea in Syria, recluse and pilgrim
2037. Marana and Cyra
      1. Marana and Cyra of Berea in Syria
2038. Marcella
      1. Marcella, martyr at Alexandria
      2. Marcella, noble Roman widow
2039. Marcellianus
      1. Marcellianus, deacon martyr at Rome
      2. Marcellianus, deacon, martyr at Rome
      3. Marcellianus, martyr at Civitavecchia
2040. Marcellina
      1. Marcellina, nun, sister of Saint Ambrose
2041. Marcellinus
      1. Marcellinus, Bishop of Ancona, Confessor
      2. Marcellinus, Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
      3. Marcellinus, first Bishop of Embrun
      4. Marcellinus, martyr at Perugia
      5. Marcellinus, martyr at Tomis on the Black Sea
      6. Marcellinus, priest at Daventer, Confessor
      7. Marcellinus, Roman priest, martyr
      8. Marcellinus, tribune, martyr at Tomi
      9. Marcellinus, tribune, secretary of state to Emperor Honorius, martyr at Carthage
      10. Pope Marcellinus, martyr
2042. Marcellinus and companions
      1. Marcellinus, Claudius, Cyrinus, and Antoninus, martyrs
2043. Marcellinus and family
      1. Marcellinus, Mannaea, John, Serapion, and Peter, martyrs at Tomi
2044. Marcellinus and Peter
      1. Marcellinus and Peter, Roman martyrs
2045. Marcellus
      1. Marcellus of Apamea, abbot in Syria
      2. Marcellus of Apamea, Abbot in Syria
      3. Marcellus of the Machabee children, martyr
      4. Marcellus, Bishop of Die, Confessor
      5. Marcellus, Bishop of Paris, Confessor
      6. Marcellus, Bishop of Sicily, martyr
      7. Marcellus, Bishop of Treves and Tongres, martyr
      8. Marcellus, bishop, martyr at Apamea in Cyprus
      9. Marcellus, bishop, martyr at Apamea in Syria
      10. Marcellus, deacon, martyr at Assisi
      11. Marcellus, deacon, Roman martyr
      12. Marcellus, disciple of Simon Magus, converted by Peter, martyr at Rome
      13. Marcellus, Greek martyr
      14. Marcellus, martyr
      15. Marcellus, martyr at Argenton
      16. Marcellus, martyr at Capua
      17. Marcellus, martyr at Chalons-sur-Saone
      18. Marcellus, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
      19. Marcellus, martyr at Tangier
      20. Marcellus, martyr in Greece
      21. Marcellus, martyr in Proconsular Africa
      22. Marcellus, martyr, identity uncertain
      23. Marcellus, priest, martyr at Nicomedia
      24. Pope Marcellus I, martyr
2046. Marcellus and Anastasius
      1. Marcellus and Anastasius, martyrs at Argenton
2047. Marcellus and Antonius
      1. Marcellus and Antonius, martyrs at Perge in Pamphylia
2048. Marcellus and Apuleius
      1. Marcellus and Apuleius, disciples of Simon Magus, converted by Peter, marytrs at Rome
2049. Marcellus and companions
      1. Marcellus, bishop, and unspecified companions, martyrs at Apamea in Syria
      2. Marcellus, Castus, Emilius, and Saturninus, martyrs at Puglia or Capua
2050. Marcellus, Dasius, and Myron
      1. Marcellus, Dasius, and Myron, Greek martyrs
2051. Marcia
      1. Marcia of Caesaria, martyr in Palestine
      2. Marcia, martyr
      3. Marcia, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      4. Marcia, martyr at Syracuse
      5. Marcia, martyr in Campania
2052. Marciana
      1. Greek Empress Marciana, buried at the Church of the Apostles in Constantinople
      2. Marciana, Greek Empress
      3. Marciana, maiden martyr at Toledo
      4. Marciana, maiden martyr in Mauretania
      5. Marciana, soldier's wife, martyr at Ancyra
2053. Marcianus
      1. Emperor Marcianus, assembler of the Fourth Ecumenical Council
      2. Marcianus of Cyrrhus, hermit in Syria
      3. Marcianus Theophorus
      4. Marcianus, Bishop of Heraclea, martyr
      5. Marcianus, Bishop of Syracuse, martyr
      6. Marcianus, deacon, Roman martyr
      7. Marcianus, first Bishop of Tortona and Piedmont, martyr
      8. Marcianus, fourth Bishop of Ravenna
      9. Marcianus, identity uncertain
      10. Marcianus, layman, martyr on the Via Flaminia
      11. Marcianus, martyr at Alexandria
      12. Marcianus, martyr at Atina in Campania
      13. Marcianus, martyr at Constantinople
      14. Marcianus, martyr at Iconium in Lycaonia
      15. Marcianus, martyr at Nicomedia
      16. Marcianus, martyr at Tomi (Constanţa) or at Dorostolum
      17. Marcianus, martyr iat Tomi (Constanţa) or at Durostolum
      18. Marcianus, martyr in Africa
      19. Marcianus, martyr in Egypt
      20. Marcianus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      21. Marcianus, notary, martyr at Constantinople
      22. Marcianus, priest and treasurer of the Great Church Hagia Sophia
      23. Marcianus, priest in France, Confessor
      24. Marcianus/Marianus, deacon, Roman martyr
      25. Marcianus/Mark of Cyrrhus, hermit in Syria
2054. Marcianus and Agapius
      1. Marcianus of Cyrrhus and disciple Agapius/Agapitus
      2. Marcianus of Cyrrhus, hermit in Syria, and disciple Agapius/Agapitus
2055. Marcianus and companions
      1. Marcianus, Nicander, and companions (Apollonius, Leonides, Arrhius, Gorgius, Hyperechius, Selenias, Irene, and Pammon), martyrs in Egypt
      2. Marcianus, Nicander, Apollonius, Arrhius, Gorgius, Hyperechius, Selenias, Irene, and Pammon, martyrs in Egypt
2056. Marcianus and Martyrius
      1. Marcianus, notary, and Martyrius, hypodeacon, martyrs at Constantinople
      2. Marcianus, notary, and Martyrius, hypodeacon,martyrs at Constantinople
2057. Marcianus and Nicander
      1. Marcianus and Nicander, martyrs at Atina in Campania
      2. Marcianus and Nicander, martyrs at Tomi in Scythia or at Dorostolum
      3. Marcianus and Nicander, martyrs at Tomi or at Dorostolum
      4. Marcianus and Nicander, martyrss at Tomi or at Durostolum
      5. Nicander and Marcianus, martyrs at Tomi or at Dorostolum
2058. Marcianus and Pulcheria
      1. Emperor Marcianus and Empress Pulcheria
2059. Marcianus, Nicander, Apollonius, and companions
      1. Marcianus, Apollonius, Arrhius, Gorgius, Hyperechius, Selenias, Irene, and Pammon, martyrs in Egypt
      2. Marcianus, Nicander, Apollonius, and companions, martyrs in Egypt
2060. Marcionilla
      1. Marcionilla, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
2061. Marcius
      1. Marcius, martyr
      2. Marcius/Martinus/Martius/Marcus the Solitary, hermit in Roman Campania
2062. Marcus
      1. Marcus, African bishop, martyr
      2. Marcus, martyr
      3. Marcus, martyr at Alexandria
      4. Marcus, martyr at Nicea
      5. Marcus, martyr at Sorrento
      6. Marcus, martyr dragged by horses
      7. Marcus, martyr in Africa
2063. Marcus, Marcianus, and companions
      1. Marcus, Marcianus, and innumerable companions, martyrs at Alexandria
2064. Marcus, Sotericus, and Valentinus
      1. Marcus, Sotericus, and Valentinus, martyrs dragged by horses
2065. Mardarius
      1. Mardarius, martyr
2066. Mardonius
      1. Mardonius, martyr at Neocaesarea in Mauretania
      2. Mardonius, priest, martyr at Nicomedia
2067. Mardonius and companions
      1. Mardonius and companions (Smaragdus, Migdonius, Hilarus, Eugenius, Maximus, Romana, Dorotheus, and Petrus), martyrs at Nicodemia
      2. Mardonius and companions (Smaragdus, Migdonius, Hilarus, Eugenius, Maximus, Romana, Dorotheus, and Petrus), martyrs at Nicomedia
      3. Mardonius and companions (Smaragdus, Mygdonius, Hilarus, Eugenius, Maximus, Romana, Dorotheus, and Petrus), martyrs at Nicodemia
2068. Mardonius, Musonius, Eugenius, and Metellus
      1. Mardonius, Musonius, Eugenius, and Metellus, martyrs at Neocaesarea in Mauretania
2069. Mareas
      1. Mareas, bishop, martyr in Persia
2070. Mareas and companions
      1. Mareas, Bicor, twenty bishops, two hundred fifty ecclesiastics, many monks and nuns, including Tarbo, martyrs in Persia
2071. Margaret
      1. Margaret, Queen of Scotland
2072. Mariamne
      1. Mariamne, sister of Apostle Paul
      2. Mariamne, sister of Apostle Philip
2073. Marianus
      1. Marianus, lector, martyr at Lambesa in Numidia
      2. Marianus, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Marianus, recluse near Evaux in France, Confessor
2074. Marianus and James
      1. Marianus and James, martyrs at Lambesa in Numidia
2075. Marina
      1. Marina, maiden martyr in Galicia, Spain
      2. Marina, martyr, also known as Mary
      3. Marina, Megalomartyr of Antioch
      4. Marina/Margaret, Megalomartyr of Antioch
      5. Marina/Margareta, Megalomartyr of Antioch
      6. Marina/Margarita, maiden martyr at Alexandria
2076. Marinus
      1. Marinus, deacon and patron of the Republic of San Marino
      2. Marinus, martyr at Anazarbus, Cilicia
      3. Marinus, martyr at Rome
      4. Marinus, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
      5. Marinus, martyr at Tomi
      6. Marinus, martyr in Caesaria
      7. Marinus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      8. Marinus, Roman senator, martyr
      9. Marinus, soldier, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      10. Marinus/Amarinus, martyr in France
      11. Marinus/Marianus, Greek martyr by beheading
2077. Marinus and Asterius
      1. Marinus and Asterius, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
2078. Marinus, Theodotus, and Sedopha
      1. Marinus, Theodotus, and Sedopha, martyrs at Tomi
2079. Marius
      1. Marius, martyr near Rome
2080. Marius, Martha, and sons
      1. Marius, Martha, and sons, martyrs near Rome
2081. Mark
      1. Another Mark, martyr at Antioch in Pisidia
      2. Apostle Mark the Evangelist
      3. John Mark, bishop, disciple of Paul
      4. John Mark, bishop, disciple of the Apostles
      5. Mark of Athens, hermit
      6. Mark of Calitene, martyr
      7. Mark of Triglia, Confessor
      8. Mark the Confessor
      9. Mark the Faster, Confessor in Egypt
      10. Mark the Faster, Confessor, in Egypt
      11. Mark the Galilean, first Bishop of Atina, martyr
      12. Mark, Bishop of Arethusa on Mt. Lebanon, martyr
      13. Mark, deacon martyr at Rome
      14. Mark, first Gentile Bishop of Jerusalem, Confessor
      15. Mark, martyr
      16. Mark, martyr at Antiocch in Pisidia
      17. Mark, martyr at Antioch in Pisidia
      18. Mark, martyr at Calytus
      19. Mark, martyr in Africa
      20. Mark, military companion of the forty-six soldiers, Roman martyr
      21. Mark, Roman martyr
      22. Mark/Marcus the Deafmute
      23. Pope Mark I, Confessor
2082. Mark and companions
      1. Mark, Mucianus/Mocius, Paul, and another, martyrs
2083. Mark and Cyril
      1. Mark, Bishop of Arethusa, and Cyril, Deacon of Heliopolis
      2. Mark, Bishop of Arethusa, and Cyril, Deacon of Heliopolis, martyrs
2084. Mark and Marcellianus
      1. Mark and Marcellianus, twin deacon martyrs at Rome
2085. Mark and Mucianus
      1. Mark and Mucianus, martyrs
      2. Mark and Mucianusr, martyrs
2086. Mark and Timothy
      1. Mark and Timothy, Roman martyrs
2087. Mark, Cyril, and others
      1. Mark, Bishop of Arethusa on Mt. Lebanon, Cyril, Deacon of Heliopolis, and others, martyrs
      2. Mark, Bishop of Arethusa, Cyril, Deacon of Heliopolis, and others, martyrs
2088. Mark, Mucianus, Paul, and boy
      1. Mark, Mucianus, Paul, and boy, martyrs
2089. Maro
      1. (John) Maro, hermit, Confessor
      2. Maro, Bishop of Naples
      3. Maro, martyr on the Salarian Way
2090. Maro, Eutyches, and Victorinus
      1. Maro, Eutyches, and Victorinus, martyrs
2091. Marolus
      1. Marolus, Archbishop of Milan
2092. Marona
      1. Ven. Marona, identity uncertain
2093. Marotas
      1. Marotas/Maruthas, martyr in Persia
2094. Martana
      1. Martana, Roman martyr
2095. Martha
      1. Martha, maiden martyr at Astorga, Spain
      2. Martha, maiden martyr at Cologne
      3. Martha, maiden martyr in Persia
      4. Martha, martyr at Constantinople
      5. Martha, martyr at Tanis in Egypt
      6. Martha, martyr near Rome
      7. Martha, martyr, identity uncertain
      8. Martha, mother of Simeon Stylites (the Younger(
      9. Martha, mother of Simeon Stylites (the Younger)
      10. Martha, mother of Simeon Stylites the Younger
      11. Martha, Mother of Simeon Stylites the Younger
      12. Martha, mother of Simeon the Younger
      13. Martha, mother of Simeon the Younger, Stylite
      14. Martha, other of Simeon the Younger
      15. Martha, sister of Lazarus
      16. Martha/Mary, Confessor
      17. Ven. Martha, identity uncertain
2096. Martha and Mary
      1. Martha and Mary, martyrs at Tanis in Egypt
2097. Martha, Mary, and Lycarion
      1. Martha, Mary, and Lycarion, sibling martyrs at Tanis in Egypt
2098. Martha, Saula, and companions
      1. Martha, Saula, and companions, martyrs at Cologne
2099. Martialis
      1. Martialis of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      2. Martialis, Bishop of Limoges
      3. Martialis, martyr at Cordova
      4. Martialis, martyr at Porto Romano
      5. Martialis, martyr in Africa
      6. Martialis, one of the Seven Brothers, Roman martyrs
2100. Martialis and companions
      1. Martialis, Saturninus, Epictetus, Maprilis, Felix, and other companions, martyrs at Porto Romano
2101. Martialis, Alpinianus, and Austriclinianus
      1. Martialis, Bishop of Limoges, and the priests Alpinianus and Austriclinianus
2102. Martialis, Laurentius, and companions
      1. Martialis, Laurentius, and twenty companions, martyrs in Africa
2103. Martianus
      1. Martianus the Seven Sleepers, martyr
      2. Martianus, one of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
2104. Martin
      1. Martin of Vertou, abbot, Confessor
      2. Martin, Bishop of Lyon
      3. Martin, Bishop of Phrygia, identity uncertain
      4. Martin, Bishop of Tongres, Confessor
      5. Martin, Bishop of Tours, Confessor
      6. Martin, Bishop of Tours, Gaul
      7. Martin, Bishop of Treves, martyr
      8. Martin, Bishop of Vienne
      9. Martin, Greek martyr
      10. Martin, identity uncertain
      11. Pope Martin I
      12. Pope Martin I, martyr
2105. Martin and Nicholas
      1. Martin and Nicholas, Greek martyrs
2106. Martina
      1. Martina, maiden martyr at Rome
2107. Martinianus
      1. Martinianus of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, martyr
      2. Martinianus, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
      3. Martinianus, Confessor, hermit in Caesaria, Palestine
      4. Martinianus, hermit in Areobindi, Constantinople
      5. Martinianus, martyr in Africa
      6. Martinianus, Roman martyr
2108. Martinianus, Saturianus, brothers, and Maxima
      1. Martinianus, Saturianus, their two brothers, and Maxima, martyrs in Africa
2109. Martinius
      1. Venerable Martinius, identity uncertain
2110. martyrdom
      1. Martyrdom of Apostle Andrew
      2. Martyrdom of Apostle James the Greater, Brother of Jesus
      3. Martyrdom of Apostle Matthew the Evangelist
      4. Martyrdom of Apostle Thomas
      5. Martyrdom of Apostle Timothy
      6. Martyrdom of Arethas the Governor and companions
      7. Martyrdom of Basiliscus
      8. Martyrdom of Eugenia
      9. Martyrdom of Irenaeus
      10. Martyrdom of Irenarchus
      11. Martyrdom of Jonah, Barajesus, and others
      12. Martyrdom of Marcellus
      13. Martyrdom of Pionius
      14. Martyrdom of Prophet Isaiah
      15. martyrdom of Prophet Isaiah
      16. Martyrdom of Sabinus
      17. Martyrdom of the Forty Martyrs at Sebaste
      18. Martyrdom of the forty-two martyrs of Amorion, Syria
      19. Martyrdom of Trophimus and Eucarpius
      20. Mmartyrdom of Apostle James the Greaterр
2111. Martyrius
      1. Martyrius, Benedictine monk in Valeria
      2. Martyrius, hypodeacon, martyr at Constantinople
      3. Martyrius, identity uncertain
      4. Martyrius, lector, martyr at Pinianus in Osimo
2112. martyrs
      1. 1053/1003 martyrs at Nicomedia
      2. 20,000 martyrs in Nicomedia burned at Christmas under Maximianus
      3. 42 Martyrs of Amorion, Syria
      4. 42 Martyrs of Amorion, Syria (Theodore Craterus, Constantine Drungarius, Callistus, Theophilus, Bassoes, et al.)
      5. 45 martyrs at Nicopolis in Armenia
      6. 50/35/8 Martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
      7. 80 martyrs in Byzantium, burned in a boat
      8. all Christians martyred by hunger, thirst, the sword, or cold
      9. all Christians martyred by hunger, thirst, the sword, or coldt
      10. all martyrs who died in captivity in Persia under Sapor
      11. all new martyrs
      12. eight martyrs at Nicea
      13. eight/fifty/thirty-five martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
      14. eighteen martyrs of Saragossa (Optatus, Lupercus, Successus, Martialis, Urbanus, Julia, Quintilianus, Publius, Fronto, Felix, Cecilianus, Eventius, Apodemius, and four Saturnini
      15. eighty martyrs in Campania under the Lombards
      16. fForty-five martyrs at Nicopolis in Armenia
      17. Fifteen martyrs in a burning boat
      18. Fifty orators, martyrs
      19. Five hundred male and 130 female martyrs at Nicomedia, converted during Juliana’s martyrdom
      20. Forty Martyrs at Sebaste
      21. forty martyrs at Sebaste
      22. forty martyrs at Sophianai
      23. forty martyrs beheaded in Egypt under Diocletian
      24. Forty Martyrs, identity uncertain
      25. forty of the martyrs of Amorion, Syria (Constantine Drungarius, Callistus, Bassoes, et al.)
      26. forty-five martyrs at Nicopolis in Armenia
      27. forty-nine martyrs at Chalcedon
      28. forty-seven Roman martyrs baptized by Apostle Peter
      29. forty-two martyrs in Persia
      30. forty-two martyrs of Amorion, Syria
      31. forty-two martyrs of Amorion, Syria (Theodore Craterus, Constantine Drungarius, Callistus, Theophilus, Bassoes, and thirty-seven others)
      32. forty-two martyrs of Amorion, Syria (Theodore Craterus, Constantine Drungarius, Callistus, Theophilus, Bassoes, et al.)
      33. Forty/four martyrs at Tyre
      34. Four Crowned Martyrs in Pannonia (Symphronius, Claudius, Nicostratus, and Castor) and Simplicius
      35. Homerite martyrs under the tyrant Dunaan in Arabia
      36. innumerable martyrs at Saragossa in Spain
      37. innumerable martyrs at Treve under Diocletion by order of Rictiovarus
      38. many thousands of martyrs at Nicomedia
      39. martyrs at Alexandria during the plague of 261-263
      40. martyrs at Alexandria under the prefect Philagrius
      41. martyrs at Alexandria under Theodosius I
      42. martyrs at Alexandria under Valerianus
      43. martyrs at Alexandria, killed by the Arians under Syrianus
      44. martyrs at Antioch in 303
      45. martyrs at Calytus (Alphaeus, Alexander, Zosimas, Mark, Nicon, Neon, Heliodorus, and soldiers or boys and girls)
      46. Martyrs at Calytus (Alphaeus, Alexander, Zosimas, Mark, Nicon, Neon, Heliodorus, and soldiers or boys and girls)
      47. martyrs at Cappadocia in Asia Minor
      48. martyrs at Constantinople during the reign of Constantius II
      49. martyrs at Massylia in Numidia
      50. martyrs at Nicomedia under Diocletian
      51. martyrs at Nicomedia under Maximianus (Glycerius the priest, Zeno, Theophilus the deacon, Dorotheus, Mardonius, Migdonius the deacon, Indes, Gorgonius, Peter, Agathius, Domna, Theophila, and Euthymius)
      52. martyrs at Numidia
      53. martyrs at Pontus
      54. martyrs at Rome during reign of Alexander
      55. martyrs at Rome under Nero
      56. Martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
      57. Martyrs at the St. Theonas Church in Alexandria
      58. martyrs at Tyre under Diocletian
      59. martyrs for the Icon of Christ (Julianus, Marcianus, Gregory, John, James, Alexius, Demetrius, Photius, Peter, and Leontius)
      60. martyrs in Africa under King Geiseric
      61. martyrs in Africa under Severus
      62. martyrs in Arabia under Maximinus
      63. martyrs in Mesopotamia under Galerius
      64. martyrs in Persia under King Cabades
      65. martyrs in Thebaid, Egypt under Diocletian
      66. Martyrs killed by Aryans in Africa
      67. martyrs killed by the Bulgars under Nicephorus
      68. Martyrs killed by the Bulgars under Nicephorus
      69. Martyrs of Maiperkat/Martyropolis and Maruthas, Confessor, Bishop of Maiperkat (Tagrit, Martyropolis) in Mesopotamia
      70. Martyrs of Martyropolis/Maiperkat
      71. martyrs of Martyropolis/Maiperkat
      72. martyrs of Martyropolis/Maiperkat in Mesopotamia
      73. martyrs of the Thebaid in Egypt under Diocletian
      74. martyrs whose relics were discovered before the Gate of Eugene, near Constantinople
      75. martyrs whose relics were discovered before the Gate of Eugenia, near Constantinople
      76. martyrs, identity uncertain
      77. monks and laity martyred in India under King Abenner
      78. monks and other martyrs at Palestine under the Saracens
      79. Mother and daughter, martyrs by sword
      80. nine hundred martyrs at Rome
      81. nine martyrs burned alive
      82. Nine martyrs by sword and fire
      83. nine martyrs of Cyzica
      84. nine martyrs of Cyzicus (Theognes, Rufus, Antipater, Theostichus, Artemas, Magnus, Theodotus, Thamasius, and Philemon)
      85. nine martyrs of Cyzicus (Theognis, Rufus, Antipater, Theostichus, Artemas, Magnus, Theodotus, Thamasius, and Philemon)
      86. one hundred fifty martyrs in Palestine
      87. One hundred fifty martyrs in Palestine
      88. one hundred twenty martyrs of Persia
      89. one hundred twenty martyrs of Persia (Greek soldiers)
      90. one thousand (fifty) three martyrs at Nicomedia
      91. one thousand five hundred twenty-five martyrs in Piceno
      92. one thousand four hundred eighty martyrs at Samaria
      93. one thousand martyrs by beheading
      94. one thousand martyrs in Persia
      95. one/ten thousand martyrs at Nicomedia under Diocletian
      96. other infant martyrs under Valerianus
      97. Roman martyrs under Diocletian who refused to give up sacred books
      98. Roman martyrs under the prefect Aurelianus
      99. Seventy martyrs by sword
      100. seventy-nine martyrs in Sicily under Diocletian
      101. seventy-two martyrs at Sirmium in Pannonia
      102. Six hundred seventy martyrs
      103. six martyrs by fire at Phrygia
      104. six martyrs by sword in Egypt
      105. Six other martyrs
      106. sixty martyrs at Colonia Suffetulana in Africa
      107. ten martyrs of Crete
      108. Ten Martyrs of Crete
      109. Ten Martyrs of Crete (Theodulus, Saturninus, Euporus, Gelasius, Eunicianus, Zoticus, Cleomenes, Agathopus, Basilides, and Evaristus)
      110. Ten Martyrs of Crete (Theodulus, Saturninus, Euporus, Gelasius, Eunicianus, Zoticus, Pompeius, Agathopus, Basilides, and Evaristus)
      111. ten marytrs at Theopolis in Bithynia
      112. ten thousand martyrs at Antioch under Decius
      113. ten thousand martyrs at Mount Ararat
      114. Thirty Soldiers, Roman martyrs
      115. thirty-eight Crowned Martyrs, at Rome
      116. thirty-eight martyrs killed by the sword under Julianus
      117. thirty-seven martyrs in Thrace
      118. thirty-three martyrs at Meletia in Armenia
      119. thirty-three martyrs at Meletine in Armenia
      120. thirty-three martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
      121. Thirty-three martyrs at Melitene in Armenia
      122. thirty-three martyrs at Nicomedia
      123. thirty-three martyrs in Palestine
      124. three hundred fifty monks martyred in Syria
      125. Three hundred martyrs in Africa
      126. three hundred martyrs near Carthage (Massa Candida)
      127. three hundred ten martyrs in Persia
      128. Three unidentified martyrs at Meletine
      129. twenty martyrs at Tarsus in Cilicia
      130. twenty thousand martyrs burned at Christmas under Maximianus
      131. twenty thousand martyrs burned at Christmas under Maximilius
      132. Twenty-eight unidentified martyrs
      133. twenty-six martyrs in Gothia (Bathusus, Bercus and children, Arpilus, Abibus, Agnus, Reasus, Igathrax, Iskous, Silas, Signicus, Sonorilus, Suimbalus, Thermus, Phillus, Anne, Allades, Larissa, Monco, Mamica, Uirko, and Aniamaïs)
      134. twenty-six martyrs in Gothia (Bathusus, Bercus, and children, Arpilus, Abibus, Agnus, Reasus, Igathrax, Iskous, Silas, Signicus, Sonorilus, Suimbalus, Thermus, Phillus, Anne, Allades, Larissa, Monco, Mamica, Uirko, and Animaïs)
      135. twenty-six martyrs in Gothia (priests Bathusus and Bercus and their two sons and two daughters, monk Arpilus, laymen Abibus, Agnus, Reasus, Vias, Igathrax, Iskous, Silas, Signicus, Sonorilus, Suimbalus, Thermus, Phillus, and women Anne and Allades, Larissa and Monco, Mamica, Uirco, and Aniamaïs)
      136. twenty-three Roman martyrs under Diocletian
      137. Two hunded martyrs by sword
      138. two hundred seventy companions of Cecra, martyrs in Africa
      139. two hundred sixty martyrs at Rome under Claudius
      140. two hundred sixty-two martyrs at Rome
      141. two hundred sixty-two martyrs at Rome under Claudius
      142. two hundred twenty martyrs in Africa
      143. two martyrs by clubbing in Phrygia
      144. Two martyrs by drowning at Parion
      145. Two soldiers in Thrace, martyrs by stoning
      146. two unnamed martyrs in Thrace
      147. unidentified martyrs
      148. Unidentified woman and her two children, martyrs by fire
      149. Unnamed father and son, martyrs by crucifixion
      150. unspecified martyrs at Tarsus
      151. unspecified martyrs at Tarsus and companions
      152. women martyrs at Emesa in Syria under the Arab chieftain Mady
2113. martyrs of Martyropolis and Bishop Maruthas
      1. martyrs of Maiperkat/Martyropolis and Maruthas, Confessor, Bishop of Maiperkat (Tagrit, Martyropolis) in Mesopotamia
      2. martyrs of Martyropolis/Maiperkat and Bishop Maruthas
2114. martyrs, others, confessors, virgins
      1. Many other Martyrs, Confessors, and Virgins
2115. Marus
      1. Ven. Marus, cantor (d. 5th cen. near Kyros)s
2116. Maruthas
      1. Maruthas, Bishop of Maiperkat (Tagrit, Martyropolis), Confessor
      2. Maruthas, Bishop of Maiperkat (Tagrit/Martyropolis) in Mesopotamia, Confessor
      3. Maruthas, Confessor, Bishop of Maiperkat (Tagrit/Martyropolis) in Mesopotamia
2117. Mary
      1. Mary Cleophae, sister-in-law of the Virgin Mary, one of the Three Marys
      2. Mary Magdalene
      3. Mary of Egypt, Penitent
      4. Mary Salome, present at the crucifixion and at the tomb
      5. Mary Salome, sister-in-law of the Virgin Mary
      6. Mary, maiden martyr at Constantinople
      7. Mary, maiden martyr at Seville
      8. Mary, maiden martyr in Persia
      9. Mary, martyr at Nicomedia
      10. Mary, martyr at Tanis in Egypt
      11. Mary, mother of Mark the Evangelist, or of John Mark
      12. Mary, niece of Abraham the Great, martyr
      13. Mary, Roman martyr
      14. Mary, sister of Lazarus
      15. Mary, slave to Tertullus
      16. Mary/Martha
      17. Mary/Martha, Confessor
      18. Mary/Martha, wife of Xenophon
      19. the Virgin Mary
      20. the Virgin Maryn
      21. Virgin Mary
2118. Mary and Gabriel
      1. Virgin Mary and Archangel Gabriel
2119. Mary and Martha
      1. Mary and Martha of the Five Maiden Martyrs in Persia
      2. Mary and Martha, sisters of Lazarus
2120. Mascula
      1. Mascula Archimimus, actor and theater manager, martyr in Africa
2121. massacre
      1. massacre of Emperor Nicephorus I and many others in Bulgaria (811)
2122. Maternus
      1. Maternus, Bishop of Milan, Confessor
      2. Maternus, first Bishop of Cologne
2123. Mathildis
      1. Mathildis, wife of King Henry I of Germany, mother of Emperor Otto I
2124. Mathima
      1. Ven. Mathima
2125. Matrona
      1. Matrona of Perge in Pamphylia
      2. Matrona, identity uncertain
      3. Matrona, maiden martyr at Amisus, near Pontus
      4. Matrona, maiden martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
      5. Matrona, maiden martyr at Thessalonica
      6. Matrona, maiden martyr of Aminsus (Amysus)
      7. Matrona, martyr at Thessalonica
      8. Ven. Matrona of Perge in Pamphylia
2126. Matrona and Marona
      1. Ven. Matrona and Marona
2127. Matronianus
      1. Matronianus, hermit near Milan
2128. Matthew
      1. Apostle Matthew the Evangelist
      2. Matthew, Camaldolese monk, martyr in Poland
      3. Matthew, identity uncertain
      4. Matthew, martyr in Lydia (Asia Minor)
2129. Matthias
      1. Matthias, eighth Bishop of Jerusalem
2130. Maturin
      1. Maturin, priest at Larchani in Sens (Meaux), Confessor
2131. Maturus
      1. Maturus, martyr at Lyon
2132. Maura
      1. Maura, maiden martyr at Constantinople
      2. Maura, martyr at Penapeis in Egypt
      3. Maura, martyr at Penapeis in Egypt husband
      4. Maura, martyr at Ravenna
      5. Maura, martyr by sword
2133. Maurice
      1. Emperor Maurice/Maurikios Flavius Tiberius, martyr
      2. Emperor Maurice/Maurikios Flavius Tiburius, martyr
      3. Emperor Maurice/Maurikios Flavius Tiburtius, martyr
      4. Maurice, martyr at Apamea
      5. Maurice, primicerius of Theban Legion, martyr at Agaunum
2134. Maurice and soldiers
      1. Maurice and seventy soldiers, martyrs at Apamea
2135. Mauricius
      1. Mauricius, identity uncertain
      2. Mauricius, martyr at Nicopolis in Armenia
      3. Mauricius/Maurice, Greek martyr
2136. Maurilius
      1. Maurilius, Bishop of Angers, Confessor
2137. Maurinus
      1. Maurinus, abbot, martyr at Cologne
2138. Maurus
      1. Maurus 'the African', martyr at Rome
      2. Maurus II, Bishop of Cesena
      3. Maurus, abbot, deacon
      4. Maurus, Bishop of Bisceglie, martyr
      5. Maurus, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      6. Maurus, converted by Chrysanthus, Roman martyr
      7. Maurus, priest, martyr at Reims
      8. Maurus, Roman martyr
      9. Maurus, Roman soldier, martyr
      10. Maurus, second Bishop of Verdun
      11. Maurus/Marius/Maire, Abbot of Bondon
2139. Maurus and companions
      1. Maurus and companions, martyrs at Reims
2140. Maurus, Pantaleon, and Sergius
      1. Maurus, Pantaleon, and Sergius, martyrs
2141. Mavilus
      1. Mavilus/Majulus, martyr at Adrumetum in Africa
2142. Maxentius
      1. Maxentius, Bishop of Poitiers, Confessor
      2. Maxentius, martyr at Treves
2143. Maxentius and companions
      1. Maxentius, Constantius, Crescentius, Justinus, and others, martyrs at Treves
2144. Maxima
      1. Maxima, maiden
      2. Maxima, maiden martyr at Tuburbum Lucernariae in Africa
      3. Maxima, martyr at Lisbon
      4. Maxima, martyr at Sirmium
      5. Maxima, martyr in northwestern Africa
      6. Maxima, Roman martyr, covnerted by Ansanus
      7. Maxima, wife of Martinianus, Confessor
2145. Maxima, Donatilla, and Secunda
      1. Maxima, Donatilla, and Secunda, maiden martyrs at Turburbum Lucernariae in Africa
2146. Maximianus
      1. Maximianus of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, martyr
      2. Maximianus, Bishop of Bagaia (Bagae) in Numidia
      3. Maximianus, Bishop of Syracuse, Confessor
      4. Maximianus, martyr at Antioch
      5. Maximianus, Patriarch of Constantinople
      6. Maximianus/Maximilianus, Patriarch of Constantinople
      7. Maximianus/Maximus, Archbishop of Ravenna, Confessor
2147. Maximilian
      1. Maximilian, Bishop of Lorch and Apostle of Noricum, martyr at Cilli in Styria (southeastern Austria)
      2. Maximilian, bishop, martyr in Italy
2148. Maximilian and Valentine
      1. Maximilian and Valentine, bishops
2149. Maximilianus
      1. Maximilianus of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
      2. Maximilianus, one of the Seven Sleepers, martryr
      3. Maximilianus/Maximianus, priest, martyr at Beauvais
2150. Maximinus
      1. Maximinus, Bishop of Treves, Confessor
      2. Maximinus, first Bishop of Aix, Confessor
      3. Maximinus/Mesmin, second abbot of Micy, diocese of Orléans
2151. Maximus
      1. Maximus Capiclanius, jailer, martyr
      2. Maximus I, Bishop of Pavia
      3. Maximus the Confessor (Theologian)
      4. Maximus the Confessor/Theologian
      5. Maximus the Confessor/Theologian)
      6. Maximus Vitalianus, Bishop of Padua, Confessor
      7. Maximus, abbot of Chinon, Confessor
      8. Maximus, Bishop of Jerusalem, Confessor
      9. Maximus, Bishop of Mayence
      10. Maximus, Bishop of Nola
      11. Maximus, Bishop of Reji (Reiz) in Provence
      12. Maximus, Bishop of Turin
      13. Maximus, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      14. Maximus, boy martyr at Carthage
      15. Maximus, deacon, martyr at Avia, near Aquila
      16. Maximus, fifteenth Bishop of Alexandria
      17. Maximus, identity uncertain
      18. Maximus, imperial bodyguard, martyr at Antioch
      19. Maximus, martyr
      20. Maximus, martyr at Apamea in Phrygia
      21. Maximus, martyr at Carthage
      22. Maximus, martyr at Cyzicus
      23. Maximus, martyr at Damascus
      24. Maximus, martyr at Dorostolum (Silistra)
      25. Maximus, martyr at Dorostolum (Silistria)
      26. Maximus, martyr at Ostia Tibernia
      27. Maximus, martyr at Philippopolis
      28. Maximus, martyr at Rome
      29. Maximus, martyr at Saltus near Philippopolis
      30. Maximus, martyr at Utica
      31. Maximus, martyr at Vasso
      32. Maximus, martyr in proconsular Africa
      33. Maximus, martyr under Decius
      34. Maximus, martyr, identity uncertain
      35. Maximus, nobleman of Corduena in Persia, martyr
      36. Maximus, priest, martyr at Ostia Tiberina
      37. Maximus, priest, Roman martyr
      38. Maximus, Roman martyr
      39. Ven. Maximus of Syria (4th cen.)
      40. Ven. Maximus, identity uncertain
2152. Maximus and Diomedes
      1. Maximus the Confessor and Diomedes the Physician, martyr
2153. Maximus and Olympias
      1. Maximus and Olympias, noblemen of Corduena in Persia, martyrs
2154. Maximus and the Anastasiuses
      1. Maximus the Confessor/Theologian and two Anastasiuses, martyrs
2155. Maximus and Theodotus
      1. Maximus and Theodotus, martyrs at Saltus near Philippopolis
2156. Maximus, Bassus, and Fabius
      1. Maximus, Bassus, and Fabius, Roman martyrs
2157. Maximus, Claudius, and family
      1. Maximus, Claudius, and family (Praepedigna, Alexander, and Cutias), martyrs at Ostia Tiberina
2158. Maximus, Theodorus, and Asclepiodotes
      1. Maximus, Theodorus, and Asclepiodotes, martyrs at Saltus near Philippopolis
2159. Maximus, Theodotus, and Asclepiodotes
      1. Maximus, Theodotus, and Asclepiodote, martyrs at Philippopolis
      2. Maximus, Theodotus, and Asclepiodotes, martyrs at Philippopolis
      3. Maximus, Theodotus, and Asclepiodotes, martyrs at Saltus near Philippopolis
      4. Maximus, Theodotus, and Asclepiodotes, martyrs at Saltus near Philippopolis s
2160. Maximus, Theodotus, Hesychius, and Asclepiodotes
      1. Maximus, Theodotus, Hesychius, and Asclepiodote, martyrs at Philippopolis
      2. Maximus, Theodotus, Hesychius, and Asclepiodote, martyrs at Saltus near Philippopolis
2161. Medard
      1. Medard, Bishop of Noyon and Tournay, Confessor
2162. Medula
      1. Medula, martyr by fire in Greece
2163. Meinard
      1. Meinard/Meginrad, hermit, martyr in Gaul
2164. Melania
      1. Melania the Roman/the Younger, Matron
      2. Melania the Roman/the Younger, matron
      3. Melania, martyr, identity uncertain
2165. Melanius
      1. Melanius/Melaine, Bishop of Rennes, Confessor
      2. Melanius/Mellonius/Mellon, Bishop of Rouen, Confessor
2166. Melas
      1. Melas/Melantius, Bishop of Rhinocolura
2167. Melasippus
      1. Melasippus, martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
      2. Melasippus, martyr in Ancyra in Galatia
      3. Melasippus, martyr in Cappadocia
      4. Melasippus/Meleusippus, martyr in Cappadocia
2168. Melasippus and Cassine
      1. Melasippus and Casine, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
      2. Melasippus and Cassine, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
2169. Melasippus, Cassine, and child
      1. Melasippus, Cassine, and Antoninus/Antonia, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
      2. Melasippus, Cassine, and Antonius/Antonia, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
      3. Melasippus, Cassine, and Antonius/Antonia, martyrs in Ancyra in Galatia
      4. Melasippus,Cassine, and Antoninus/Antonia, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
2170. Melchior
      1. Melchior, priest at Caesaria in Cappadocia
2171. Meldeus
      1. Meldeus, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
      2. Meldius, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
2172. Meletius
      1. Meletius the General/Stratelates, martyr
      2. Meletius the General/Stratelates, martyr at Ancyra
      3. Meletius “the Elect of God”, bishop in Cyprus
      4. Meletius, Bishop of Antioch, Confessor
      5. Meletius, Bishop of Pontus, Confessor
      6. Meletius, bishop, martyr in Cyprus
      7. Meletius, Confessor, Bishop of Antioch
      8. Meletius, monk, identity uncertain
      9. Meletius, Patriarch of Antioch
      10. Meletius, Patriarch of Antioch, Confessor
2173. Meletius and companions
      1. Meletius the General/Stratelates and companions (Stephen, John, and 1,218 soldiers with women and children), martyrs at Ancyra
      2. Meletius, Patriarch of Antioch, and companions
2174. Meletius, Stephen, and companions
      1. Meletius the General/Stratelates, Stephen, and companions (John and 1218 soldiers, with women and children), martyrs at Ancyra
2175. Meletius, Stephen, John, and companions
      1. Meletius the General/Stratelates, Stephen, John, and 1,218 soldiers with women and children, martyrs at Ancyra
      2. Meletius the General/Stratelates, Stephen, John, and companions (1,218 soldiers with women, including Susanna, Marciana, and Palladia, and children), martyrs at Ancyra
      3. Meletius the General/Stratelates, Stephen, John, and other companions (1,218 soldiers with women and children), martyrs at Ancyra
2176. Melitene
      1. Melitene, martyr at Marcianopolis in Thrace
2177. Mellitus
      1. Mellitus, third Archbishop of Canterbury, Confessor
2178. Memmius
      1. Memmius, Bishop of Châlons-sur-Marne, Confessor
2179. Memnon
      1. Memnon, Bishop of Ephesus, participant in the Third Ecumenical Council
      2. Memnon, centurion, martyr at Bizya in Thrace
      3. Memnon, Miracle Worker
2180. Memorius
      1. Memorius, deacon, martyr at Mesmin (Brolium)
      2. Memorius, identity uncertain
2181. Memorius and companions
      1. Memorius, Felix, Sensatus, Maximianus and two others, martyrs at Mesmin (Brolium)
2182. Menalippus
      1. Menalippus, martyr
2183. Menander
      1. Menander, Greek martyr
      2. Menander, martyr at Tomi
      3. Menander, priest, martyr at Prusa in Bithynia
2184. Menas
      1. Menas, hermit in the Abruzzi, Confessor
      2. Menas, martyr
      3. Menas, martyr at Alexandria
      4. Menas, martyr in Egypt
      5. Menas, martyr, companion of Andrew the General/Stratelates
      6. Menas, Patriarch of Constantinople
2185. Menas and Mineus
      1. Menas and Mineus, martyrs
2186. Menas and Vincent
      1. Menas and Vincent, martyrs
2187. Menas, Hermogenes, and Eugraphus
      1. Menas, Hermogenes and Eugraphus, martyrs at Alexandria
      2. Menas, Hermogenes and Eugraphus, Martyrs at Alexandria
      3. Menas, Hermogenes, and Eugraphus, martyrs at Alexandria
2188. Menas, Victor, and Vincent
      1. Menas, Victor, and Vincent, martyrs
2189. Menas, Victor, Vincent, and Stephanis
      1. Menas, Victor, Vincent, and Stephanis, martyrs
2190. Menedemus
      1. Menedemus, martyr at Constantinople
2191. Menelaus
      1. Menelaus, second founder of Menat monastery in Auvergne
2192. Meneus
      1. Meneus/Hymeneus, martyr
2193. Meneus and Capito
      1. Meneus and Capito, martyrs
2194. Menignus
      1. Menignus, martyr from Parium on the Hellespont
2195. Menignus and Romanus
      1. Menignus and Romanus, martyrs from Parium on the Hellespont
2196. Menodora
      1. Menodora, maiden martyr in Bithynia
      2. Menodora, martyr
      3. Menodora, Virgin Martyr in Bithynia
2197. Menodora, Metrodora, and Nymphodora
      1. Menodora, Metrodora and Nymphodora, maiden martyrs in Bithynia
      2. Menodora, Metrodora and Nymphodora, martyrs
      3. Menodora, Metrodora, and Nymphodora, maiden martyrs in Bithynia
      4. Menodora, Metrodora, and Nymphodora, maidenn martyrs in Bithynia
      5. Menodora, Metrodora, and Nymphodora, virgin martyrs in Bithynia
      6. Menodora, Metrodora, and Nymphodora, Virgin Martyrs in Bithynia
2198. Meortius
      1. Meortius/Martius, Roman soldier, martyr in Africa
2199. Mercuria
      1. Mercuria, matron, martyr at Alexandria
2200. Mercurialis
      1. Mercurialis, Bishop of Forli, Confessor
2201. Mercurius
      1. Mercurius of Caesarea in Cappadocia, martyr
      2. Mercurius, soldier, martyr at Leontium (Lentini) in Sicily
2202. Mercurius and companions
      1. Mercurius and nineteen soldiers, martyrs at Lentini
2203. Merulus
      1. Merulus, Confessor, monk in the monastery of St. Andrew's in Rome
2204. Meseera
      1. Meseera, martyr
2205. Metellus
      1. Metellus, martyr at Neocaesarea in Mauretania
2206. Methodius
      1. Methodius I, Bishop and Confessor, Patriarch of Constantinople
      2. Methodius I, Bishop and Patriarch of Constantinople
      3. Methodius I, Patriarch of Constantinople
      4. Methodius, Bishop of Moravia
      5. Methodius, Bishop of Moravia, Confessor
      6. Methodius, Bishop of Patara in Lycia
      7. Methodius, Bishop of Tyre, martyr at Chalkis in Greece
      8. Methodius, identity uncertain
2207. Metranus
      1. Metranus/Metra, martyr at Alexandria
2208. Metrobius
      1. Metrobius, martyr at Tripoli
2209. Metrodonus
      1. Metrodonus/Mitrodonus/Mitrodorus, identity uncertain
2210. Metrodora
      1. Metrodora, maiden martyr in Bithynia
      2. Metrodora, maiden martyr in Bithyniar
      3. Metrodora, martyr
      4. Metrodora, Virgin Martyr in Bithynia
2211. Metrodora and Nymphodora
      1. Metrodora and Nymphodora, maiden martyrs in Bithynia
2212. Metrophanes
      1. Metrophanes, dirst Patriarch of Constantinople
      2. Metrophanes, first Patriarch of Constantinople
      3. Metrophanes, First Patriarch of Constantinople
2213. Meures
      1. Meures/Meuris, maiden martyr at Gaza in Palestine
2214. Meures and Theca
      1. Meures and Theca, maiden martyrs at Gaza in Palestine
2215. Micah
      1. Micah, Sixth of the Minor Prophets
      2. Micah/Michaes, Sixth of the Minor Prophets
      3. Prophet Micah
2216. Micha
      1. Micha, Sixth of the Minor Prophets
2217. Michael
      1. Archangel Michael
      2. Michael Syncellus, priest, Confessor
      3. Michael the Confessor, Bishop of Synnada
      4. Michael the Warrior
      5. Michael, abbot of Sowia/Zobe Monastery near Sebastopol in Armenia, martyr
      6. Michael, martyr, identity uncertain
      7. Michael, monk at St. Sabas Monastery
2218. Michael and companions
      1. Michael, abbot of Sowia/Zobe Monastery, and 36 companions, martyrs
      2. Michael, abbot of Sowia/Zobe Monastery, and thirty-six companions, martyrs
2219. Michael and Gabriel
      1. Archangels Michael and Gabriel
      2. Archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Uriel
2220. Migdonius
      1. Migdonius, martyr at Nicomedia
      2. Migdonius/Mygdonius, high official in the imperial court at Nicomedia, martyr
2221. Migdonius and Mardonius
      1. Migdonius, Mardonius, high officials in the imperial court at Nicomedia, martyrs
2222. Migdonius, Mardonius, and Anthimus
      1. Migdonius, Mardonius, and Anthimus, martyrs at Nicomedia
2223. Milburga
      1. Milburga, founder of Wenlock Abbey in England
2224. Milles
      1. Milles/Milias/Milus, Bishop of Susa, martyr in Persia
      2. Milles/Milias/Milus, bishop, martyr at Mahelgadar in Persia
2225. Milles, Ebora, and Seboa
      1. Milles, bishop, and his disciples Ebora and Seboa, martyrs at Mahelgadar in Persia
      2. Milles, bishop, and his disciples Ebora and Seboan, martyrs at Mahelgadar in Persia
      3. Milles/Milias/Milus, bishop and his disciples Ebora, priest, and Seboa/Senocus, deacon, martyrs at Mahelgadar in Persia
2226. Miltiades
      1. Pope Miltiades/Melchiades, martyr
2227. Minervinus
      1. Minervinus, martyr at Catania in Sicily
2228. Minervius
      1. Minervius, martyr at Lyon
2229. Minervius, Eleazar, and children
      1. Minervius, Eleazar, and eight children, martyrs at Lyon
2230. Mineus
      1. Mineus, martyr
2231. Minias
      1. Minias, soldier, martyr at Florence'
2232. miracle
      1. Miracle of Euphemia at the Fourth Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon
      2. Miracle of Phocas
      3. Miracle of St, Euphemia at the Fourth Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon
      4. Miracle of St. Euphemia at Fourth Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon
      5. Miracle of St. Euphemia at the Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon
      6. Miracle of St. Euphemia at the Fourth Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon
      7. Miracle, identity uncertain
      8. Miracles of Conon of Bida in Isauria
2233. Mirocles
      1. Mirocles, first Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
2234. Misael
      1. Misael, youth
2235. Mitrius
      1. Mitrius/Metrias, Greek slave, martyr at Aix
2236. Mnason
      1. Mnason, Bishop of Cyprus, Confessor, disciple of the Apostles
2237. Mocius
      1. Mocius, identity uncertain
      2. Mocius, lector, martyr
      3. Mocius, martyr, priest at Amphipolis in Macedonia
2238. Modesta
      1. Modesta, maiden, niece of Modoald, first abbess of Oehren at Treves
      2. Modesta, martyr at Nicomedia
2239. Modestus
      1. Modestus, African martyr
      2. Modestus, Bishop of Treves, Confessor
      3. Modestus, deacon, martyr in Sardinia
      4. Modestus, martyr at Agde in the diocese of Montpellier
      5. Modestus, martyr at Alexandria
      6. Modestus, martyr at Carthage
      7. Modestus, martyr at Rome
      8. Modestus, martyr at Rome, instructor of Vitus/Guy
      9. Modestus, martyr at Rome, martyr at Rome
      10. Modestus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      11. Modestus, Patriarch of Jerusalem
2240. Modestus and Ammonius
      1. Modestus and Ammonius, martyrs at Alexandria
2241. Modestus and Crescentia
      1. Modestus and Crescentia, martyrs at Rome
2242. Modestus and Julianus
      1. Modestus and Julianus, martyrs at Carthage
2243. Modoald
      1. Modoald/Modowald, Archbishop of Treves, Confessor
2244. Monas
      1. Monas, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
2245. Monco
      1. Monco/Manca/Manica, martyr in Gotthia
2246. Monegund
      1. Monegund, matron, recluse at Chartres
2247. Monica
      1. Monica, mother of Saint Augustine
2248. Monitor
      1. Monitor/Monstor/Munitor, Bishop of Orléans, Confessor
2249. monk
      1. Anonymous monk at Scete, martyr
      2. monks of the Dion Monastery martyred at Constantinople
2250. monks
      1. Abrahamite nonks, martyrs at Constantinople
      2. Forty Monks, identity uncertain
      3. forty-two monks, martyrs at Ephesus
      4. Monks drowned in the sea
      5. monks martyred at Mt. Sinai
      6. Monks martyred at Mt. Sinai
      7. monks martyred at Mt. Sinai and at Raithu
      8. monks martyred at Raithu in Egypt
      9. monks martyred at Thecue in Palestine by Saracen robbers
      10. monks martyred in Persia
      11. monks of the Monastery of St. Sabas in Palestine, killed by the Saracens
      12. monks of the Monastery of St. Sabas near Jerusalem, killed by the Saracens
      13. monks of the St. Sabas Monastery, killed by the Saracens
      14. Six monks in the desert
      15. six monks, martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia (Papa, Evolesus, Ebedjesu, and unspecified others)
      16. ten thousand desert ascetes in Egypt burned by Archbishop Theophilus of Alexandria because of Isidore, Confessor, monk at Alexandria
      17. ten thousand desert ascetes in Egypt, martyrs burned by Archbishop Theophilus of Alexandria because of Isidore, Confessor, monk at Alexandria
      18. three hundred thirty-nine monks, martyrs at Constantinople
      19. two monks of the Valentius Monastery, martyred in Valeria
2251. Monolappus
      1. Monolappus/Menalippus, martyr at Nicomedia
2252. Montanus
      1. Montanus, martyr at Carthage
      2. Montanus, priest, martyr at Sirmium
      3. Montanus, Roman soldier, martyr
2253. Montanus and companions
      1. Montanus, Lucius, Julianus, Victorius, Flavianus, and others, martyrs at Carthage
2254. Montanus and Maxima
      1. Montanus and Maxima, martyrs at Sirmium
2255. Moses
      1. Moses the Economist
      2. Moses the Ethiopian, hermit
      3. Moses the Ethiopian, hermit and martyr
      4. Moses the Ethiopian, hermit, martyr
      5. Moses, hermit in the Syrian desert
      6. Moses, hermit in the Syrian desert and disciple of Polychronius
      7. Moses, hermit, bishop of the Arabs
      8. Moses, priest, Roman martyr
      9. Moses/Moseus, soldier, martyr in Bithynia
      10. Prophet Moses
2256. Moses and Ammonius
      1. Moses and Ammonius, soldiers, martyrs in Bithynia
2257. mother
      1. Mother of Apostle Andrew
2258. Moyses
      1. Moyses, martyr at Alexandria
      2. Moyses/Moses, martyr in Africa, identity uncertain
2259. Mucianus
      1. Mucianus, martyr
      2. Mucianus/Mocius, martyr
2260. Mucius
      1. Mucius, deacon, martyr at Cordula in Persia
      2. Mucius, lector, martyr
2261. murder
      1. Murder of Apostle James, Brother of John the Evangelist
      2. Murder of Apostle James, brother of John the Evangelist
      3. Murder of Zacharias, father of John the Baptist
2262. Muritta
      1. Muritta, deacon at Carthage, Confessor
2263. Musonius
      1. Musonius, martyr at Neocaesarea in Mauretania
2264. Mustiola
      1. Mustiola, maiden martyr at Chiusi
2265. Myron
      1. Myron, 'Miracle Worker', Bishop of Crete, Confessor
      2. Myron, bishop of Tamasus
      3. Myron, bishop of Tamasus, succesesor to Heraclides, martyr
      4. Myron, bishop of Tamasus, successor to Heraclides
      5. Myron, Bishop of Tamasus, successor to Heraclides, martyr
      6. Myron, bishop of Tamasus, successor to Heraclides, martyr
      7. Myron, Greek martyr
      8. Myron, Miracle Worker, Bishop of Crete, Confessor
      9. Myron, priest at Cyzicus, martyr
2266. Myrope
      1. Myrope, Greek martyr
      2. Myrope, martyr at Chios
      3. Myrope, martyr at Chios in the Grecian Archipelago
      4. Myrope, martyr at Chios on the Greek Archipelago
      5. Myrope/Christodula, Virgin Martyr
2267. Méderic
      1. Méderic, abbot at Autun, Confessor
2268. Nabor
      1. Nabor, martyr in northwestern Africa
      2. Nabor, Moorish soldier, martyr at Milan
      3. Nabor, soldier, Roman martyr
2269. Nabor and Felix
      1. Nabor and Felix, Moorish soldiers, martyrs at Milan
2270. Nahum
      1. Nahum, Seventh of the Minor Prophets
2271. Namphanio
      1. Namphanio/Namphamon 'the Archmartyr', at Carthage
2272. Namphanio and companions
      1. Namphanio and companions (Miggin, Lucitas, and Sanaes), martyrs in Africa
2273. Narcissus
      1. Narcissus of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Narcissus of the Seventy Disciples, martyr
      3. Narcissus, Bishop of Gerona in Spain, Apostle of Augsburg in Bavaria, martyr
      4. Narcissus, Disciple of the Apostles
      5. Narcissus, martyr at Rome
      6. Narcissus, martyr at Tomis on the Black Sea
      7. Narcissus, thirtieth Bishop of Jerusalem
2274. Narcissus and Crescentio
      1. Narcissus and Crescentio, martyrs at Rome
2275. Narcissus and Felix
      1. Narcissus and Felix, martyrs at Gerona in Spain
2276. Narnus
      1. Narnus, Bishop of Bergamo, Confessor
2277. Narses
      1. Narses, Greek martyr killed by the sword
      2. Narses, martyr at Alexandria
      3. Narses, martyr by beheading in Persia
      4. Narses, martyr in Persia
2278. Narzales
      1. Narzales/ Nartalus, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
2279. Natalia
      1. Natalia, martyr at Cordova
      2. Natalia, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Natalia, wife and burier of Adrianus, martyr at Nicomedia
      4. Natalia, wife of Adrianus, martyr at Nicomedia
2280. Nathan
      1. Prophet Nathan
2281. Nathaniel
      1. Apostle Nathaniel
      2. Nathaniel/Nathaneal, anchorite in the Nitrian desert in Egypt
2282. nativity
      1. Nativity of Apostle Matthew
      2. Nativity of John the Baptist
      3. Nativity of Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, Confessor
      4. Nativity of the Virgin Mary
2283. nativity, apodosis, octave
      1. Octave of the Nativity of Jesus Christ
2284. Natolius
      1. Natolius, martyr in Rome or Byzantium
2285. Natolius and Sarona
      1. Natolius and Sarona, martyrs in Rome or Byzantium
2286. Nazarius
      1. Nazarius, martyr at Milan
      2. Nazarius, soldier, Roman martyr
2287. Nazarius and Celsus
      1. Nazarius and Celsus, martyrs at Milan
2288. Nazarius, Protasius, Gervasius, and Celsus
      1. Nazarius, Gervasius, Protasius, and Celsus, martyrs at Milan
      2. Nazarius, Protasius, Gervasius, and Celsus
      3. Nazarius, Protasius, Gervasius, and Celsus, martyrs at Milan
2289. Neadius
      1. Neadius the Miracle Worker
2290. Nearchus
      1. Nearchus, friend andconverter of Polyeuctus, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      2. Nearchus, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
2291. Nectarius
      1. Nectarius, Patriarch of Constantinople
2292. Nectarius and Arsacius
      1. Nectarius and Arsacius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
2293. Nectarius, Arsacius, Atticus, and Sisinnius
      1. Nectarius, Arsacius, Atticus, and Sisinnius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
2294. Nectarius, Arsacius, Atticus, Sisinnius, and Gennadius
      1. Nectarius, Arsacius, Atticus, Sisinnius, and Gennadius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
2295. Nema
      1. Nema/Nemia, Greek martyr by sword
2296. Nemesianus
      1. Nemesianus, Bishop of Tubunum, martyr at Signum
2297. Nemesianus and companions
      1. Nemesianus and companions (two Felixes, Lucius, Licetus, Pollianus, Victor, Jader, Dativus, and others), martyrs at Signum
2298. Nemesius
      1. Nemesius, Confessor in Normandy
      2. Nemesius, deacon, Roman martyr
      3. Nemesius, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
      4. Nemesius, martyr in Cyprus
      5. Nemesius/Nemesion, martyr at Alexandria in Egypt
2299. Nemesius and Lucilla
      1. Nemesius and Lucilla, Roman martyrs
2300. Nemmonia
      1. Nemmonia/Enneim, maiden martyr in Persia
2301. Neomisia
      1. Neomisia, maiden pilgrim from Asia
2302. Neon
      1. Neon, martyr at Aegae in Cilicia
      2. Neon, martyr at Calytus
      3. Neon, martyr at Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
      4. Neon, martyr in Nicomedia or at Perge in Pamphylia
      5. Neon, martyr on Corfu/Kerkyra
      6. Neon, Roman martyr
2303. Neonilla
      1. Neonilla, martyr
      2. Neonilla/Leonilla, martyr
2304. Neophyta
      1. Neophyta, mother of Thecla, martyr at Lentini in Sicily
2305. Neophytus
      1. Neophytus, Greek martyr
      2. Neophytus, martyr
      3. Neophytus, martyr at Nicea
      4. Neophytus, martyr, identity uncertain
      5. Neophytus, servant of Anthusa of Seleucia, martyr at Seleucia
2306. Neophytus and companions
      1. Neophytus and companions, martyrs at Nicea
      2. Neophytus, Gaius, Gaianus, Zeno, Marcius, and Macarius, martyrs
2307. Neopolis
      1. Neopolis, martyr at Alexandria
2308. Neoterus
      1. Neoterus, martyr at Alexandria
2309. Nerdon
      1. Nerdon, martyr by fire
2310. Nereus
      1. Nereus, martyr in Africa
      2. Nereus, Roman martyr
2311. Nereus and Achilleus
      1. Nereus and Achilleus, Roman sibling martyrs
2312. Nerses
      1. Nerses/Narses, Bishop of Sahgerd in Beht Garmai, martyr in Persia
      2. Nerses/Narses, bishop of Sahgerd, martyr at Sciaharcadat in Persia
      3. Nerses/Narses, martyr at Sciaharcadat in Persia
2313. Nerses and companions
      1. Nerses and companions (Joseph, John, Shapur, two Isaacs, Hypatius, Azotus, Sazonus, Thecla, Baula, Denachis, and Anne), martyrs in Persia
      2. Nerses and companions, martyrs in Persia
      3. Nerses/Narses and companions (Joseph, John, Shapur, two Isaacs, Hypatius, Azotus, Sazonus, Thecla, Baula, Denachis, and Anna), martyrs in Persia
      4. Nerses/Narses and companions (Joseph, John, Shapur, two Isaacs, Hypatius, Azotus, Sazonus, Thecla, Baula, Denachis, Anne, and others), martyrs in Persia
      5. Nerses/Narses and companions, martyrs in Persia
2314. Nesius
      1. Nesius, Greek priest and martyr
2315. Nestabus
      1. Nestabus, martyr
      2. Nestabus, martyr at Gaza
      3. Nestabus, martyr on Corfu/Kerkyra
2316. Nestor
      1. Nestor, Bishop of Cherson, martyr
      2. Nestor, Bishop of Magydos in Pamphylia, martyr
      3. Nestor, Bishop of Magydos, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
      4. Nestor, Bishop of Trimithus in Cyprus, martyr
      5. Nestor, Bishop of Trimithus, Cyprus, martyr
      6. Nestor, Bishop of Trimithus, Cyprus, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
      7. Nestor, martyr at Gaza
      8. Nestor, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
      9. Nestor, martyr, friend of Demetrius of Thessalonica
      10. Nestor, martyr, friend of Demetrius of Thessalonica, Megalomartyr
2317. Nestor and Arcadius
      1. Nestor and Arcadius, bishops of Trimithus, Cyprus
2318. Nestor and Tribimius
      1. Nestor and Tribimius, martyrs at Perge in Pamphylia
2319. New Year
      1. Beginning of New Year
      2. Beginning of the New Year
2320. Nicaeas
      1. Nicaeas, martyr at Antioch in Syria
2321. Nicaeas and Paul
      1. Nicaeas and Paul, martyrs at Antioch in Syria
2322. Nicander
      1. Apostle Nicander, identity uncertain
      2. Nicander, Bishop of Myra in Lycia, martyr
      3. Nicander, Greek martyr by the sword
      4. Nicander, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      5. Nicander, martyr at Tomi (Constanţa) or at Dorostolum
      6. Nicander, martyr at Tomi (Constanţa) or at Durostolum
      7. Nicander, martyr at Tomi at Atina in Campania
      8. Nicander, martyr at Tomi in Scythia/in Egypt/at Dorostolum
      9. Nicander, martyr in Egypt
      10. Nicander, physician in Egypt, martyr
2323. Nicander and Hermas
      1. Nicander, Bishop of Myra in Lycia and Hermas the Priest, martyrs
      2. Nicander, Bishop of Myra in Lycia and Hermes the Priest, martyrs
2324. Nicander and Hermes
      1. Nicander, Bishop of Myra in Lycia, and Hermes the Priest, martyrs
2325. Nicanor
      1. Nicanor of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyr
      2. Nicanor, martyr, of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem
      3. Nicanor, one of the seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyr at Cyprus
2326. Nicas
      1. Nicas, martyr
2327. Nicasius
      1. Nicasius, Bishop of Rouen and Apostle of Neustria, martyr at Scamnis
      2. Nicasius, first Archbishop of Reims, martyr
      3. Nicasius, martyr, identity uncertain
2328. Nicasius and companions
      1. Nicasius, Quirinus, Scubiculus, and Pientia, martyrs at Scamnis
2329. Nicasius, Eutropia, and companions
      1. Nicasius, Eutropia, and companions, martyrs at Reims
2330. Nice
      1. Nice/Nike, martyr at Corinth
2331. Niceas
      1. Niceas/Nicetas, Bishop of Remessiana in Dacia
2332. Nicephorus
      1. Nicephorus, abbot of Medikios Monastery near Brussa
      2. Nicephorus, abbot of Medikios Monastery near Brussa, Confessor
      3. Nicephorus, abbot, founder of Charsias monastery at Constantinople
      4. Nicephorus, Confessor, Patriarch of Constantinople
      5. Nicephorus, martyr at Antioch
      6. Nicephorus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      7. Nicephorus, martyr at Ossuna in Andalucia
      8. Nicephorus, martyr by flaying
      9. Nicephorus, martyr in Egypt
      10. Nicephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople
      11. Nicephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople, Confessor
      12. NIcephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople, Confessor
      13. Nicephorus, priest at the Aphaxis Monastery
      14. NiIcephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople, Confessor
2333. Nicephorus and Stephanus
      1. Nicephorus and Stephanus, Greek martyrs by flaying
2334. Niceras
      1. Niceras, Virgin at Constantinople
2335. Niceta
      1. Nicetas martyr in Lycia
2336. Nicetas
      1. Nicetas the Patrician, Confessor
      2. Nicetas the Patrician/Monomachus, Confessor
      3. Nicetas, abbot of Medikios Manastery near Brusa, Confessor
      4. Nicetas, abbot of Medikios Monastery near Brussa, Confessor
      5. Nicetas, abbot of Medilios Monastery near Brussa, Confessor
      6. Nicetas, Bishop of Apollonias in Bithynia, Confessor
      7. Nicetas, Bishop of Chalcedon, Confessor
      8. Nicetas, martyr
      9. Nicetas, Megalomartyr
      10. Nicetas/Niceas, Bishop of Dacia, Confessor
      11. Nicetas/Nicetius, Bishop of Vienne
2337. Nicetas and Aquilina
      1. Nicetas and Aquilina, martyrs in Lycia
2338. Nicetas and companions
      1. Nicetas, Megalomartyr, and unspecified companions
2339. Nicetius
      1. Nicetius, Bishop of Lyon
      2. Nicetius, Bishop of Treves, Confessor
2340. Nicholas
      1. Nicholas Chrysoberges, Patriarch of Constantinople
      2. Nicholas of Tolentino, Confessor
      3. Nicholas the Great, identity uncertain
      4. Nicholas the Mystic, Patriarch of Constantinople
      5. Nicholas the Studite, Confessor
      6. Nicholas ‘the Monk’, former general
      7. Nicholas, Archbishop of Thessaloniki
      8. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra in Lycia
      9. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, Confessor
      10. Nicholas, Greek martyr
      11. Nicholas, martyr
2341. Nicodemus
      1. Nicodemus of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Nicodemus, disciple of Christ
      3. Nicodemus, monk at St. Sergius Monastery
2342. Nicolaus
      1. Nicolaus, martyr in Morocco
2343. Nicomedes
      1. Nicomedes, priest, martyr at Rome
2344. Nicon
      1. Bishop Nicon, martyr
      2. Nicon 'Metanoeite', missionary monk
      3. Nicon, martyr at Calytus
      4. Nicon, martyr, identity uncertain
2345. Nicon and disciples
      1. Bishop Nicon and his 199/175 disciples, martyrs
2346. Nicopolitanus
      1. Nicopolitanus, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
2347. Nicostratus
      1. Nicostratus, martyr at Nicomedia
      2. Nicostratus, Roman martyr
      3. Nicostratus, Roman tribune, martyr at Caesarea Philippi
      4. Nicostratus/Costianus, martyr in Pannonia
2348. Nicostratus, Antiochus, and companions
      1. Nicostratus, Antiochus, and companions, martyrs at Caesarea Philippi
2349. Nilammon
      1. Nilammon, monk, Confessor in Egypt
2350. Nilus
      1. Father Nilus, identity uncertain
      2. Nilus 'the Younger', abbot, founder of Grottaferrata monastery
      3. Nilus the Elder, chronicler of second massacre at Mt. Sinai
      4. Nilus the Elder/the Faster/the Wise/the Sinaite
      5. Nilus the Elder/the Faster/the Wise/the Sinaite, abbot
      6. Nilus the Elder/the Faster/the Wise/the Sinaite, abbot and chronicler of first massacre at Mt. Sinai
      7. Nilus the Elder/the Faster/the Wise/the Sinaite, abbot and chronicler of massacre at Mt. Sinai
      8. Nilus the Elder/the Faster/the Wise/the Sinaite, abbot and chronicler of massacre at Sinai
      9. Nilus, bishop, martyr at Antioch
      10. Nilus, bishop, martyr in Palestine
2351. Nimmia
      1. Nimmia, martyr at Augsburg
2352. Ninian
      1. Ninian/Ninnidh, bishop and Confessor, first Apostle of Christianity in Scotland
2353. Niphon
      1. Niphon, Bishop of Constantia in Cyprus, Confessor
2354. Nirus
      1. Nirus, martyr in Greece
2355. Nitas
      1. Nitas, son of Terentius and Neonilla, martyr
2356. Nominanda
      1. Nominanda, Roman martyr
2357. Nonna
      1. Nonna, wife of Gregory of Nazianzus the Elder and mother of Gregory the Younger
2358. Nonnosus
      1. Nonnosus, abbot, Confessor
2359. Nonnus
      1. Nonnus, Bishop of Heliopolis in Syria, Confessor
2360. Norbert
      1. Norbert, Archbishop of Magdeburg
2361. Notarius
      1. Notarius, identity uncertain
2362. Novalis
      1. Novalis/Navalis, martyr at Ravenna
2363. Novatus
      1. Novatus, priest, Confessor
2364. Numerianus
      1. Numerianus, Bishop of Treves, Confessor
2365. Numidicus
      1. Numidicus, priest, martyr in Africa
2366. Numidicus and companions
      1. Numidicus and companions, martyrs in Africa
2367. Nunechia
      1. Nunechia, martyr at Corinth
2368. Nunilo
      1. Nunilo, maiden martyr at Huesca
2369. Nunilo and Alodia
      1. Nunilo and Alodia, sibling maiden martyrs at Huesca
2370. nuns
      1. nuns martyred in Persia
2371. Nympha
      1. Nympha, maiden martyr near Porto Romano
2372. Nymphas
      1. Nymphas, disciple of Apostle Paul
      2. Nymphas, disciple of Paul
2373. Nymphas and Eubulus
      1. Nymphas and Eubulus, disciples of Paul
2374. Nymphodora
      1. Nymphodora, maiden martyr in Bithynia
      2. Nymphodora, maiden martyrr in Bithynia
      3. Nymphodora, martyr
      4. Nymphodora, martyr at Nicea
      5. Nymphodora, Virgin Martyr in Bithynia
2375. Obadjah
      1. Prophet Abdias/Obadjah, Fourth of the Minor Prophets
      2. Prophet Obadjah/Abdias, Fourth of the Minor Prophets
2376. Obdulia
      1. Obdulia of Toledo, maiden
2377. Oceanus
      1. Oceanus, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
      2. Oceanus, martyr in Lydia
2378. Octavianus
      1. Octavianus, archdeacon at Carthage, martyr
2379. Octavianus and companions
      1. Octavianus and companions, martyrs at Carthage
2380. Octavius
      1. Octavius, martyr at Turin
2381. Odilia
      1. Odilia/Ottilia/Othilia, maiden, patroness of Alsace
2382. Odilo
      1. Odilo, Confessor, 'the Archangel of the Monk,' fifth Abbot of Cluny
2383. Odo
      1. Odo, Bishop of Urgel in Spain, Confessor
      2. Odo/Eudes, second abbot of Cluny
2384. Olaf
      1. Olaf, King of Norway, martyr
2385. Olbianus
      1. Olbianus, Bishop of Anea in Asia, martyr
2386. Olbianus and companions
      1. Olbianus and his disciples, martyrs
2387. Olbianus and Theodosia
      1. Olbianus, Bishop of Anea, and Theodosia, martyrs
2388. Old Testament
      1. men and women of the Old Testament, including prophets
2389. Oliva
      1. Oliva, maiden in Anagni
2390. Olympas
      1. Olympanus/Olympas of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Olympas/Olympanus of the Seventy Disciples
2391. Olympias
      1. Olympias, consular prefect, martyr at Ameria in Umbria
      2. Olympias, deaconess at Constantinople
      3. Olympias, nobleman of Corduena in Persia, martyr
2392. Olympiodora
      1. Olympiodora, Greek martyr by fire
2393. Olympiodoris
      1. Olympiodoris, martyr in Galatia, mother of Julianus, priest
2394. Olympius
      1. Olympius, Bishop of Aenos in Rumelia
      2. Olympius, martyr at Rome
2395. Onesimus
      1. Onesimus the Apostle, martyr, servant of Philemon
      2. Onesimus the Apostle, servant of Philemon
      3. Onesimus the Apostle, servant of Philemon, martyr
      4. Onesimus the Apostle, slave of Philemon
      5. Onesimus the Ascete
      6. Onesimus the Miracle Worker
      7. Onesimus, Bishop of Ephesus, martyr
      8. Onesimus, martyr by beheading
2396. Onesimus and Barnabas
      1. Apostles Onesimus and Barnabas, martyrs
2397. Onesimus and Solochon
      1. Onesimus and Solochon, bishops of Ephesus, martyrs
2398. Onesiphorus
      1. Onesiphorus, companion of Paul
      2. Onesiphorus, martyr
      3. Onesiphorus, martyr at Parium
      4. Onesiphorus, member of the Church of Ephesus, companion of Paul
2399. Onesiphorus and Evodus
      1. Onesiphorus and Evodus of the 70/72 Disciples of Paul
2400. Onesiphorus and Porphyrius
      1. Onesiphorus and his servant Porphyrius, martyrs
      2. Onesiphorus and Porphyrius, his servant, martyrs
2401. Onuphrius
      1. Onuphrius the Great
      2. Onuphrius/Humphrey the Great
2402. opening
      1. Opening of Church Doors by Basil the Great in Nicea
      2. Opening of Doors of the Great Church (Hagia Sophia) at Constantinople
      3. Opening of Doors of the Great Church (Hagia Sophia) at Constantinoples
2403. Optatianus
      1. Optatianus, Bishop of Brescia
2404. Optatus
      1. Optatus of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      2. Optatus, Bishop of Auxerre
      3. Optatus, Bishop of Milevis in Numidia
2405. Or
      1. Or, priest, marrtyr
      2. Or, priest, martyr
      3. Or/Hor, identity uncertain
2406. Or and Oropsis
      1. Or and Oropsis, priests, martyrs
2407. Orentius
      1. Orentius of Huesca, Confessor, father of Lawrence
      2. Orentius, Bishop of Auch
      3. Orentius, martyr
      4. Orentius, soldier, martyr in western Asia
2408. Orentius and brothers
      1. Orentius, Pharmacius, Eros, Firmus, Firminus, Cyriacus, and Longinus, martyrs
      2. Orentius, Pharmacius, Eros, Firmus, Firminus, Cyriacus, and Longinus, martyrss
2409. Orentius and Patientia
      1. Orentius and Patientia of Huesca, parents of Lawrence
2410. Orentius, Pharnacius, Eros, Firmus, Firminus, Cyriacus, and Longinus
      1. Orentius, Pharnacius, Eros, Firmus, Firminus, Cyriacus, and Longinus, soldiers, martyrs in western Asia
2411. Orestes
      1. Orestes, martyr
      2. Orestes, physician of Tyana in Cappadocia, martyr
      3. Orestes, physician of Tyana in, Cappadocia, martyr
      4. Orestes, physician of Tyana, Cappadocia, martyr
      5. Orestes, Physician of Tyana, Cappadocia, martyr
2412. Orestes, Diomedes, and Rhodon, martyrs
      1. Orestes, Diomedes, and Rhodon, martyrs
2413. Oriculus
      1. Oriculus, martyr at Carthage
2414. Oriculus and companions
      1. Oriculus and companions, martyrs at Carthage
2415. Orion
      1. Orion, martyr at Heraclea
2416. Orontius
      1. Orontius, martyr in Spain
2417. Oropsis
      1. Oropsis, priest, martyr
2418. Osee
      1. Osee/Hosea, First of the Minor Prophets
2419. Osmund
      1. Osmund, Bishop of Salisbury, Confessor
2420. Ostianus
      1. Ostianus, priest near Viviers, Confessor
2421. Oswald
      1. Oswald, King of Northumbria, martyr
2422. others
      1. 268 others with Eusebius, Romanus, Teletius, Charalampus, and Christina, martyrs at Nicomedia
      2. 40 others with Terentius and Pompeius, and Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, and Macarius, martyrs at Carthage
      3. companions of Codratus/Quadratus, martyr at Corinth (Cyprianus, Dionysius, Anectus, Paul, Crescens, and others)
      4. companions of Mary, Martha, and Zenaïs/Mariamne (Thecla and Nemmonia/Enneim)
      5. eighteen other companions of Lucilla, Roman martyrs
      6. fifty-four companions of Aphrodisius, Meldeus, Leontius, Macrobius, and Valerianus, martyrs at Scythopolis in Palestine
      7. fifty-two unspecified others
      8. five unspecified others with Zanitas, Lazarus, Marotas, and Narses, martyrs in Persia
      9. four others with Dionysius, Faustus, Caius, Peter, and Paul, martyrs at Rome
      10. Justus, Matthew, and other companions of Trophimus and Theophilus
      11. many others
      12. many others with Jonah and Barajesus/Barachisius (monks Zanitas, Lazarus, Maruthas/Marotas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeith and Sabas
      13. many others with Jonah and Barajesus/Barachisius (monks Zanitas, Lazarus, Maruthas/Marotas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeith and Sabas), martyrs in Persia
      14. many others with Jonah and Barajesus/Barachisius (monks Zanitas, Lazarus, Maruthas/Marotas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeith, and Sabas), martyrs in Persia
      15. many unidentified others
      16. many unspecified other martyrs
      17. many unspecified otheres
      18. many unspecified others
      19. Nine unspecified companions of Leo, martyr at Ossuna in Andalucia
      20. other 7,028 martyrs with Acindynus, Pegasius, Elpidephorus, and Anempodistus
      21. other apostles and martyrs (Cleophas, Cosmas and Damian, Bassa, and their companions)
      22. other bishops of Cherson (Pelpidius, Agathodorus, Aetherius, and Capito), martyrs
      23. other bishops of Cherson, martyrs (Ephrem, Elpidius, Aetherius, and Capito)
      24. other bishops of Cherson, martyrs (Eugenius, Elpidius, Agathodorus, Aetherius, and Capito)
      25. other companions of Carterius (Marinus, Oceanus, Eustratius, and Nicopolitanus), martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
      26. other companions of Eustathius
      27. other companions of Nerses (Hypatius, Thecla, Denachis, Anne, and others), martyrs in Persia
      28. other companions of Pamphius/Pamphilus (Valens, Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel, Seleucus, and Julianus), martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
      29. other companions of Simeon Barsibae (Ananias, Askritrea, Azad, and 1150/110 others), martyrs
      30. other companions of Simeon Barsibae (Chusdazat, Askitrea, Azad, and 1150/110 others), martyrs
      31. other maiden martyrs at Cirta
      32. other martyrs
      33. other martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine, including Valens and Paul
      34. other martyrs for the Icon of Christ (Gregory, John, James, Alexius, Demetrius, Photius, Peter, and Leontius)
      35. other monks martyred at Mt. Sinai and Raithus
      36. other selected disciples (Sosipater, Erastus, Quartus, and Tertius)
      37. other unspecified companions of Atticus, Eudocius, and Agapius, martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
      38. other unspecified companions of Julianus and Basilissa
      39. other unspecified martyrs
      40. other women martyrs at Amisus (Alexandra, Matrona, Juliana, Euphemia, and Theodora/Theodosia)
      41. others of the one thousand martyrs in Persia
      42. others with Agapius and Timolaus (two Alexanders, two Dionysii, Plesius/Paisius, and Romulus), martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
      43. others with Callinica and Basilissa (Matidia and Drosella), maiden martyrs in Galatia
      44. others with Domninus, Philotheus, and Silvanus (Timotheus, Dorotheus, Carterius, Eupsychius, Pamphilus, and Theophilus), martyrs at Emesa in Phoenicia
      45. others with Patricius, killed by the Saracens (John and Sergius, Cosmas, Anastasius, Theoctistus, and fourteen companions)
      46. seven unspecified companions of Epictetus
      47. seventeen unspecified others with Irenaeus, Anthony, Theodore, Saturninus, and Victor, Roman martyrs
      48. six thousand six hundred other martyrs of the Theban Legion at Agaunum
      49. sixteen other unspecified companions of Verulus, martyrs at Adrumetum in borthwestern Africa
      50. ten unspecified other companions of Sabinus, martyrs at Damascus
      51. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Macarius, and forty others, martyrs with Alexander at Carthage
      52. the others of the Seventy Disciples of the Apostles
      53. Thecla, Baula, Denachis, Anna, and others, martyrs in Persia
      54. thirty monks with Placidus, Eutychius, Victorinus, Flavia, Donatus, Firmatus, and Faustus, martyrs at Messina
      55. thirty unspecified others with Victurus, Victor, Victorinus, Adjutor, and Quartus, martyrs in Africa
      56. three unspecified others with Dionysia, Dativa, Leontia, Tertius, Emilianus, and Boniface, marytrs at Carthage
      57. twenty unspecified others with Peter, Successus, Bassianus, and Primitivus, martyrs in Africa
      58. unspecified companions of Andrew the General, Heraclius, Faustus, and Menas, martyrs
      59. unspecified companions of Donatus, Justus, and Irene, martyrs in northwestern Africa
      60. unspecified companions of Montanus, martyrs at Carthage
      61. unspecified companions of Trophimus, Theophilus, Justus, and Matthew, martyrs
      62. unspecified other companions of Felix, martyrs
      63. unspecified other companions of Peter, martyrs
      64. unspecified other companions of Saturninus, martyrs at Alexandria
      65. unspecified other companions of Saturninus, martyrs in northwestern Africa
      66. unspecified other companions of Theodulus, martyrs in northwestern Africa
      67. unspecified other martyrs
      68. unspecified other women
      69. unspecified others
      70. unspecified others (m)
      71. unspecified others (mixed)
      72. unspecified others (unknown)
      73. unspecified others with Caius, Faustus, Eusebius, Chaeraemon, and Lucius, martyrs at Alexandria
      74. unspecified others with Cyriacus, Paulillus, Secundus, Anastasius, and Sindimius, martyrs at Nicomedia
      75. unspecified others with Mark, Bishop of Arethusa, and Cyril, Deacon of Heliopolis, martyrs
      76. unspecified others with Mark, Bishop of Arethusa, and Cyril, deacon of Heliopolis, martyrs
      77. unspecified others with Maxentius, Constantius, Crescentius, and Justinus, martyrs at Treves
      78. unspecified others with Publius, Julianus, and Marcellus, martyrs in Proconsular Africa
      79. unspecified others with Senator, Viator, Cassiodorus, and Dominata
      80. unspecified others'
      81. unspecified others, identity uncertain
      82. unspecified priests, deacons, and laypersons, martyrs at Signum
2423. Othmar
      1. Othmar/Otmar/Audemar, first abbot of St. Gall, martyr
2424. Otho
      1. Otho, layman, martyr at Morocco
2425. Otto
      1. Otto, Bishop of Bamberg, Apostle of Pommerania
2426. Pachomius
      1. Pachomius the Elder, founder of Cenobitism in Egypt
      2. Pachomius, bishop, martyr at Alexandria
      3. Pachomius, martyr in Greece by drowning
2427. Pachomius and Papyrinus
      1. Pachomius and Papyrinus, martyrs in Greece by drowning
2428. Pacianus
      1. Pacianus, Bishop of Barcelona, Confessor
2429. Paeon
      1. Paeon, martyr at Rome
2430. Palaemon
      1. Palaemon, one of the earliest anchorites in the Thebaid
2431. Palatias
      1. Palatias, maiden martyr at Fermo
2432. Palatias and Laurentia
      1. Palatias and Laurentia, martyrs at Fermo
2433. Palatinus
      1. Palatinus, martyr at Antioch
2434. Palladia
      1. Palladia, soldier's wife, martyr at Ancyra
2435. Palladius
      1. Palladius, hermit near Antioch in Syria
2436. Palmatius
      1. Palmatius, consul, Roman martyr
      2. Palmatius, proconsul at Treves, martyr
2437. Palmatius and companions
      1. Palmatius and companions (Justinus, Hormisdas, Papyrius, Alexander, Constans, Soter, Jovinianus, and others), martyrs at Treves
      2. Palmatius, his family, and forty-two household members, Roman martyrs
2438. Pammachius
      1. Pammachius, Roman senator. Confessor
2439. Pammon
      1. Pammon/Pambonus, martyr in Egypt
2440. Pamphilus
      1. Pamphilus, Bishop of Capua, Confessor
      2. Pamphilus, Bishop of Sulmona, Confessor
      3. Pamphilus, Greek martyr
      4. Pamphilus, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
      5. Pamphilus, martyr at Rome
2441. Pamphilus and Capito
      1. Pamphilus and Capito, Greek martyrs
2442. Pamphilus, Valens, Paul, and others
      1. Pamphius, Valens, Paul, and others, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
2443. Pamphius
      1. Pamphius/Pamphilus, priest, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      2. Pamphius/Pamphilus, priest, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
2444. Pamphius and companions
      1. Pamphius and companions (Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel, Porphyrius, and Seleucus), martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
      2. Pamphius and companions (Valens, Paul, Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel, Porphyrius, Seleucus, and Julianus), martyrs
      3. Pamphius and companions, martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
      4. Pamphius, Valens, Paul, Elias, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Samuel, Daniel, Porphyrius, Seleucus, Theodulus, and Julianus, martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
2445. Pamphius, Paul, and Porphyrius
      1. Pamphius/Pamphilus, Paul, and Porphyrius, martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
2446. Pancharius
      1. Pancharius, martyr at Nicomedia
      2. Pancharius, Roman soldier, martyr at Nicomedia
2447. Pancosmius
      1. Pancosmius, Greek saint
2448. Pancratius
      1. Pancratius, Bishop of Taormina/Tauromenium in Sicily, martyr
      2. Pancratius/Pancras of the fourteen Holy Helpers, Roman martyr
      3. Pancratius/Pancras, Bishop of Taormina in Sicily, martyr
2449. Pancratius and Dionysius
      1. Pancratius and Dionysius, Roman martyrs
2450. Pansemne
      1. Pansemne, Penitent of Antioch
2451. Pansophius
      1. Pansophius, martyr at Alexandria
2452. Pantaenus
      1. Pantaenus, head of the Alexandria catechetical school, Confessor
2453. Pantagape
      1. Pantagape, maiden martyr
      2. Pantagape, Virgin Martyr
2454. Pantagathus
      1. Pantagathus, Bishop of Vienne
2455. Pantaleon
      1. Pantaleon/Panteleemon the Miracle Worker, martyr
      2. Pantaleon/Panteleemon, deacon, martyr
      3. Pantaleon/Panteleemon, martyr
      4. Pantaleon/Panteleemon, martyr at Nicodemia
      5. Pantaleon/Panteleemon, martyr at Nicomedia
2456. Papas
      1. Papas, Bishop of Skythron in Cyprus
      2. Papas, Bishop of Skythron in Cyprus, Confessor
      3. Papas, martyr in Egypt
      4. Papas, priest at Herminum, martyr in Persia
      5. Papas, priest of Herminum, martyr in Persia
      6. Papas/Papias of Laranda in Lycaonia, martyr
      7. Papas/Papias, martyr under Maximinianus at Selencia at Isauria
      8. Papas/Papias, martyr under Maximinianus at Selencia in Isauria
2457. Paphnutius
      1. Paphnutius the Great, bishop in the Upper Thebaid, Confessor
      2. Paphnutius, Confessor, father of Euphrosyne of Alexandria
      3. Paphnutius, Confessor, father of Euphrosyne-Smaragdus of Alexandria
      4. Paphnutius, Confessor, father of Ven. Euphrosyne of Alexandria
      5. Paphnutius, hermit in Egypt
      6. Paphnutius, hermit martyr in Egypt
      7. Paphnutius, hermit, martyr in Egypt
      8. Paphnutius, identity uncertain
      9. Paphnutius, martyr in Egypt
      10. Paphnutius, priest (or bishop?), martyr at Jerusalem
      11. Paphnutius, priest or bishop, martyr at Jerusalem
      12. Ven. Paphnutius, identity uncertain
2458. Paphnutius and companions
      1. Paphnutius and five hundred forty-six companions, martyrs in Egypt
2459. Paphnutius and Euphrosyne
      1. Paphnutius, Confessor, and his daughter, Ven. Euphrosyne of Alexandria
      2. Ven. Euphrosyne of Alexandria and her father Paphnutius
      3. Ven. Euphrosyne of Alexandria and her father Paphnutius,
      4. Ven. Euphrosyne of Alexandria and her father Paphnutius, Confessor
2460. Papianus
      1. Papianus/Papinianus, Bishop of Utica, martyr in Africa
2461. Papianus and Mansuetus
      1. Papianus/Papinianus and Mansuetus, martyrs in Africa
2462. Papias
      1. Papias, Bishop of Hierapolis in Phrygia, Confessor
      2. Papias, martyr at Perge
      3. Papias, martyr in Africa
      4. Papias, martyr in Egypt
      5. Papias, Roman soldier, martyr
2463. Papias and companions
      1. Papias, Diodorus, Conon, and Claudianus, martyrs at Perge
2464. Papias and Maurus
      1. Papias and Maurus, Roman soldiers, martyrs
2465. Papias, Diodorus, and Claudianus
      1. Papias, Diodorus and Claudianus/Claudius, martyrs at Perge
      2. Papias, Diodorus, and Claudianus/Claudius, martyrs at Perge
2466. Papiscus
      1. Papiscus, matyr, identity uncertain
2467. Papius
      1. Papius, martyr at Durazzo
2468. Pappus
      1. Pappus/Pappius, martyr under Diocletian
2469. Papylus
      1. Papylus, martyr at Pergamum
      2. Papylus/Paul, deacon, martyr at Pergamon
      3. Papylus/Paul, deacon, martyr at Pergamum
      4. Papylus/Paul, deacond, martyr at Pergamum
      5. Papylus/Paul, martyr at Pergamum
2470. Papyrinus
      1. Papyrinus, martyr in Greece by drowning
2471. Paramon
      1. Paramon, martyr
2472. Paramon and companions
      1. Paramon and three hundred seventy companions, martyrs
2473. Parasceve
      1. Parasceve, maiden martyr at Iconium
      2. Parasceve, maiden martyr at Rome under Antoninus Pius
      3. Parasceve, sibling martyr
      4. Ven. Parasceve/Petka of Serbia
2474. Paregorius
      1. Paregorius, martyr at Lycia in Asia Minor
      2. Paregorius, martyr at Samosata in Syria
2475. Paris
      1. Paris, Bishop of Teano, Confessor
2476. Parisius
      1. Parisius, Camaldulite monk, Confessor
2477. Parmenas
      1. Parmenas of the Seven Deacons of the Chruch of Jerusalem, martyr
      2. Parmenas of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyr
      3. Parmenas, martyr, of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem
2478. Parmenius
      1. Parmenius, priest, martyr at Cordula in Persia
2479. Parmenius and companions
      1. Parmenius, Helimenas, Chrysotelus, Lucas, and Mucius, martyrs at Cordula in Persia
2480. Parthenius
      1. Parthenius the Miracle Worker, Bishop of Lampsacus
      2. Parthenius the Miracle Worker, Bishop of Lampsacus, Confessor
      3. Parthenius, eunuch, Roman martyr
2481. Paschalis
      1. Pope Paschalis I, Confessor
2482. Paschasius
      1. Paschasius, Bishop of Vienne, Confessor
      2. Paschasius, martyr in Africa
      3. Paschasius, Roman deacon, Confessor
2483. Pasicrates
      1. Pasicrates, martyr at Dorostolum in Moesia
2484. Pasicrates and Valention
      1. Pasicrates and Valention, martyrs at Dorostolum in Moesia
      2. Pasicrates, Valention, and two companions, martyrs at Dorostolum in Moesia
      3. Pasicratesand Valention, martyrs at Dorostolum in Moesia
2485. Pastor
      1. Pastor, Bishop of Orleans
      2. Pastor, martyr at Complutum in Spain
      3. Pastor, martyr at Nicomedia
      4. Pastor, Roman priest, Confessor
2486. Pastor, Victorinus, and companions
      1. Pastor, Victorinus, and five companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
2487. Patapius
      1. Patapius of Thebes, EBYPT, Confessor
      2. Patapius of Thebes, Egypt, Confessor
      3. Patapius, Confessor, of Thebes, Egypt
      4. Patapius, of Thebes, Egypt, Confessor
2488. Paterius
      1. Paterius, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
2489. Patermuthius
      1. Patermuthius, martyr in Palestine
      2. Patermuthius/Petarpemotis, Egyptian hermit, martyr
2490. Patermuthius and Copres
      1. Patermuthius and Copres, martyrs
2491. Patermuthius, Copres, and Alexander
      1. Patermuthius, Copres, and Alexander, martyr
      2. Patermuthius, Copres, and Alexander, martyrs
2492. Paternianus
      1. Paternianus, Bishop of Bologne, Confessor
2493. Paternus
      1. Paternus, bishop and martyr at Coutances
      2. Paternus, Bishop of Avranches
      3. Paternus, martyr at Fondi
      4. Paternus, monk in Avranches and Sens, martyr
2494. Patiens
      1. Patiens, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      2. Patiens, Bishop of Metz
2495. Patientia
      1. Patientia of Huesca, Matron, mother of Lawrence
2496. patriarchs
      1. Gennadius, John, Epiphanius, and Menas, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      2. Gennadius, John, Stephen, and Menas, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      3. Maximianus and Gennadius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      4. Maximianus, Proculus, Alexander Anatolius, and Gennadius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      5. Maximianus, Proculus, Alexander, Anatolius, and Gennadius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      6. Maximianus, Proculus, Anatolius, and Gennadius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      7. Maximianus, Proculus, and Athanasius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      8. Maximianus, Proculus, and Gennadius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
      9. Maximianus/Maximilianus, Proculus, Alexander, Anatolius, and Gennadius, Patriarchs of Constantinople
2497. Patricia
      1. Patricia of Constantinople, nun
      2. Patricia, martyr at Nicomedia
2498. Patricius
      1. Patricius, Bishop of Auvergne, Confessor
      2. Patricius, bishop, martyr at Prusa
      3. Patricius, bishop, martyr at Prusa in Bithynia
      4. Patricius, martyr, monk of the St. Sabas Laura near Jerusalem, killed by the Saracens
      5. Patricius/Parrize, abbot and at Saint-Pourçain, Allier
2499. Patricius and companions
      1. Patricius, Achatius, Menander and Polyaenus, martyrs at Prusa in Bithynia
      2. Patricius, Achatius, Menander, and Polyaenus, martyrs
      3. Patricius, Achatius, Menander, and Polyaenus, martyrs at Prusa in Bithynia
      4. Patricius, Achatius, Menander, and Polyaenus, priests, martyrs at Prusa in Bithynia
2500. Patrick
      1. Patrick McCalpurn, bishop, Apostle of Ireland, Confessor
2501. Patrobus
      1. Patrobus, disciple of Paul
2502. Patroclus
      1. Patroclus/Parre, martyr at Troyes
2503. Paudirobanus
      1. Father Paudirobanus, identity uncertain
2504. Paul
      1. Apostle Paul
      2. Paul 'the Physician', of Corinth
      3. Paul 'The Simple', Confessor, hermit in the Thebaid in Egypt
      4. Paul I, Bishop of Constantinople, martyr
      5. Paul I, Bishop of Naples
      6. Paul II, Bishop of Naples
      7. Paul IV 'the New', Patriarch of Constantinople
      8. Paul IV 'The New', Patriarch of Constantinople
      9. Paul IV ‘the New’, Patriarch of Constantinople
      10. Paul IV, Patriarch of Constantinople
      11. Paul of Corinth, brother of Peter of Argos
      12. Paul of Gaza, martyr
      13. Paul of Thebes
      14. Paul of Thebes (Abbas Paulus)
      15. Paul of Thebes, Egypt, Confessor
      16. Paul the Confessor, of the Kaiuma Monastery in Constantinople
      17. Paul the New, identity uncertain
      18. Paul the Younger, of Latros, Confessor
      19. Paul ‘The Obedient’, Confessor
      20. Paul ‘The Simple’, Confessor, hermit in the Thebaid in Egypt
      21. Paul, Archbishop of Neocaesarea, Confessor
      22. Paul, Bishop of Naples
      23. Paul, Bishop of Narbonne, Confessor
      24. Paul, Bishop of Prusa in Bithynia, Confessor
      25. Paul, Bishop of Prusa/Plusias in Bithynia, Confessor
      26. Paul, Bishop of Trois-Châteaux in the Dauphiné, France, Confessor
      27. Paul, Bishop of Verdun, Confessor
      28. Paul, Confessor, Bishop of Prusa/Plusias in Bithynia
      29. Paul, deacon, martyr at Cordova
      30. Paul, Greek martyr by sword
      31. Paul, hermit, martyr at Cleopatris in Egypt
      32. Paul, hermit, martyred at Mt. Sinai
      33. Paul, martyr
      34. Paul, martyr at Alexandria
      35. Paul, martyr at Antioch in Syria
      36. Paul, martyr at Antioch or Bithynia
      37. Paul, martyr at Caesarea
      38. Paul, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      39. Paul, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      40. Paul, martyr at Constantinople
      41. Paul, martyr at Corinth
      42. Paul, martyr at Damascus
      43. Paul, martyr at Pergamum
      44. Paul, martyr at Porto Romano
      45. Paul, martyr at Ptolemais in Palestine
      46. Paul, martyr at Ptolemais in Palestine, companion of Paul and Juliana
      47. Paul, martyr at Ptolemais in Syria
      48. Paul, martyr at Ptolemais in Syrua
      49. Paul, martyr at Rome
      50. Paul, martyr at Tomi
      51. Paul, martyr at Tripoli
      52. Paul, martyr at Troas
      53. Paul, martyr in Africa
      54. Paul, martyr in Syria
      55. Paul, martyr, beheaded at Caesaria in Palestine
      56. Paul, monk at the Euergetis Monastery
      57. Paul, monk martyred at Mt. Sinai
      58. Paul, monk, martyr at Cordova
      59. Paul, monk, martyr in Cyprus
      60. Paul, Patriarch of Constantinople, Confessor
      61. Paul, priest, martyr in Gaul
      62. Paul, Roman martyr
      63. Pope Paul I, Confessor
2505. Paul and companions
      1. Paul and companions (Geruntius, Januarius, Saturninus, Successus, Julius, Catus, Pia, and Germana), martyrs in Africa
      2. Paul. Heraclius, Secundilla, and Januaria, martyrs at Porto Romano
2506. Paul and Cyriacus
      1. Paul and Cyriacus, martyrs at Tomi
2507. Paul and Eutychius
      1. Paul and Eutychius, patriarchs of Constantinople, Confessors
2508. Paul and George
      1. Paul and George, Patriarchs of Constantinople
2509. Paul and Juliana
      1. Paul and Juliana, sibling martyrs at Ptolemais in Palestine
      2. Paul and Juliana, sibling martyrs at Ptolemais in Syria
2510. Paul and Simon
      1. Paul and Simon, Greek martyrs by sword
2511. Paul and Stratonicus
      1. Paul and Stratonicus, martyrs at Ptolemais in Palestine
2512. Paul and Timothy
      1. Paul and Timothy, monks at the Euergetis Monastery
2513. Paul, Cyril, Eugenius, and companions
      1. Paul, Cyril, Eugenius, and four companions, martyrs in Syria
2514. Paul, Juliana, and companions
      1. Paul, Juliana, and companions (Quadratus, Achatius, and Stratonicus), martyrs at Ptolemais in Syria
      2. Paul, Juliana, and companions, martyrs at Ptolemais in Palestine
      3. Paul, Juliana, and Stratonicus, martyrs at Ptolemais in Syrua
2515. Paul, Juliana, and Stratonicus
      1. Paul, Juliana, and Stratonicus, martyrs at Ptolemais in Palestine
2516. Paul, Lucius, and Cyriacus
      1. Paul, Lucius, and Cyriacus, Roman martyrs
2517. Paul, Pausirius, and Theodotion
      1. Paul, Pausirius, and Theodotion, hermits and brothers, martyrs at Cleopatris in Egypt
2518. Paul, Tatta, and sons
      1. Paul, Tatta, and their sons (Sabinianus, Maximus, Rufus, and Eugenianus), martyrs at Damascus
      2. Paul, Tatta, and their sons, martyrs at Damascus
2519. Paul, Valentina, and Thea
      1. Paul, Thea/Ennatha, and Valentina/Alentina of Gaza, sibling martyrs
      2. Paul, Valentina, and Thea/Chionia of Gaza, sibling martyrs
2520. Paula
      1. Paula of Nicomedia, maiden martyr at Constantinople
      2. Paula of Nicomedia, martyr at Constantinople
      3. Paula, maiden martyr at Carthage
      4. Paula, maiden martyr at Malaga in Spain
      5. Paula, martyr at Constantinople
      6. Paula, martyr at Damascus
      7. Paula, Roman widow
2521. Paulillus
      1. Paulillus, boy martyr in Africa
      2. Paulillus, martyr at Nicomedia
2522. Paulina
      1. Paulina, Roman martyr
2523. Paulinus
      1. Paulinus of Cologne, deacon, martyr
      2. Paulinus, Archbishop of York, Confessor
      3. Paulinus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      4. Paulinus, Bishop of Lucca, martyr
      5. Paulinus, Bishop of Nola, Confessor
      6. Paulinus, Bishop of Treves, martyr
      7. Paulinus, last bishop of Capua Vetere, Confessor
      8. Paulinus, martyr at Athens
      9. Paulinus, martyr at Todi
2524. Paulinus and companions
      1. Paulinus and companions, martyrs at Lucca
2525. Paulus
      1. Paulus, martyr at Corinth
      2. Paulus, martyr at Nyon on Lake Geneva
2526. Pausicacius
      1. Pausicacius, Bishop of Synnada, Confessor
2527. Pausilippus
      1. Pausilippus/Pausilypius, Greek martyr
2528. Pausilypus
      1. Pausilypus, Greek martyr
      2. Pausilypus, martyr at Heraclea on the Propontis in Thrace
2529. Pausirius
      1. Pausirius, hermit, martyr at Cleopatris in Egypt
2530. Pegasius
      1. Pegasius, martyr in Persia
2531. Pelagia
      1. Pelagia, maiden martyr at Tarsus
      2. Pelagia, maiden martyr of Antioch
      3. Pelagia, maiden martyr of Tarsus
      4. Pelagia, maiden martyr, identity uncertain
      5. Pelagia, martyr at Nicopolis in Armenia
      6. Pelagia, martyr in Phrygia
      7. Pelagia/Marina/Margarita of Antioch, Penitent at Jerusalem
      8. Pelagia/Marina/Margarita, Penitent at Jerusalem
2532. Pelagius
      1. Pelagius, Bishop of Laodicea in Syria, Confessor
      2. Pelagius, martyr at Aemonia in Istria
      3. Pelagius, martyr at Cordova
2533. Peleus
      1. Peleus, bishop, martyr at Antioch
      2. Peleus, Egyptian bishop, martyr in Palestine
2534. Peleus, Nilus, Elias, and companions
      1. Peleus, Nilus, Elias, and one hundred fifty companions, martyrs in Palestine
2535. Peleus, Nilus, Patermuthius, Elias, and 150/156 companions
      1. Peleus, Nilus, Patermuthius, Elias, and 150/156 companions, martyrs in Palestine
2536. Peleus, Nilus, Patermuthius, Elias, and companions
      1. Peleus, Nilus, Patermuthius, Elias, and one hundred fifty companions, martyrs in Palestine
2537. Peleusius
      1. Peleusius/Peleus, priest, martyr at Alexandria
2538. Pelinus
      1. Pelinus, Bishop of Brindisi, martyr at Corfinium
2539. Peregrinus
      1. Peregrinus and companions, martyrs at Durazzo
      2. Peregrinus of Caltabellota in Sicily
      3. Peregrinus, Bishop of San Vittorino in Italy, Confessor
      4. Peregrinus, first Bishop of Auxerre, Apostle of Marseille, Lyon, Auxerre, and Nevers, martyr
      5. Peregrinus, hermit, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
      6. Peregrinus, martyr at Apollonia in Bithynia
      7. Peregrinus, martyr at Durazzo
      8. Peregrinus, martyr at Thessalonica
      9. Peregrinus, priest at Lyon
      10. Peregrinus, Roman martyr
2540. Peregrinus and companions
      1. Peregrinus, Lucianus, Pompeius, Hesychius, Papius, Saturninus, and Germanus, martyrs at Durazzo
2541. Perfectus
      1. Perfectus, priest, martyr at Cordova
2542. Pergentinus
      1. Pergentinus, martyr at Arezzo in Italy
2543. Pergentinus and Laurentinus
      1. Pergentinus and Laurentinus, sibling martyrs at Arezzo in Italy
2544. Pergetus
      1. Pergetus, martyr, identity uncertain
2545. Perpetua
      1. Perpetua (Vibia Perpetua), martyr at Carthage
      2. Perpetua, Roman matron, baptized by Apostle Peter
2546. Perpetua and companions
      1. Perpetua, Felicitas, Revocatus, Saturninus, and companions (Saturus and Secundus), martyrs at Carthage
      2. Perpetua, Felicitas, Revocatus, Saturninus, and Secundulus, martyrs at Carthage
      3. Perpetua, Felicitas, Saturninus, and companions (Revocatus, Saturus, and Secundus), martyrs at Carthage
      4. Perpetua, Felicitas, Saturus, Revocatus, and Saturninus, martyrs at Carthage
      5. Perpetua, Felicitas, Saturus, Revocatus, Saturninus, and Secundulus, martyrs at Carthage
      6. Perpetua, Saturus, Revocatus, Saturninus, Secundus, and Felicitas, martyrs at Carthage
2547. Perpetua and Felicitas
      1. Perpetu and Felicitas, martyrs at Carthage
2548. Perpetua and Victorina
      1. Perpetua and Victorina, martyrs in Africa
2549. Perpetua, Saturus, and Saturninus
      1. Perpetua, Saturus, and Saturninus, martyrs at Carthage
2550. Perpetuus
      1. Perpetuus, Bishop of Tours
2551. Perse
      1. Perse, Persian martyr
2552. Perseveranda
      1. Perseveranda/Percinna, co-founder of convent at Poitiers
2553. Persidus
      1. Persidus, martyr
2554. Peter
      1. Apostle Peter
      2. Archbishop Peter, identity uncertain
      3. Bishop Peter of Sebaste
      4. Peter Abselamas/Absalon/Balsamus of Atroa, martyr
      5. Peter Capitolinus, ascete, martyr in Syria
      6. Peter Capitolinus, martyr
      7. Peter Chrysologus, Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
      8. Peter de Rates, Bishop of Braga in Portugal, martyr
      9. Peter Galata, Confessor
      10. Peter Galata, hermit near Antioch in Syria, Confessor
      11. Peter II, Archbishop of Tarentaise
      12. Peter Mavimenus, scribe of Majuma in Palestine, martyr at Damascus
      13. Peter of Damascus, martyr, killed by Arabs
      14. Peter of Egypt, Confessor, pupil of St. Lot and hermit on Mt. Taurus near Antioch in Syria
      15. Peter of Eleutheroupolis, martyr
      16. Peter of Lampascus, martyr at Troas
      17. Peter of Lampsacus, martyr at Troas
      18. Peter of Monobati, Confessor
      19. Peter of Pavia, bishop, Confessor
      20. Peter of Verona, martyr
      21. Peter the Miracle Worker, Archbishop of Argolis in Greece
      22. Peter the Miracle Worker, Bishop of Argolis in Greece
      23. Peter the Patrician, Confessor
      24. Peter the Silent, of Ancyra in Galatia, Asia Minor, Confessor
      25. Peter the Younger, martyr in Crete
      26. Peter, ascete, martyr in Persia
      27. Peter, Bishop of Anagni, Confessor
      28. Peter, Bishop of Compostela in Spain
      29. Peter, Bishop of Damascus, martyr
      30. Peter, Bishop of Nicea in Asia Minor, Confessor
      31. Peter, Bishop of Sebaste, martyr
      32. Peter, deacon, martyr at Antioch
      33. Peter, exorcist, Roman martyr
      34. Peter, hermit at Babuco in Spain, Confessor
      35. Peter, imperial page, martyr at Nicomedia
      36. Peter, jailor, martyr in Phoenicia
      37. Peter, martyr at Alexandria
      38. Peter, martyr at Athyra
      39. Peter, martyr at Constantinople
      40. Peter, martyr at Nicomedia
      41. Peter, martyr at Rome
      42. Peter, martyr at Seville
      43. Peter, martyr at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
      44. Peter, martyr at Tomi
      45. Peter, martyr in Africa
      46. Peter, martyr in Africa under Basilius
      47. Peter, martyr in Albania
      48. Peter, martyr in northwestern Africa
      49. Peter, military companion of the forty-six soldiers, Roman martyr
      50. Peter, monk, martyr near Cordova
      51. Peter, Patriarch of Alexandria, martyr
      52. Peter, priest, martyr at Cordova
      53. Peter, priest, martyr at Morocco
      54. Peter, Roman martyr
      55. Pope Peter Celestine/Peter de Murrone, Confessor
      56. Tsar Peter of Bulgaria
      57. Ven. Peter Theophylact, of Atroa
2555. Peter and Acepsimas
      1. Peter and Acepsimas, martyrs in Persia
2556. Peter and Aphrodisius
      1. Peter and Aphrodisius, martyrs in northwestern Africa
2557. Peter and companions
      1. Peter of Lampascus and companions (Dionysius, Christina, Andrew, and Paul), martyrs at Troas
      2. Peter of Lampascus, Dionysius, Christina, Andrew, and Paul, martyrs at Troas
      3. Peter of Lampsacus, Dionysius, Christina, Andrew, and Paul, martyrs at Troas
      4. Peter of Lampsacus, Dionysius, Christina, Andrew, and Paul, marytrs at Troas
      5. Peter, Marcianus, Jovinus, Thecla, Cassianus, and companions, martyrs
      6. Peter, Successus, Bassianus, Primitivus, and twenty others, martyrs in Africa
      7. Peter, Walabonsus, Sabinianus, Wistremund, Habentius, and Hieremias, martyrs at Cordova
2558. Peter and Dionysius
      1. Peter of Lampsacus, and Dionysius, martyrs at Troas
2559. Peter and Hermogenes
      1. Peter and Hermogenes, martyrs at Antioch
2560. Peter and Paul
      1. Apostles Peter and Paul
2561. Peter, Andrew, Paul, and Dionysia
      1. Peter of Lampsacus, Andrew, Paul, and Dionysia, martyrs at Troas
2562. Peter, Dionysius, and companions
      1. Peter of Lampascus, Dionysius, and companions (Christina, Andrew, and Paul), martyrs at Troas
      2. Peter of Lampsacus, Dionysius, Christine, Andrew, and Paul, martyrs at Troas
2563. Peter, Julianus, and companions
      1. Peter, Julianus, and eighteen companions, Roman martyrs
2564. Peter, Paul, and companions
      1. Peter, Paul, and companions, martyrs at Constantinople
2565. Peter, Severus, and Leucius
      1. Peter, Severus, and Leucius, martyrs at Alexandria
2566. Petka
      1. Petka of Turnovo, martyr
      2. Petka of Tŭrnovo, martyr
      3. Petka/Parasceve of Turnovo, martyr
      4. Ven. Parasceve of Serbia
2567. Petronia
      1. Petronia, Greek martyr killed by the sword
2568. Petronilla
      1. Petronilla/Aurelia, daughter of Apostle Peter
2569. Petronius
      1. Petronius, Bishop of Bologna, Confessor
      2. Petronius, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      3. Petronius, disciple and successor of Pachomius the Great
      4. Petronius, martyr under Adrian
      5. Petronius, martyr, identity uncertain
2570. Petronius and Charitina
      1. Petronius and Charitina, martyrs
2571. Petronius, Charitina, and Eutychia
      1. Petronius, Charitina, and Eutychia, martyrs
2572. Petrus
      1. Petrus, martyr at Tomi
2573. Phaine
      1. Phaine/Faina, maiden martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
2574. Pharnacius
      1. Pharnacius, soldier, martyr in western Asia
2575. Pherbuda
      1. Pherbuda/Tarbula, nun, martyr in Persia
2576. Pherbuda and companions
      1. Pherbuda/Tarbula, Therme, Simeon the Bishop, and a servant nun, martyrs in Persia
      2. Pherbuda/Tarbula, Therme, Simeon the Bishop, and servant nun, martyrs in Persia
2577. Pherbuda and Simeon
      1. Pherbuda and Simeon the Bishop, sibling martyrs in Persia
2578. Philadelphus
      1. Philadelphus, Greek martyr
      2. Philadelphus, martyr
      3. Philadelphus, martyr at Sicily
2579. Philadelphus and Polycarp
      1. Philadelphus and Polycarp, Greek martyrs
2580. Philagrius
      1. Philagrius, Bishop of Soli in Cyprus, martyr
      2. Philagrius, Bishop of Soli on Cyprus, martyr
2581. Philaretus
      1. Philaretus the Merciful, Confessor
      2. Philaretus, Greek martyr
2582. Philastrius
      1. Philastrius, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
2583. Phileas
      1. Phileas, Bishop of Thmuis in Egypt, martyr
      2. Phileas, bishop, martyr at Alexandria
2584. Phileas and Philoromus
      1. Phileas and Philoromus, martyrs at Thmuis in Egypt
2585. Philemon
      1. Philemon of Rome, martyr
      2. Philemon, Bishop of Gaza, Hieromartyr
      3. Philemon, bishop, companion of Apostle Paul
      4. Philemon, bishop, companion of Apostle Paul, martyr
      5. Philemon, bishop, disciple of Apostle Paul, martyr
      6. Philemon, bishop, martyr in Greece
      7. Philemon, identity uncertain
      8. Philemon, martyr
      9. Philemon, martyr at Antinoe in Egypt
      10. Philemon, martyr by fire
      11. Philemon, martyr in Egypt
      12. Philemon, Roman martyr
      13. Philemon/Philo, Bishop of Calpasia on Cyprus
      14. Philemon/Philo, Bishop of Carpasia on Cyprus
2586. Philemon and Apollonius
      1. Philemon and Apollonius, martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
2587. Philemon and Apphia
      1. Philemon and Apphia, martyrs
2588. Philemon and Domninus
      1. Philemon and Domninus of Rome, martyrs
2589. Philemon and Fortunatus
      1. Philemon, bishop, and Fortunatus, martyr
2590. Philemon and Onesimus
      1. Philemon and Onesimus, martyrs
2591. Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus
      1. Philemon, Apollonius, and Arian, martyrs in Egypt
      2. Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus, martyrs in Egypt
2592. Philemon, Apollonius, and companions
      1. Philemon, Apollonius, and companions (Arrhianus/Arian, Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus), martyrs at Antinoe in Egypt
      2. Philemon, Apollonius, and companions (Arrhianus/Arian, Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus), martyrs in Egypt
2593. Philemon, Archippus, and Apphia
      1. Philemon, Archippus and Apphia, martyrs
2594. Philetaerus
      1. Philetaerius/Philoterius, martyr
      2. Philetaerus, martyr, son of Tatianus, prefect of Nicomedia
      3. Philetaerus/Philoterius, martyr, son of Tatianus, prefect of Nicomedia
2595. Philetaerus and companions
      1. Philetaerus and companions, martyrs
2596. Philetas
      1. Philetas Syncleticus ('the Senator'), martyr
2597. Philetas and companions
      1. Philetas Syncleticus ('the Senator') , martyr, and companions (Lydia, Macedon and Theoprepius, Chronides, and Amphilocius)
      2. Philetas Syncleticus ('the Senator') and companions (Lydia, Macedon and Theoprepius, Chronides, and Amphilocius)
      3. Philetas Syncleticus ('the Senator') and companions (Lydia, Macedon and Theoprepius, Chronides, and Amphilocius), martyr
      4. Philetas Syncleticus ('the Senator') and companions (Lydia, Macedon and Theoprepius, Chronides, and Amphilocius), martyrs
      5. Philetas Syncleticus ('the Senator'), and companions (Lydia, Macedon and Theoprepius, Chronides, and Amphilocius), martyrs
2598. Philetus
      1. Philetus, martyr
2599. Philetus and companions
      1. Philetus and companions, martyrs
2600. Philibert
      1. Philibert, founder of monasteries France, Confessor
2601. Philibertus
      1. Philibertus, martyr in Spain
2602. Philip
      1. Apostle Philip
      2. Philip Benizzi, monk, fifth general of the Servites
      3. Philip of Argira, 'Apostle of the Sicilians', Confessor
      4. Philip of the Seventy Disciples
      5. Philip the Evangelist, of the Seven Deacons
      6. Philip, bishop and martyr, identity uncertain
      7. Philip, Bishop of Fermo, martyr
      8. Philip, Bishop of Heraclea in Thrace, martyr at Adrianople
      9. Philip, father of Eugenia, martyr
      10. Philip, Greek martyr
      11. Philip, identity uncertain
      12. Philip, martyr at Alexandria
      13. Philip/Philippicus, priest
      14. Philip/Philippus, Confessor, Bishop of Gortyna
2603. Philip and James
      1. Apostles Philip and James the Just/the Lesser
2604. Philip, Hermes, Severus, and Eusebius
      1. Philip, Hermes, Severus, and Eusebius martyrs at Adrianople
2605. Philip, Zeno, Narses, and children
      1. Philip, Zeno, Narses, and ten children, martyrs at Alexandria
2606. Philippa
      1. Philippa, martyr at Perge
2607. Philippianus
      1. Philippianus/Philappianus, martyr in northwestern Africa
2608. Philippus
      1. Philippus, Greek martyr
      2. Philippus, martyr
      3. Philippus, martyr at Nicomedia
      4. Philippus, Roman martyr
2609. Phillus
      1. Phillus/Philgas, layman, martyr in Gotthia
2610. Philo
      1. Philo of Tarsus, deacon
2611. Philo and Agathopodus
      1. Philo of Tarsus and Agathopodus of Antioch, deacons
2612. Philogonius
      1. Philogonius, Bishop of Antioch, Confessor
2613. Philologus
      1. Philologus, disciple of Paul
2614. Philologus and Patrobus
      1. Philologus and Patrobus, disciples of Apostle Paul
2615. Philoneides
      1. Philoneides, Bishop of Kurion, Cyprus, martyr
2616. Philonilla
      1. Philonilla of Tarsus, maiden martyr and disciple of Paul
      2. Philonilla of Tarsus, Virgin Martyr and disciple of Paul
2617. Philoromus
      1. Philoromus, tribune, martyr at Thmuis in Egypt
2618. Philoterius
      1. Philoterius, martyr, son of Tatianus, prefect of Nicomedia
2619. Philotheus
      1. Philotheus the Miracle Worker, Priest and Miracle Worker at Mravin in Asia Minor
      2. Philotheus the Miracle Worker, priest at Mravin in Asia Minor
      3. Philotheus, identity uncertain
      4. Philotheus, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
      5. Philotheus, martyr at Samosata in Syria
2620. Philumena
      1. Philumena, maiden at San Severino
2621. Philumenus
      1. Philumenus
      2. Philumenus, Greek martyr
      3. Philumenus/Philemon, martyr at Ancyra
2622. Philumenus and Christopher
      1. Philumenus and Christopher, Greek martyrs
2623. Phineas
      1. Phineas, high priest, grandson of Aaron and son of Eleazar
2624. Phlegon
      1. Phlegon, bishop of Marathon, disciple of the Apostles
      2. Phlegon, disciple of the Apostles
2625. Phocas
      1. Phocas the Gardener
      2. Phocas the Gardener, martyr
      3. Phocas the Miracle Worker, ascete in Egypt and Palestine
      4. Phocas, Bishop of Sinope, m.
      5. Phocas, Bishop of Sinope, martyr
      6. Phocas, bishop of Sinope, martyr
      7. Phocas, Bishop of Sinope,martyr
      8. Phocas, martyr at Antioch in Syria
      9. Phocas, martyr by the sword
      10. Phocas, martyr, identity uncertain
2626. Phocas and companions
      1. Phocas, Bishop of Sinope, and companions, martyrs
2627. Phocas and Hermylus
      1. Phocas and Hermylus, martyrs by the sword
2628. Phoebe
      1. Phoebe/Phiba, deaconess in the church of Cenchreae in Greece
2629. Phosterius
      1. Phosterius, Eastern monk or hermit, Confessor
2630. Photina
      1. Photina the Samaritan, martyr
2631. Photina and companions
      1. Photina the Samaritan and companions (her sons Joseph and Victor, soldier Sebastian, and sibling martyrs Anatolius, Photius, Photis, Parasceve, and Cyriaca), martyrs
      2. Photina the Samaritan and companions, martyrs
      3. Photina, Joseph, Victor, Sebastian, Anatolius, and Photius, martyrs
2632. Photinus
      1. Photinus, Bishop of Lyon, martyr
2633. Photinus and companions
      1. Photinus/Pothinus, Sanctus, Vettius, Maturus, Ponticus, Biblis, Attalus,, Alexander, Blandina, and other martyrs at Lyon
2634. Photis
      1. Photis, sibling martyr
2635. Photius
      1. Photius, martyr at Antinopolis in Egypt
      2. Photius, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Photius, Patriarch of Constantinople, originator of the Greek Schism
      4. Photius, sibling martyr
      5. Photius/Photinus, martyr at Nicomedia
2636. Photius and Anicetus
      1. Anicetus and Photius, martyrs at Nicomedia
      2. Photius and Anicetus, martyrs at Nicomedia
2637. Photius and Cyrillus
      1. Photius and Cyrillus, martyrs at Antinopolis in Egypt
2638. Photo
      1. Photo, daughter of Terentius and Neonilla, martyr
2639. Phusa
      1. Phusa/Pusai/Fusik, martyr in Persia
2640. Phusa and Askitrea
      1. Phusa and Askitrea, martyrs in Persia
2641. Pia
      1. Pia, martyr in Africa
2642. Piatus
      1. Piatus/Piato, priest, martyr at Tournai
2643. Pientia
      1. Pientia, burier of Nicasius, martyr
2644. Pierius
      1. Pierius, priest and teacher in Alexandria, Confessor
2645. Pigmenius
      1. Pigmenius, priest, Roman martyr
2646. Pina
      1. Pina, Gothic/Scythian martyr
2647. Pinitus
      1. Pinitus/Pinytus, Bishop of Knossos on Crete, Confessor
2648. Pinuphrius
      1. Pinuphrius, ascete in Egypt
2649. Pionius
      1. Pionius, priest, martyr at Smyrna
2650. Pionius and companions
      1. Pionius and companions, martyrs at Smyrna
      2. Pionius, Linus, Asclepiades, Sabina, Macedonia, and Eutychius, martyrs at Smyrna
2651. Piperio
      1. Piperio, martyr at Alexandria
2652. Pirmin
      1. Pirmin, abbot, regionary bishop, and founder of monasteries in German lands, Confessor
2653. Pitirim
      1. Pitirim/Pityrun/Pithyrion, disciple of Anthony the Great, Confessor
2654. Piulus
      1. Piulus, martyr by sword
2655. Pius
      1. Pope Pius I, martyr
2656. Placidia
      1. Placidia, miracle worker at Verona
2657. Placidus
      1. Placidus, martyr
      2. Placidus, monk, martyr at Messina
2658. Placidus and companions
      1. Placidus, Eutychius, Victorinus, Flavia, Donatus, Firmatus, Faustus, and thirty monks, martyrs at Messina
2659. Placilla
      1. Placilla, wife of Emperor Theodosius I 'The Great'
2660. Plato
      1. Plato, abbot at Constantinople, Confessor
      2. Plato, martyr at Ancyra
2661. Platonis
      1. Platonis, deaconess, and founder of convent at Nisibis in Mesopotamia
2662. Platonis and companions
      1. Platonis and two companions
2663. Plautilla
      1. Plautilla, mother of Flavia Domitilla, baptized by Peter
2664. Plautus
      1. Plautus, martyr in Thrace
2665. Pleiades
      1. Ascent of Pleiades
2666. Plesius
      1. Paisius, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      2. Plesius/Paisius, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
2667. Plotinus
      1. Ven. Plotinus, identity uncertain
2668. Plutarch
      1. Plutarch, martyr at Alexandria
2669. Plutarch and companions
      1. Plutarch, Serenus, Heraclides, Heron, another Serenus, Rhais, Potamioena, and Marcella, martyrs at Alexandria
2670. Plutinus
      1. Plutinus/Plotinus, Greek martyr by beheading
2671. Plutinus and Saturninus
      1. Plutinus and Saturninus, Greek martyrs by beheading
2672. Plutodorus
      1. Plutodorus, martyr, identity uncertain
2673. Podius
      1. Podius, Bishop of Florence, Confessor
2674. Poemen
      1. Poemen, identity uncertain
      2. Poemen/Pimen the Great, anchorite at Scete in Egypt
2675. Polius
      1. Polius, deacon, martyr in Mauretania Caesariensis, Africa
2676. Polixene
      1. Polixene, disciple of the Apostles
2677. Pollianus
      1. Pollianus, Bishop of Mileve, martyr at Signum
2678. Pollio
      1. Pollio, lector at Cybalae in Hungary, martyr
2679. Polyaenus
      1. Polyaenus, priest, martyr at Prusa in Bithynia
      2. Polyaenus, Roman martyr
2680. Polybius
      1. Polybius, Bishop of Rinokira/Rhynocyra, disciple of Epiphanius of Salamis
2681. Polycarp
      1. Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna, martyr
      2. Polycarp, Greek martyr
      3. Polycarp, martyr
      4. Polycarp, martyr at Alexandria
      5. Polycarp, martyr at Antioch
      6. Polycarp, martyr at Rome
      7. Polycarp, priest at Rome, martyr
2682. Polycarp and companions
      1. Polycarp and companions, martyrs at Alexandria
2683. Polycarp and Theodore
      1. Polycarp and Theodore, martyrs at Antioch
2684. Polychronia
      1. Polychronia, mother of George, Megalomartyr
2685. Polychronius
      1. Polychronius, Bishop of Babylon, martyr
      2. Polychronius, hermit in Syria, diocese of Cyrrhus, disciple of Zebinas
      3. Polychronius, lector at first Council of Nicea, priest, martyr
      4. Polychronius, lector at the First Council of Nicea, priest and martyr
      5. Polychronius, martyr
2686. Polychronius, Bardanus, and Hermogenes
      1. Polychronius, Bardanus, and Hermogenes, martyrs
2687. Polyeuctus
      1. Polyeuctus
      2. Polyeuctus, Greek martyr
      3. Polyeuctus, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      4. Polyeuctus, martyr at Caesaria in Cappadocia
      5. Polyeuctus, martyr at Meletine in Armenia
      6. Polyeuctus, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
2688. Polyeuctus and Nearchus
      1. Polyeuctus, martyr and his friend Nearchus
2689. Polyeuctus, Theodore, Cyriacus, and Eleazar
      1. Polyeuctus, Theodore, Cyriacus, and Eleazar, Greek martyrs
      2. Polyeuctus, Theodore, Cyricus, and Eleazar, Greek martyrs
2690. Polyeuctus, Victorius, and Donatus
      1. Polyeuctus, Victorius, and Donatus, martyrs at Caesarea in Cappadocia
2691. Polyxene
      1. Polyxene, disciple of the Apostles
2692. Pompeius
      1. Pompeius, martyr at Carthage
      2. Pompeius, martyr at Durazzo
      3. Pompeius, second Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
2693. Pompianus
      1. Pompianus, martyr in Greece
2694. Pompianus and companions
      1. Pompianus, Galaction, Saturninus, and Juliana, martyrs in Greece
2695. Pomponius
      1. Pomponius, Bishop of Naples
2696. Pomposa
      1. Pomposa, nun, martyr at Cordova
2697. Pontianus
      1. Pontianus, martyr at Catania in Sicily
      2. Pontianus, martyr at Rome
      3. Pontianus, martyr at Spoleto
      4. Pontianus, Roman martyr
      5. Pope Pontianus of Rome, martyr in the mines of Sardinia (d. 235)
2698. Pontianus and companions
      1. Pontianus and four companions, Roman martyrs
2699. Ponticus
      1. Ponticus, martyr at Lyon
2700. pontificate
      1. Pontificate of Apostle Peter at Antioch
      2. Pontificate of Apostle Peter at Rome
2701. Pontius
      1. Pontius of Carthage, Confessor, deacon of Bishop Cyprianus
      2. Pontius of Cimiez, martyr
2702. Poplia
      1. Poplia/Publia, deaconess at Antioch, martyr
2703. Poplion
      1. Poplion, Greek martyr
2704. Poppo
      1. Poppo, abbot of Stablo,
2705. Porcarius
      1. Porcarius II, abbot at Lérins, martyr
2706. Porcarius and companions
      1. Porcarius and companions, martyrs at Lérins
2707. Porphyrius
      1. Porphyrius the General, martyr
      2. Porphyrius, 'Man of God,' martyr
      3. Porphyrius, Bishop of Gaza, Confessor
      4. Porphyrius, horse trader, martyr under Julian the Apostate
      5. Porphyrius, martyr
      6. Porphyrius, martyr at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
      7. Porphyrius, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      8. Porphyrius, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      9. Porphyrius, martyr at Parium
      10. Porphyrius, martyr, of Ephesus
      11. Porphyrius, priest, martyr at Camerino
      12. Porphyrius, servant of Pamphius, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
2708. Portianus
      1. Portianus/Pourcain, abbot of Miranda in the Auvergne
2709. Potamia
      1. Potamia, martyr at Thagura in Numidia, Africa
2710. Potamioena
      1. Potamioena ‘the Younger’, maiden martyr at Alexandria
      2. Potamioena, maiden martyr at Alexandria
2711. Potamion
      1. Potamion/Potamon, Bishop of Heraclea in Upper Egypt, martyr
2712. Potamius
      1. Potamius/Potamon, martyr in Cyprus
2713. Potamius and Nemesius
      1. Potamius and Nemesius, martyrs in Cyprus
2714. Potentianus, Potentien
      1. Potentianus/Potentien, Bishop of Sens, martyr
2715. Potitus
      1. Potitus, marytr in Sardinia
2716. Praepedigna
      1. Praepedigna, martyr at Ostia Tibernia
2717. Praesidius
      1. Praesidius, bishop of Byzacium (Tunis), martyr
2718. Praetextatus
      1. Praetextatus, Bishop of Rouen, martyr
      2. Praetextatus, Roman martyr
2719. Pragmatius
      1. Pragmatius, Bishop of Autun, Confessor
2720. Praxedis
      1. Praxedis, Roman maiden, donor to the poor
2721. presentation
      1. Presentation of Jesus to Simeon the Just at the Temple
2722. Priamus
      1. Priamus, martyr at Cagliari in Sardinia
2723. priests
      1. Greek priests, identity uncertain
      2. sixteen priests, martyrs at Kaskhar in Persia (three Abdallahs, Simeon, Abraham, Aba, Ajabel, Joseph, Han, three Ebedjesus, John, Maris, Berhadbesciaba, and Rozichaeus)
2724. Prilidianus
      1. Prilidianus/Barbadus, boy martyr at Antioch
2725. Primianus
      1. Primianus, martyr in Africa
2726. Primitiva
      1. Primitiva, maiden martyr at Rome
      2. Primitiva, Roman martyr
2727. Primitivus
      1. Primitivus of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      2. Primitivus, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
      3. Primitivus, martyr in Africa
      4. Primitivus, martyr in Galicia, Spain
      5. Primitivus, Roman martyr
2728. Primus
      1. Primus, deacon, martyr in northwestern Africa
      2. Primus, martyr at Antioch
      3. Primus, martyr on the Hellespontus
      4. Primus, Roman martyr
2729. Primus and Donatus
      1. Primus and Donatus, deacons, martyrs in northwestern Africa
2730. Primus and Felicianus
      1. Primus and Felicianus, Roman martyrs
2731. Primus, Cyril, and Secundarius
      1. Primus, Cyril, and Secundarius, martyrs at Antioch
2732. Principius
      1. Principius, Bishop of Soissons, Confessor
2733. Prisca
      1. Prisca/Priscilla, maiden martyr at Rome
2734. Priscianus
      1. Priscianus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      2. Priscianus, martyr at Rome or in Syria
2735. Priscilla
      1. Priscilla of the Seventy Disciples, martyr
      2. Priscilla, disciple of the Apostles
      3. Priscilla, Romamatron
2736. Priscillianus
      1. Priscillianus, clerk, Roman martyr
2737. Priscus
      1. Priscus II, Bishop of Capua, Confessor
      2. Priscus, first Bishop of Capua, martyr
      3. Priscus, Greek martyr
      4. Priscus, martyr
      5. Priscus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      6. Priscus, martyr at Tomi on the Black Sea
      7. Priscus, martyr in Phrygia
      8. Priscus, martyr near Auxerre
      9. Priscus, priest, Roman martyr
2738. Priscus and Adjutor
      1. Priscus II, Bishop of Capua, and Bishop Adjutor, Confessors
2739. Priscus and companions
      1. Priscus and companions, African bishops (Castrensis, Tammarus, Rosius, Heraclius, Secundinus, Adjutor, Marcus, Augustus, Elpidius, Canio, and Vindonius
      2. Priscus and companions, martyrs near Auxerre
2740. Priscus and Martin
      1. Priscus and Martin, Greek martyrs
2741. Priscus and Nicholas
      1. Priscus and Nicholas, Greek martyrs
      2. Priscus and Nicholas, martyrs
2742. Priscus, Crescens, and Evagrius
      1. Priscus, Crescens, and Evagrius, martyrs at Tomi on the Black Sea
2743. Priscus, Malchus, and Alexander
      1. Priscus, Malchus, and Alexander, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
2744. Priscus, Martin, and Nicholas
      1. Priscus, Martin, and Nicholas
      2. Priscus, Martin, and Nicholas, Greek martyrs
      3. Priscus, Martin, and Nicholas, martyrs
2745. Priscus, Priscillianus, and Benedicta
      1. Priscus, Priscillianus, and Benedicta, Roman martyrs
2746. Privatus
      1. Privatus, bishop, martyr in Gevaudin
      2. Privatus, martyr at Synnada in Phrygia
      3. Privatus, Roman soldier, martyr
2747. Probus
      1. Probus II, Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
      2. Probus, Bishop of Rieti in Italy, Confessor
      3. Probus, Bishop of Veron, Confessor
      4. Probus, martyr
      5. Probus, martyr at Anazarbus in Cilicia
      6. Probus, martyr at Anazarbus in Cilicia (with Tarachus and Andronicus)
      7. Probus, martyr in Africa
      8. Probus/Promus, martyr by beheading
2748. Probus and Hilarius
      1. Probus and Hilarius, martyrs by beheading
2749. Probus and Tarachus
      1. Probus and Tarachus, martyrs at Anazarbus in Cilicia
2750. Probus, Hilarius, and companions
      1. Probus, Hilarius, and companions, martyrs by beheading
2751. Probus, Tarachus, and Andronicus
      1. Probus, Tarachus and Andronicus, martyrs at Anazarbus in Cilicia
      2. Probus, Tarachus, and Andronicus, martyrs at Anazarbus in Cilicia
2752. Probus, Tarachus, Andronicus, and companions
      1. Probus, Tarachus, Andronicus, and unspecified companions, martyrs at Anazarbus in Cilicia
2753. Processus
      1. Processus, Roman martyr
2754. Processus and Martinianus
      1. Processus and Martinianus, Roman martyrs
2755. Prochorus
      1. Prochorus of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyr
      2. Prochorus, martyr, of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem
      3. Prochorus, of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyr
2756. Prochorus and Nicanor
      1. Prochorus and Nicanor of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyrs
      2. Prochorus and Nicanor, of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyrs
2757. Prochorus, Nicanor, and Parmenas
      1. Prochorus, Nicanor, and Parmenas of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyrs
2758. Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, and Parmenas
      1. Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, and Parmenas of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyrs
      2. Prochorus, Timon, and Parmenas, martyrs, of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem
2759. Procianus
      1. Procianus, martyr, identity uncertain
2760. Procopius
      1. Procopius Decapitola, Confessor
      2. Procopius, Greek martyr
      3. Procopius, Megalomartyr at Caesaria in Palestine
2761. Procopius and Basil
      1. Basil and Procopius, Confessors at Constantinople
      2. Procopius Decapitola and Basil, Confessors
2762. Procopius and Christopher
      1. Procopius and Christopher, Greek martyrs
2763. Procula
      1. Procula/Procla, wife of Pontius Pilate
2764. Proculus
      1. Proculus II, Bishop of Terni (Narni?), martyr
      2. Proculus II, Bishop of Terni or Narni in Umbria, martyr
      3. Proculus, Bishop of Verona, martyr
      4. Proculus, deacon of Pozzuoli, martyr
      5. Proculus, deacon of the church at Puteoli, martyr
      6. Proculus, Greek martyr at Kalipta
      7. Proculus, identity uncertain
      8. Proculus, martyr at Bologne
      9. Proculus, martyr at Kalipta
      10. Proculus, martyr at Terni
      11. Proculus, martyr, identity uncertain
      12. Proculus, Patriarch of Constantinople
      13. Proculus/Preuil, Bishop of Autun, martyr
2765. Proculus and Hilarion
      1. Proculus and Hilarion, martyrs at Kalipta
2766. Projectus
      1. Projectus, bishop, martyr in France
      2. Projectus/Praejectus, martyr
2767. Projectus and Marinus
      1. Projectus and Marinus, martyrs in France
2768. Promus
      1. Promus, Egyptian martyr at Ascalon in Palestine
      2. Promus/Probus, Egyptian martyr at Ascalon in Palestine
2769. prophets
      1. unspecified prophets
2770. Prosdoce
      1. Prosdoce/Proscudia, martyr en route to Hierapolis
2771. Prosdocimus
      1. Prosdocimus, first Bishop and Apostle of Padua, Confessor
2772. Prosper
      1. Prosper, Bishop of Orléans, Confessor
      2. Prosper, Bishop of Reggio in Emilia, Confessor
2773. Protasius
      1. Protasius, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
      2. Protasius, martyr at Cologne
      3. Protasius, martyr at Milan
      4. Protasius, Protomartyr at Milan
2774. Protasius and Gervasius
      1. Protasius and Gervasius, Protomartyrs at Milan
2775. Proterius
      1. Proterius, Melchite (Greek) Patriarch of Alexandria, martyr
2776. Protion
      1. Protion/Proclion, Greek martyr
2777. Protius
      1. Protius, martyr at Aquileja
2778. Protogenes
      1. Protogenes, Bishop of Carrhae in Mesopotamia, Confessor
2779. Protolycus
      1. Protolycus/Protolicus, martyr at Alexandria
2780. Protus
      1. Protus, martyr at Rome
      2. Protus, priest, martyr at Sassari, Sardinia'
2781. Protus and Hyacinth
      1. Protus and Hyacinth, martyrs at Rome
2782. Protus and Januarius
      1. Protus and Januarius, martyrs at Sassari, Sardinia
2783. Prudentius
      1. Prudentius, Bishop of Tarazona, Confessor
2784. Ptolemaeus
      1. Ptolemaeus, martyr at Rome
      2. Ptolemaeus, soldier, martyr at Alexandria
2785. Ptolemaeus and Lucius
      1. Ptolemaeus and Lucius, martyrs at Rome
2786. Publia
      1. Publia/Poplia, head of a community of nuns near Antioch
2787. Publius
      1. Publius of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      2. Publius, abbot in Syria, Confessor
      3. Publius, bishop in Asia
      4. Publius, Bishop of Athens, martyr
      5. Publius, Bishop of Malta, martyr
      6. Publius, martyr
      7. Publius, martyr at Tripoli in Phoenicia
      8. Publius, martyr in Proconsular Africa
      9. Publius/Publianus, martyr in Africa
2788. Publius, Julianus, Marcellus, and others
      1. Publius, Julianus, Marcellus, and unspecified others, martyrs in Africa
2789. Publius, Victor, Hermes, and Papias
      1. Publius, Victor, Hermes, and Papias, marytrs in Africa
2790. Pudens
      1. Pudens, disciple of the Apostles
      2. Quintus Cornelius Pudens, Roman senator, disciple of the Apostles
2791. Pudentiana
      1. Pudentiana/Potentiana, Roman maiden
2792. Pudentiana and Pudens
      1. Pudentiana and her father Pudens, disciple of the Apostles
2793. Pulcheria
      1. Greek Empress Pucheria
      2. Greek Empress Pulcheria
      3. Pulcheria, celibate Byzantine Empress
      4. Pulcheria, Greek Empress
      5. Pulcheria, Greek empress
2794. Pulcheria and Irene
      1. Pulcheria and Irene, Greek empresses
2795. Pupulus
      1. Pupulus, martyr at Alexandria
2796. purification
      1. Purification of the Virgin Mary
2797. Pusai, Fusik, Pusicius
      1. Pusai/Fusik/Pusicius, chief of royal embroidery works, martyr in Persia
2798. Pyrrhus
      1. Pyrrhus, bishop, identity uncertain
      2. Pyrrhus, martyr
2799. Pyrrhus, Gerasimus, and Erasmus
      1. Pyrrhus, Gerasimus, and Erasmus, martyrs
2800. Quadragesimus
      1. Quadragesimus, subdeacon at Pavia, miracle worker
2801. Quadratus
      1. Quadratus, bishop, Confessor
      2. Quadratus, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Quadratus, martyr in Africa
      4. Quadratus/Codratus, bishop in Anatolia, martyr
      5. Quadratus/Codratus, Bishop of Magnesia, martyr
      6. Quadratus/Codratus, Bishop of Magnesia, prophet and disciple of the Apostles
      7. Quadratus/Codratus, Bishop of Magnesia, prophet and disciple of the Apostles, martyr
      8. Quadratus/Codratus, martyr at Nicomedia
      9. Quadratus/Codratus, prophet and disciple of the Apostles
2802. Quadratus and companions
      1. Quadratus/Codratus, prophet and disciple of the Apostles, and companions
2803. Quadratus, Immanuel, Sabinus, and Theodosius
      1. Quadratus, Immanuel/Manuel, Sabinus, and Theodosius, martyrs
      2. Quadratus/Codratus, Immanuel/Manuel, Sabinus, and Theodosius, martyrs
2804. Quadratus, Immanuel, Theodosius, and companions
      1. Quadratus, Immanuel, Theodosius, and forty companions, martyrs
2805. Quartilla
      1. Quartilla, martyr at Sorrento
2806. Quartus
      1. Quartus of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Quartus, bishop, disciple of Paul
      3. Quartus, deacon, Roman martyr
      4. Quartus, identity uncertain
      5. Quartus, martyr in Africa
      6. Quartus, Roman martyr
2807. Quartus and Quintus
      1. Quartus and Quintus, Roman martyrs
2808. Quinctinus
      1. Quinctinus/Quintinus/Quentin, martyr at Augusta Vermanduorum (Saint-Quentin), in Aisne, France
2809. Quinidius
      1. Quinidius, Bishop of Vaison, Confessor
2810. Quintianus
      1. Quintianus/Cantianus, Greek martyr
      2. Quintianus/Kindion/Kyntirianus, Bishop of Seleucia
      3. Quintianus/Quinctianus, bishop
      4. Quintianus/Quinctianus, Bishop of Rodez, Confessor
      5. Quintianus/Quinctianus, martyr at Catania in Sicily
      6. Quintianus/Quinctianus, martyr in Asia Minor
      7. Quintianus/Quinctianus, martyr in northwestern Africa
2811. Quintianus and Atticus
      1. Quintianus and Atticus, Greek martyrs
2812. Quintianus and Irenaeus
      1. Quintianus and Irenaeus, martyrs in Asia Minor
2813. Quintianus, Lucius, and Julianus
      1. Quintianus, Lucius, and Julianus, martyrs in northwestern Africa
2814. Quintilianus
      1. Quintilianus, martyr at Dorostolum (Silistria)
      2. Quintilianus, martyr at Dorostolum (Silistria) (with Dada and Maximus)
      3. Quintilianus/Quinctilianus of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
2815. Quintilis
      1. Quintilis/Quinctilis, bishop, martyr at Nicomedia
2816. Quintilla
      1. Quintilla, martyr at Sorrento
2817. Quintius
      1. Quintius, martyr at Capua
2818. Quintius, Arcontius, and Donatus
      1. Quintius, Arcontius, and Donatus, martyrs at Capua
2819. Quintus
      1. Quintus, martyr at Sorrento
      2. Quintus, martyr in Africa
      3. Quintus/Cointus the Miracle Worker, martyr
      4. Quintus/Quinctus, Roman martyr
2820. Quintus, Quintilla, Quartilla, Marcus,and companions
      1. Quintus, Quintilla, Quartilla, Marcus, and nine companions, martyrs at Sorrento
2821. Quintus, Simplicius, and companions
      1. Quintus, Simplicius, and unspecified companions, martyrs in Africa
2822. Quiri(a)cus
      1. Quiri(a)cus/Cyri(a)cus, martyr at Rome
      2. Quiri(a)cus/Cyri(a)cus, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
2823. Quiriacus
      1. Quiriacus, bishop, martyr at Ostia Tiberina
      2. Quiriacus, martyr at Augsburg
2824. Quiriacus, Maximus, Archelaus, and companions
      1. Quiriacus, Maximus, Archelaus, and Companions, martyrs at Ostia Tiberina
2825. Quirinus
      1. Quirinus of Neuss, tribune, jailer of Pope Alexander, martyr
      2. Quirinus of Tegernsee, martyr at Rome
      3. Quirinus, Bishop of Siscia, martyr
      4. Quirinus, priest, martyr
      5. Quirinus, priest, martyr at Scamnis
2826. Quiteria
      1. Quiteria, maiden martyr in Gascony
2827. Quodvultdeus
      1. Quodvultdeus, Bishop of Carthage, Confessor
2828. Rabulas
      1. Rabulas/Rabula, Confessor, abbot and disciple of Barypsabas
2829. Radegundis
      1. Radegundis, Queen of the Franks
2830. Ragnulf
      1. Ragnulf/Rainulf/Renon, martyr at Thélus near Arras
2831. Rainerius
      1. Rainerius/Raynier, Bishop of Forconium in Central Italy, Confessor
2832. Rasyphus
      1. Rasyphus, martyr at Rome
2833. Raynier
      1. Raynier/Ranieri Scacceri, hermit in Pisa, Confessor
2834. Reasus
      1. Reasus/Rhyas, layman, martyr in Gotthia
2835. Reatrius
      1. Reatrius, martyr in Africa during the Vandal persecution
2836. Redempta
      1. Redempta, maiden martyr at Rome
2837. Redemptus
      1. Redemptus, Bishop of Ferentino in Italy, Confessor
2838. Redux
      1. Redux, Bishop of Naples
2839. Regina
      1. Regina/Reine, maiden martyr at Aliso, diocese of Autun
2840. Regulus
      1. Regulus of Arles, Bishop of Senlis, Confessor
      2. Regulus, bishop, martyr at Populonia
2841. Reineldis
      1. Reineldis/Raineldis de Contich, nun, martyr at Saintes
2842. Reineldis and companions
      1. Reineldis and companions, martyrs at Saintes
2843. Rembert
      1. Rembert/Reimbert, Archbishop of Bremen-Hamburg, Confessor
2844. Remedius
      1. Remedius, bishop in France
2845. Remigius
      1. Remigius, Bishop of Reims, Confessor
2846. Renatus
      1. Renatus, Bishop of Sorrento, Confessor
2847. Reparata
      1. Reparata, maiden martyr at Caesarea
2848. Respicius
      1. Respicius, martyr at Nicea
2849. Restituta
      1. Restituta, maiden martyr at Carthage
      2. Restituta, maiden martyr near Sora
      3. Restituta, Virgin Martyr at Carthage
2850. Restitutus
      1. Restitutus, Bishop of Carthage, martyr
      2. Restitutus, martyr at Antioch
      3. Restitutus, Roman martyr
2851. Restitutus and companions
      1. Restitutus, Donatus, Valerianus, Fructuosa, and twelve others, martyrs at Antioch
2852. resurrection
      1. Resurrection of Lazarus
2853. return
      1. Return of the boy Jesus from Egypt
2854. Reverianus
      1. Reverianus, bishop, martyr in Gaul
2855. Reverianus, Paul, and companions
      1. Reverianus, Paul, and ten companions, martyrs in Gaul
2856. Revocata
      1. Revocata, martyr
2857. Revocatus
      1. Revocatus, deacon, martyr at Smyrna
      2. Revocatus, martyr at Carthage
2858. Rhais
      1. Rhais, catechumen, martyr at Alexandria
2859. Rheginus
      1. Rhegimus, Bishop of Skopolon Island (Droma) in the Aegean Sea, martyr
      2. Rheginus, Bishop of Skopolon Island (Droma) in the Aegean Sea, martyr
2860. Rhipseme and companions
      1. Rhipseme and companions (Gaiana, Nino, and six other maiden martyrs)
2861. Rhipsime
      1. Rhipseme, maiden martyr
      2. Rhipsime, maiden martyr
      3. Rhipsime, Virgin Martyr
2862. Rhipsime and companions
      1. Rhipseme and companions (Gaiana, Nico, and six other maiden martyrs)
      2. Rhipsime and companions (Gaiana, Nino, and six other maiden martyrs)
2863. Rhipsime and Gaiana
      1. Rhipsime and Gaiana, maiden martyrs
2864. Rhipsime, Gaiana, and companions
      1. Rhipseme, Gaiana, and and companions (Nino and six other maiden martyrs)
      2. Rhipsime, Gaiana, and companions (Nino and six other maiden martyrs)
      3. Rhipsime, Gaiana, and other maiden martyrs
      4. Rhipsime, Gaiana, and other virgin martyrs
2865. rhodismos
      1. Laying of Roses on the Grave of Patriarch Timothy
      2. Rhodismos of John the Evangelist (the Theologian)
2866. Richard
      1. Richard 'the King,' Anglo-Saxon nobleman, Confessor
      2. Richard, Bishop of Chichester, Confessor
2867. Richarius
      1. Richarius, priest at Crecy, Confessor
2868. Ricsus
      1. Ricsus, vicar, martyr at Rome
      2. Ricsus/Vicarius, martyr at Rome
2869. Rigobert
      1. Rigobert, Archbishop of Reims, Confessor
2870. Rima
      1. Rima, Gothic/Scythian martyr
2871. Robber
      1. Robber on the Cross next to Jesus
2872. robbers
      1. seven robbers, martyrs at Corfu
2873. Robert
      1. Robert, abbot of Newminster, Confessor
      2. Robert, founder of Citeaux, Confessor
2874. Robustianus
      1. Robustianus, martyr
      2. Robustianus, martyr at Milan
2875. Robustianus and Marcus
      1. Robustianus and Marcus, martyrs
2876. Rochus
      1. Rochus/Roche/Roch of Montpelier, Confessor
2877. Rodopianus
      1. Rodopianus, martyr at Aphrodisia in Caria, Asia Minor
2878. Rogatianus
      1. Rogatianus, martyr at Nantes in Brittany
      2. Rogatianus, priest at Algiers
      3. Rogatianus/Rogatus, martyr in Africa
2879. Rogatianus and Felicissimus
      1. Rogatianus and Felicissimus of Algiers
2880. Rogatus
      1. another Rogatus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      2. Rogatus, martyr
      3. Rogatus, martyr in Africa
      4. Rogatus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      5. Rogatus, monk, martyr at Carthage
2881. Rogatus, Successus, and companions
      1. Rogatus, Successus, and sixteen companions, martyrs in northwestern Africa
2882. Rogellius
      1. Rogellius, monk, martyr at Cordova
2883. Rogellius and Servusdei
      1. Rogellius and Servusdei, martyrs at Cordova
2884. Romana
      1. Romana, maiden at Todi
2885. Romanus
      1. Romanus de Blaye, priest at LeMans, Confessor
      2. Romanus Melodus, Confessor
      3. Romanus ‘the Cilician’, Confessor
      4. Romanus ‘the Wonder Worker’, Confessor
      5. Romanus, abbot at Subiaco, friend of Benedict
      6. Romanus, abbot of Condat in the Jura Mountains, Confessor
      7. Romanus, Bishop of Auxerre, martyr
      8. Romanus, Bishop of Rouen, Confessor
      9. Romanus, deacon in Palestine, martyr at Antioch
      10. Romanus, martyr at Nicomedia
      11. Romanus, martyr at Samosata in Syria
      12. Romanus, martyr from Parium on the Hellespont
      13. Romanus, martyr, identity uncertain
      14. Romanus, Roman martyr
2886. Romanus and Barulas
      1. Romanus, deacon in Palestine, and boy Barulas, martyrs at Antioch
      2. Romanus, deacon of Palestine, and boy Barulas, martyrs at Antioch
2887. Romanus and boys
      1. Romanus and boys, martyrs at Antioch
2888. Romanus and companions
      1. Romanus, Jacob, Philotheus, Hyperechius, Abibus/Haabib, Julianus, and Paregorius, martyrs at Samosata in Syria
2889. Romaric
      1. Romaric/Rémiré, abbot, Confessor at Luxeuil
2890. Romuald
      1. Romuald, abbot and Confessor, founder of the Camaldolese hermits
2891. Romula
      1. Romula, maiden martyr at Rome
2892. Romula, Redempta, and Herundo
      1. Romula, Redempta, and Herundo, maiden martyrs at Rome
2893. Romulus
      1. Romulus, Bishop of Fiesole, disciple of Peter, martyr
      2. Romulus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      3. Romulus, martyr at Concordia
      4. Romulus, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      5. Romulus, sibling marytr in Mauretania
2894. Romulus and Secundus
      1. Romulus and Secundus, sibling martyrs in Mauretania
2895. Rose
      1. Rose/Rosa, maiden of Viterbo, Italy
2896. Rosius
      1. Rosius, African bishop
2897. Rosula
      1. Rosula, martyr at Carthage
2898. Rudericus
      1. Rudericus/Rodrigo, priest, martyr at Cordova
2899. Rudericus and Solomon
      1. Rudericus and Solomon, martyrs at Cordova
2900. Rufina
      1. Rufina, maiden martyr at Rome
      2. Rufina, maiden martyr at Seville
      3. Rufina, mother of Mamas, at Caesarea in Palestine
      4. Rufina, Virgin Martyr at Rome
2901. Rufina and Secunda
      1. Rufina and Secunda, sibling maiden martyrs at Rome
      2. Rufina and Secunda, sisters, Virgin Martyrs at Rome
2902. Rufinianus
      1. Rufinianus, martyr by sword
      2. Rufinianus, martyr by the sword
2903. Rufinus
      1. Rufinus the Miracle Worker, deacon, martyr at Sinope
      2. Rufinus the Miracle Worker, martyr at Sinope
      3. Rufinus, Bishop of Capua, Confessor
      4. Rufinus, Bishop of the Marsi, martyr
      5. Rufinus, Confessor, at Mantua
      6. Rufinus, martyr at Ancyra
      7. Rufinus, martyr at Assisi
      8. Rufinus, martyr at Soissons
      9. Rufinus, martyr at Syracuse
      10. Rufinus, martyr in Africa
      11. Rufinus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      12. Rufinus, Roman martyr
2904. Rufinus and Aquilina
      1. Aquilina the Younger and Rufinus the Miracle Worker, martyrs at Sinope
      2. Rufinus the Miracle Worker and Aquilina the Younger, martyrs at Sinope
2905. Rufinus and companions
      1. Rufinus and companions, martyrs near Rieti
2906. Rufinus and Martia
      1. Rufinus and Martia, martyrs at Syracuse
2907. Rufinus, Aquilina, and companions
      1. Rufinus the Miracle Worker, Aquilina the Younger, and 200 soldiers, martyrs at Sinope
      2. Rufinus the Miracle Worker, Aquilina the Younger, and two hundred soldiers, martyrs at Sinope
2908. Rufinus, Mark, Valerius, and companions
      1. Rufinus, Mark, Valerius, Paul, Honoratus, Donatus, Baricus, Vitalis, Januarius, and Justus, , martyrs in Africa
2909. Rufinus, Silvanus, and Vitalicus
      1. Rufinus, Silvanus, and Vitalicus, martyrs at Ancyra in Galatia
2910. Rufus
      1. Rufus of Philippi in Macedonia or Antioch, martyr at Rome
      2. Rufus, Bishop of Capua, martyr
      3. Rufus, called ‘Preacher of Obedience’ by Theodore Studite, ascete, Confessor
      4. Rufus, deacon, martyr at Capua
      5. Rufus, disciple of the Apostles
      6. Rufus, disciple of the Apostles, martyr
      7. Rufus, martyr at Damascus
      8. Rufus, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      9. Rufus, martyr at Rome
      10. Rufus, martyr at Tomi
      11. Rufus, martyr, identity uncertain
      12. Rufus, member of the Church of Rome to whom Paul sent greetings
      13. Rufus, ninth Bishop of Metz
      14. Rufus/Roux, first Bishop of Avignon
      15. Rufus/Rufinus, martyr by sword
      16. Rufus/Rufinus, martyr by the sword
2911. Rufus and Carpon
      1. Rufus and Carpon, martyrs at Capua
2912. Rufus and Rufinianus
      1. Rufinus/Rufinus and Rufinianus, martyrs by sword
      2. Rufus/Rufinus and Rufinianus, twin martyrs by sword
2913. Rufus and Zosimas
      1. Rufus and Zosimas of Philippi in Macedonia or Antioch, martyrs at Rome
2914. Rumold
      1. Rumold/Rp,bai;d, martyr, patron of Malines/Mechlin
2915. Rupert
      1. Rupert, first Bishop of Salzburg
2916. Rustica
      1. Rustica, Roman martyr
2917. Rusticus
      1. Rusticus II, Bishop of Treves, Confessor
      2. Rusticus, Bishop of Clermont, Confessor
      3. Rusticus, Bishop of Narbonne, Confessor
      4. Rusticus, martyr at Verona
      5. Rusticus, priest and martyr
      6. Rusticus, subdeacon, martyr at Carthage
2918. Rutilius
      1. Rutilius, martyr in Africa
2919. Rutilus
      1. Rutilus, martyr at Sabaria in Pannonia
      2. Rutilus/Rutulus, martyr in proconsular Africa
2920. Rutilus and companions
      1. Rutilus and companions, martyrs at Sabaria in Pannonia
2921. Sabas
      1. Sabas of Benephali
      2. Sabas Rastko I, Confessor, first Metropolitan of Serbia
      3. Sabas the General/the Goth
      4. Sabas the General/The Goth
      5. Sabas the General/the Goth, martyr
      6. Sabas the General/The Goth, martyr
      7. Sabas the General/the Goth, martyr (with 70 soldiers)
      8. Sabas the Visigoth, martyr
      9. Sabas the Visigoth, martyr in Wallachia
      10. Sabas the Warrior, martyr
      11. Sabas, abbot, Confessor
      12. Sabas, Abbot, Confessor
      13. Sabas, identity uncertain
      14. Sabas, martyr
      15. Sabas, martyr at Damascus
      16. Sabas, martyr at Troy
      17. Ven. Sabas, identity uncertain
2922. Sabas and companions
      1. Sabas the General/the Goth and seventy soldiers, martyrs
2923. Sabbatius
      1. Sabbatius, martyr at Antioch in Pisidia
      2. Sabbatius, martyr at Synnada in Phrygia
      3. Sabbatius, martyr at Synnada in Pisidia
2924. Sabel
      1. Sabel, Persian martyr
2925. Sabina
      1. Sabina, maiden martyr at Toscanella
      2. Sabina, martyr at Avila in Portugal
      3. Sabina, widow of Herod Metallarius, martyr
      4. Sabina/Savina, matron, bringer of the bodies of Nabor and Felix to Milan
2926. Sabinianus
      1. Sabinianus, martyr at Damascus
      2. Sabinianus, monk, martyr at Cordova
      3. Sabinianus/Savinien, martyr at Troyes in France
2927. Sabinianus and Potentianus
      1. Sabinianus and Potentianus, Bishops of Sens, martyrs
2928. Sabinianus, Savinien
      1. Sabinianus/Savinien, Bishop of Sens, martyr
2929. Sabinus
      1. Bishop Sabinus the Younger
      2. Sabinus, Bishop of Catania in Sicily, Confessor
      3. Sabinus, Bishop of Faenza and Assisi, martyr
      4. Sabinus, Bishop of Spoleto in Italy, martyr
      5. Sabinus, Confessor, Bishop of Canosa in Apulia
      6. Sabinus, martyr
      7. Sabinus, martyr at Damascus
      8. Sabinus, martyr at La Bresse in Poitou, France
      9. Sabinus, martyr by fire
      10. Sabinus, martyr, identity uncertain
      11. Sabinus, procurator of Hermopolis in Egypt
      12. Sabinus, procurator of Hermopolis in Egypt, martyr
      13. Sabinus, second Bishop of Piacenza
      14. Sabinus, second Bishop of Piacenza, Confessor
      15. Sabinus/Abibas/Phanas, procurator of Hermopolis in Egypt, martyr
2930. Sabinus and companions
      1. Sabinus and companions, martyrs at Assisi
      2. Sabinus, Julianus, Maximus, Macrobius, Cassia, Paula, and ten others, martyrs at Damascus
      3. Sabinus, procurator of Hermopolis and companions, martyrs
2931. Sabinus and Cyprianus
      1. Sabinus and Cyprianus, martyrs at La Bresse in Poitou, France
2932. Sacerdos
      1. Sacerdos, Bishop of Limoges, patron of Sarlat
      2. Sacerdos, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      3. Sacerdos, Bishop of Murviedro, Confessor
2933. Sadoc
      1. Sadoc/Sadoth, martyr in Persia
2934. Sadoc and companions
      1. Sadoc and companions (20/128 priests, monks, and nuns), martyrs in Persia
      2. Sadoc and one hundred twenty-eight companions), martyrs in Persia
      3. Sadoc and one hundred twenty-eight companions, martyrs in Persia
      4. Sadoc/Sadoth and one hundred twenty-eight companions
      5. Sadoc/Sadoth and one hundred twenty-eight companions (priests, monks, and nuns, martyrs in Persia)
      6. Sadoc/Sadoth and one hundred twenty-eight companions, martyrs in Persia
      7. Sadoc/Sadoth and one hundred twenty-eight companions, martyrs in Persias
2935. Sagaris
      1. Sagaris, Bishop of Laodicea in Phrygia, martyr
2936. saint
      1. female saint, identity uncertain
      2. saint, identity uncertain
      3. unidentified male saint
      4. unidentified saint (m)
      5. unidentified saint (unknown)
2937. saints
      1. All Saints
      2. All Saints' Day
2938. Sais
      1. Sais, Greek martyr by drowning
2939. Saisus
      1. Saisus of Persia, martyr, identity uncertain
2940. Salaberga
      1. Salaberga, matron, foundress and abbess of double monastery of St. John's at Lâon
2941. Salamanes
      1. Salamanes the Hesychast, Confessor
2942. Sallustia
      1. Sallustia, martyr at Rome
2943. Sallustianus
      1. Sallustianus, martyr or Confessor, in Sardinia
2944. Salutaris
      1. Salutaris, Archdeacon of Carthage, Confessor
2945. Salvinus
      1. Salvinus, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
2946. Salvius
      1. Salvius, Bishop of Albi, Confessor
      2. Salvius, bishop, martyr at Valenciennes
      3. Salvius, martyr in northwestern Africa
      4. Salvius/Salvus/Salve, Bishop of Amiens, Confessor
2947. Salvius and Superius
      1. Salvius and Superius, martyrs at Valenciennes
2948. Samona
      1. Samona/Alilus of the Machabee children, martyr
2949. Samson
      1. Samson the Hospitable
      2. Samson, first Bishop of Dol in Brittany, Confessor
      3. Samson, Priest and Innkeeper
2950. Samuel
      1. Prophet Samuel
      2. Samuel, Egyptian martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      3. Samuel, Egyptian martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      4. Samuel, martyr in Morocco
2951. Samuel and sons
      1. Prophet Samuel and his sons
2952. Sanctinus
      1. Sanctinus, first bishop of Meaux, Confessor
2953. Sanctius
      1. Sanctius/Sancho, martyr in Spain
2954. Sanctus
      1. Sanctus, deacon, martyr at Lyon
      2. Sanctus, martyr
2955. Sanctus and companions
      1. Sanctus and companions, martyrs
2956. Sandila
      1. Sandila, martyr at Cordova, Spain
2957. Sapel
      1. Sapel/Sabel/Sarbel, martyr, identity uncertain
2958. Sarah
      1. Ven. Sarah, ascete in Egypt
2959. Sarbel
      1. Sarbel.Thutail/Thatueles, martyr at Edessa
      2. Sarbel/Thutail/Thatueles, martyr at Edessa
      3. Sarbel/Tuthail/Thatueles, martyr at Edessa
      4. Sarbel/Tuthail/Thatuelus, martyr at Edessa
      5. Thutael/Sarbel, martyr at Edessa
2960. Sarbel and Babea
      1. Sarbel/Thutail/Thatueles and Babea, sibling martyrs at Edessa
      2. SarbelSarbel/Tuthail/Thatueles and Bebaia, sibling martyrs at Edessa
2961. Sarbel and Bebaia
      1. Sarbel/Thutail/Thatueles and Bebaia, sibling martyrs at Edessa
      2. Sarbel/Thutail/Thatueles and Bebaiea, sibling martyrs at Edessa
      3. Sarbel/Tuthail/Thatueles and Bebaia, sibling martyrs at Edessa
      4. Sarbel/Tuthail/Thatueles and Bebaia,sibling martyrs at Edessa
2962. Sarbel and Bebea
      1. Sarbel and Bebea, sibling martyrs at Edessa
      2. Sarbel/Tuthail/Thatueles and Bebea, sibling martyrs at Edessa
      3. Thutael/Sarbel and Babea, sibling martyrs at Edessa
2963. Sarbil
      1. Sarbil, son of Terentius and Neonilla, martyr
2964. Sarmata
      1. Sarmata, hermit, martyr in the Thebaid in Egypt
2965. Sarona
      1. Sarona, martyr in Rome or Byzantium
2966. Sarpambo
      1. Sarpambo, martyr at Alexandria
2967. Saturianus
      1. Saturianus, martyr in Africa
2968. Saturnilus
      1. Saturnilus, martyr at Carthage
2969. Saturnina
      1. Saturnina, maiden martyr at Arras
2970. Saturnini
      1. four Saturnini of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
2971. Saturninus
      1. Saturninus, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      2. Saturninus, martyr
      3. Saturninus, martyr at Adrumetum in Northwestern Africa
      4. Saturninus, martyr at Alexandria
      5. Saturninus, martyr at Antioch
      6. Saturninus, martyr at Apulia (Puglia)
      7. Saturninus, martyr at Cagliari in Sardinia
      8. Saturninus, martyr at Capua
      9. Saturninus, martyr at Carthage
      10. Saturninus, martyr at Crete
      11. Saturninus, martyr at Durazzo
      12. Saturninus, martyr at Porto Romano
      13. Saturninus, martyr at Terni, Italy
      14. Saturninus, martyr in Africa
      15. Saturninus, martyr in Greece
      16. Saturninus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      17. Saturninus, martyr in Syria
      18. Saturninus, martyr on the Isle of Corfu
      19. Saturninus, martyr, identity uncertain
      20. Saturninus, priest at Carthage, Roman martyr
      21. Saturninus, priest, martyr in northwestern Africa
      22. Saturninus, Roman martyr
      23. Saturninus/Saturnilus, Greek martyr by beheaing
      24. Saturninus/Sernin, first Bishop of Toulouse, martyr
2972. Saturninus and companions
      1. Saturninus and companions (Castulus, Magnus, and Lucius), martyrs at Terni, Italy
      2. Saturninus and companions (Thyrsus, Victor, Tharsicius, Zoticus, Cyriacus, and others), martyrs at Alexandria
      3. Saturninus and companions, martyrs in northwestern Africa
      4. Saturninus and nine companions, martyrs in northwestern Africa
      5. Saturninus, Inischolus, Januarius, Faustianus, Marsalinus, Euphrasius, and Mammius, martyrs on the Isle of Corfu
      6. Saturninus, Neopolis, Germanus, and Celestinus, martyrs at Alexandria
2973. Saturninus and Sisinnius
      1. Saturninus and Sisinnius, Roman martyrs
2974. Saturninus, Nereus, and companions
      1. Saturninus, Nereus, and three hundred sixty-five companions, martyrs in Africa
2975. Saturninus, Theophilus, and Revocata
      1. Saturninus, Theophilus, and Revocata, martyrs
2976. Saturus
      1. Saturus, Confessor, brother of St. Ambrosse
      2. Saturus, martyr at Achaia
      3. Saturus, martyr at Carthage
      4. Saturus, martyr in Carthage
      5. Saturus, royal procurator of the palace of Huneric at Carthage, martyr
2977. Saturus, Saturnilus, and companions
      1. Saturus, Saturnilus, Perpetua, Felicitas, Revocatus, and Secundulus), martyrs at Carthage
      2. Saturus, Saturnilus, Perpetua, Felicitas, Revocatus, and Secundulus, martyrs at Carthage
2978. Saula
      1. Saula, maiden martyr at Cologne
2979. Sazonus
      1. Sazonus, martyr in Persia
      2. Sazonus/Sazonius/Susanius, martyr in Persia
2980. Schinon
      1. Schinon, Greek martyr by beheading
2981. Schinon, Eususius, and Agatha
      1. Schinon, Eususius, and Agatha, martyrs
2982. Scholastica
      1. Scholastica, sister of Benedict of Nursia
      2. Scholastica, Virgin, sister of Benedict of Nursia
2983. Scubiculus
      1. Scubiculus/Scuviculle/Egobille, deacon, martyr at Scamnis
2984. Sebastia
      1. Sebastia, martyr at Sirmium
2985. Sebastian
      1. Sebastian of Milan, martyr
      2. Sebastian, Roman martyr
      3. Sebastian, soldier, martyr
2986. Sebastian and companions
      1. Sebastian of Milan and companions (Marcus, Marcellianus, Nicostratus, Zoe, Tranquillinus, Claudius, Castor, Tiburtius, Castolus, and 58 others), martyrs
2987. Sebastiana
      1. Sebastiana, maiden martyr at Heraclea
      2. Sebastiana, Virgin Martyr at Heraclea
2988. Sebastianus
      1. Sebastianus, martyr in Lesser Armenia
2989. Sebbi
      1. Sebbi, King of Essex, Confessor
2990. Seboa
      1. Seboa/Senocus, deacon, martyr at Mahelgadar in Persia
2991. Secunda
      1. Secunda, maiden martyr at Rome
      2. Secunda, maiden martyr at Tuburbum Lucernariae in Africa
      3. Secunda, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
      4. Secunda, Virgin Martyr at Rome
2992. Secundianus
      1. Secundianus, martyr at Civitavecchia
      2. Secundianus, martyr at Concordia
      3. Secundianus/Secundarius, martyr at Antioch
2993. Secundianus, Marcellianus, and Verianus
      1. Secundianus, Marcellianus, and Verianus, martyrs at Civitavecchia
2994. Secundilla
      1. Secundilla, martyr at Porto Romano
2995. Secundina
      1. Secundina, maiden martyr at Fondi
2996. Secundinus
      1. Secundinus, African bishop, Confessor
      2. Secundinus, African bishop, martyr at Cirta
      3. Secundinus, martyr at Adrumetum in northwestern Africa
      4. Secundinus, martyr at Cordova
      5. Secundinus, martyr at Suessa
      6. Secundinus, martyr in proconsular Africa
      7. Secundinus/Secundus, martyr at Antioch
2997. Secundulus
      1. Secundulus, martyr at Carthage
      2. Secundulus/Secundolus, martyr at Carthage
2998. Secundus
      1. Crescentius, martyr in Africa
      2. Secundus of Ventimiglia, martyr
      3. Secundus, bishop, martyr at Avila
      4. Secundus, Greek martyr by the sword
      5. Secundus, martyr at Amelia in Umbria
      6. Secundus, martyr at Asti
      7. Secundus, martyr at Carthage
      8. Secundus, martyr at Meropolis in Phrygia
      9. Secundus, martyr at Nicea in Bithynia
      10. Secundus, martyr at Nicomedia
      11. Secundus, martyr in Africa
      12. Secundus, priest, martyr at Barca near Alexandria
      13. Secundus, sibling martyr in Mauretania
      14. Secundus, soldier, martyr at Como
2999. Secundus and companions
      1. Secundus and companions, martyrs at Barca near Alexandria
3000. Secundus, Zosimas, Paul, and Darius
      1. Secundus, Zosimas, Paul, and Darius, martyrs at Nicea in Bithynia
3001. Securus
      1. Securus, martyr in Africa
3002. Sedopha
      1. Sedopha, martyr at Tomi
3003. Selenias
      1. Selenias/Serenus, martyr in Egypt
3004. Selesius
      1. Selesius, martyr at Alexandria
3005. Seleucus
      1. Seleucus of Caesarea, martyr in Palestine
      2. Seleucus of Caesaria, martyr in Palestine
      3. Seleucus, Cappadocian soldier, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      4. Seleucus, confessor or martyr in Syria
      5. Seleucus, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      6. Seleucus, martyr at Cyzicus in Mysia
      7. Seleucus, martyr by beheading
3006. Senator
      1. Senator, Bishop of Milan, Confessor
      2. Senator, martyr at Albano near Rome
      3. Senator, martyr at Temesa (Torre dei Lupi) near Venosa in Apulia
3007. Senator, Viator, Cassiodorus, and Dominata
      1. Senator, Viator, Cassiodorus, and Dominata, martyrs at Temesa (Torre dei Lupi) near Venosa in Apulia
3008. Sennen
      1. Sennen, Persian noble, martyr at Rome
3009. Septimius
      1. Septimius, lector, martyr at Venosa
      2. Septimius, monk, martyr at Carthage
3010. Sequanus
      1. Sequanus/Sigo/Seine, founder of Sigestre Monastery (Saint-Seine)
3011. Seraphina
      1. Seraphina of Civitas Mamiensis in Armenia or Spain
3012. Serapia
      1. Serapia, maiden martyr at Vindena in Umbria
3013. Serapion
      1. Serapion, Bishop of Thmuis in Lower Egypt
      2. Serapion, eighth Archbishop of Antioch
      3. Serapion, lector at Pentapolis in Libya, martyr
      4. Serapion, martyr at Alexandria
      5. Serapion, martyr at the stake under Severus
      6. Serapion, martyr at Tomi
      7. Serapion, martyr by fire under Severus
      8. Serapion, martyr converted by Meletius
      9. Serapion, martyr in Egypt
      10. Serapion, Roman martyr
      11. Serapionof the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, martyr
3014. Serapion and companions
      1. Serapion and companions (Callinicus, Theodore, and others converted by Meletius), martyrss
      2. Serapion, martyr by fire, and unspecified companions
3015. Serapion, Chronides, and Leontius
      1. Serapion, Chronides, and Leontius, martyrs at Alexandria
3016. Serena
      1. Serena, wife of Emperor Diocletian, converted by Cyriacus
3017. Serenus
      1. another Serenus, martyr at Alexandria
      2. Serenus, martyr at Alexandria
3018. Sergius
      1. Pope Sergius I, Confessor
      2. Sergius Georgius ‘the Confessor’
      3. Sergius, Confessor
      4. Sergius, lector, martyr
      5. Sergius, martyr near Caesarea in Cappadocia
      6. Sergius, martyr, identity uncertain
      7. Sergius, monastery founder, identity uncertain
      8. Sergius, Roman soldier, martyr
3019. Sergius and Bacchus
      1. Sergius and Bacchus, martyrs
3020. Sergius and Stephanus
      1. Sergius and Stephanus, Confessors
3021. Serotina
      1. Serotina/Scorina, Roman martyr
3022. Servandus
      1. Servandus, martyrs on the way to Tanger in Spain
3023. Servandus and Germanus
      1. Servandus and Germanus, martyrs, patrons of Cadiz in Spain
3024. Servatius
      1. Servatius, first Bishop of Tongres in the Low Countries
3025. Servideus
      1. Servideus, monk, martyr at Cordova
3026. Servilianus
      1. Servilianus, Roman martyr
3027. Servilius
      1. Servilius, martyr in Istria
3028. Servulus
      1. Servulus, martyr at Adrumetum in northwestern Africa
      2. Servulus, Roman beggar, Confessor
3029. Servus
      1. Servus, martyr at Tuburbum in Africa
      2. Servus, subdeacon, martyr at Carthage
3030. Servusdei
      1. Servusdei, martyr at Cordova
3031. seven maiden martyrs and Theodotus
      1. seven maiden martyrs at Ancyra and their burier Theodotus, martyr
3032. Severa
      1. Severa of Aquitaine, maiden martyr at Treves
3033. Severianus
      1. Severianus, Bishop of Scythopolis in Palestine, martyr
      2. Severianus, martyr at Albano
      3. Severianus, martyr at Nicomedia
      4. Severianus, martyr at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
      5. Severianus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      6. Severianus, senator, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
3034. Severianus and Aquila
      1. Severianus and his wife Aquila, martyrs in northwestern Africa
3035. Severinus
      1. Severinus, abbot of Agaunum
      2. Severinus, apostle of Noricum, Confessor
      3. Severinus, Bishop of Naples, Confessor
      4. Severinus, Bishop of Septempeda, Confessor
      5. Severinus, Bishop of Treves
      6. Severinus, Confessor, Bishop of Naples
      7. Severinus, martyr at Vienne
      8. Severinus, monk and hermit at Novientum, near Paris
      9. Severinus, monk at Tivoli
      10. Severinus, Roman martyr
      11. Severinus, soldier, martyr at Como
      12. Severinus/Seurin, Bishop of Bordeaux, Confessor
3036. Severinus, Exuperius, and Felicianus
      1. Severinus, Exuperius, and Felicianus, martyrs at Vienne
3037. Severus
      1. Severus of Vienne, Confessor
      2. Severus, Bishop of Barcelona, martyr
      3. Severus, Bishop of Naples, Confessor
      4. Severus, Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
      5. Severus, Bishop of Treves, Confessor
      6. Severus, Greek martyr
      7. Severus, martyr at Albano
      8. Severus, martyr at Alexandria
      9. Severus, priest at Heraclea, martyr at Adrianople
      10. Severus, priest at Interocrea in the Abruzzi, Confessor
      11. Severus, priest at Orvieto, Confessor
      12. Severus, priest, martyr at Bizya in Thrace
      13. Severus/Severianus, bishop, martyr at Ancyra
      14. Severus/Verus, martyr in Africa
3038. Severus and Artemidorus
      1. Severus and Artemidorus, Greek martyrs
3039. Severus and Memnon
      1. Severus and Memnon, martyrs at Bizya in Thrace
3040. Severus, Memnon, and companions
      1. Severus, Memnon, and thirty-eight companions, martyrs at Bizya in Thrace
3041. Severus, Securus, Januarius, and Victorinus
      1. Severus, Securus, Januarius, and Victorinus, martyrs in Africa
3042. Severus, Severianus, Carpophorus, and Victorinus
      1. Severus, Severianus, Carpophorus, and Victorinus, martyrs at Albano
3043. Shamona
      1. Shamona, martyr at Edessa
3044. Shapur
      1. Shapur/Sapor, Bishop of Bet-Nicator in Assyria, martyr in Persia
      2. Shapur/Sapor/Severius, Bishop of Bet-Nicator in Assyria, martyr in Persia
      3. Shapur/Sapor/Severius, martyr in Persia
3045. Sibelus
      1. Sibelus/Sobel, martyr in Egypt
3046. Sidonius
      1. Caius Sollius Apollinaris Sidonius, Bishop of Clermont, Confessor
3047. Sidronius
      1. Sidronius, martyr at Sens
3048. siege
      1. Freeing of Constantinople from Avars and Persians (626)
      2. Invasion of Constantinople by Avars (617)
      3. Invasion of Constantinople by the Avars (617)
      4. Siege of Constantinople by Arabs (718)
      5. Siege of Constantinople by Avars (617)
      6. Siege of Constantinople by Avars and Persians (626)
      7. Siege of Constantinople by Saracens (860)
3049. Sigismund
      1. Sigismund/Sigmund, King of Burgundy, martyr
3050. Signicus
      1. Signicus/Sigetzas, layman, martyr in Gotthia
3051. Silas
      1. Silas of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Silas of the Seventy Disciples of Christ
      3. Silas, layman, martyr in Gotthia
3052. Silas and Andronicus
      1. Silas and Andronicus of the Seventy Disciples
3053. Silas and Silvanus
      1. Silas and Silvanus of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Silas and Silvanus of the Seventy Disciples of Christ
      3. Silvanus and Silas of the Seventy Disciples
3054. Silas, Silvanus, Crescens, Epenetus, and Andronicus
      1. Silas, Silvanus, Crescens, Epenetus, and Andronicus of the 70/72 Disciples of Christ
      2. Silas, Silvanus, Crescens, Epenetus, and Andronicus of the Seventy Disciples of Christ
3055. Silvanus
      1. Silvanus of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Silvanus of the Seventy Disciples t
      3. Silvanus, Bishop of Emesa in Syria, martyr
      4. Silvanus, Bishop of Gaza, martyr
      5. Silvanus, Bishop of Philippopolis
      6. Silvanus, bishop, martyr at Antioch
      7. Silvanus, martyr at Ancyra
      8. Silvanus, martyr at Darion Quarter of Constantinople
      9. Silvanus, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
      10. Silvanus, martyr at Pisidia
      11. Silvanus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      12. Silvanus, martyr in Pisidia
      13. Silvanus, martyr in proconsular Africa
      14. Silvanus, martyr in Syria
      15. Silvanus, martyr in the Darion Quarter of Constantinople
      16. Silvanus, martyr in Thrace
      17. Silvanus, Roman martyr
3056. Silvanus and companions
      1. Silvanus and forty companions, martyrs at Phenna in Palestine
3057. Silvanus, Lucas, and Mucius
      1. Silvanus, Lucas, and Mocius, martyrs
      2. Silvanus, Lucas, and Muocius, martyrs
3058. Silvanus, Sabinus, and Pantherius
      1. Silvanus, Sabinus, and Pantherius, of the thirty-seven martyrs in Thrace
3059. Silverius
      1. Pope Silverius, martyr at Palmaria
3060. Silvester
      1. Silvester, Bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône, Confessor
3061. Silvianus
      1. Silvianus/Silvanus, bishop in Campania, Confessor
3062. Silvinus
      1. Silvinus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      2. Silvinus, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      3. Silvinus, regionary bishop in France
3063. Silvius
      1. Silvius, martyr at Alexandria
3064. Simeon
      1. Apostle Simeon the Zealot
      2. Simeon Barsibae, Persian bishop, martyr
      3. Simeon Barsibae, Persian Bishop, martyr
      4. Simeon Nemanja, Ruler of Serbia
      5. Simeon of the Stable, Stylite
      6. Simeon of Treves, recluse monk
      7. Simeon Salus of Syria, Confessor
      8. Simeon Stylite (the Elder)
      9. Simeon Stylites
      10. Simeon Stylites (the Elder)
      11. Simeon Stylites the Younger
      12. Simeon the Bishop, martyr in Persia
      13. Simeon the Just
      14. Simeon the Younger, Stylite
      15. Simeon the Younger, Stylite, of Mt. Admirable
      16. Simeon The Younger, Stylite, of Mt. Admirable
      17. Simeon ‘the Ancient’, Confessor
      18. Simeon, brother of Jesus, Bishop of Jerusalem, Hieromartyr
      19. Simeon, brother of Jesus, Bishop of Jerusalem, hieromartyr
      20. Simeon, brother of Jesus, Bishop of Jerusalem, martyr
      21. Simeon, identity uncertain
      22. Simeon, martyr in Persia
      23. Simeon/Simon, archbishop, identity uncertain
3065. Simeon and Anne
      1. Simeon the Just and Prophet Anne
3066. Simeon and companions
      1. Simeon Barsibae and companions (priests Abdella and Ananias, Chusdazat, Phusa, Askitrea, Azad, and 1150/100 others), martyrs
      2. Simeon Barsibae and companions (priests Abdella and Ananias, Chusdazat, Pusai, Askitrea, Azad, and 1150/100 others), martyrs
      3. Simeon Barsibae, Persian bishop, and companions, martyrs
3067. Simeon and John
      1. Simeon Salus and John, Confessors
      2. Simeon Salus and John, hermit, Confessors
      3. Simeon Salus of Syria and John, hermit, Confessors
      4. Simeon Salus of Syria, Confessor, and John, Confessor
3068. Simeon and Martha
      1. Simeon Stylite (the Elder) and Martha, his mother
      2. Simeon the Younger, Stylite, and Martha, his mother
      3. Simeon/Simon Stylites the Younger and his mother Martha
3069. Simeon and Prochorus
      1. Simeon, brother of Jesus and Prochorus of the Seven Deacons, martyrs
      2. Simeon, brother of Jesus, and Prochorus of the Seven Deacons, martyrs
3070. Simeon, Chusdazat, Abdella, Ananias, Pusai, Askitrea, and companions
      1. Simeon Barsibae, Chusdazat, Abdella, Ananias, Pusai, Askitrea,and companions, martyrs
3071. Simeon, Isaac, and Bachtisius
      1. Simeon, Isaac, and Bachtisius, martyrs in Persia
3072. Simeon, Mary, and Joseph
      1. Simeon, brother of Jesus, and his parents the Virgin Mary and Joseph
      2. Simeon, brother of Jesus, martyr, and his parents the Virgin Mary and Joseph
3073. Similianus
      1. Similianus/Sambin, third Bishop of Nantes
3074. Simitrius
      1. Simitrius, priest, Roman martyr
3075. Simitrius and companions
      1. Simitrius and twenty-two companions, Roman martyrs
3076. Simon
      1. Apostle Simon the Zealot
      2. Simon of Trent, martyr
      3. Simon, Greek martyr by sword
3077. Simon and Jude
      1. Apostles Simon and Jude
      2. Apostles Simon and Jude/Thaddeus
      3. Apostles Simon the Zealot and Jude/Thaddeus
3078. Simplicianus
      1. Simplicianus, Archbishop of Milan
      2. Simplicianus, martyr at Catania in Sicily
3079. Simplicius
      1. Pope Simplicius, Confessor
      2. Simplicius, Bishop of Autun, Confessor
      3. Simplicius, Bishop of Pausania/Fausina, martyr
      4. Simplicius, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      5. Simplicius, martyr in Africa
      6. Simplicius, martyr in Pannonia
      7. Simplicius, Roman martyr
      8. Simplicius, senator, Roman martyr
3080. Simplicius and companions
      1. Simplicius and sixty-eight family and household members, Roman martyrs
3081. Simplicius, Faustinus, and Veatrix
      1. Simplicius, Faustinus, and Veatrix, sibling martyrs at Rome
3082. Sindimius
      1. Sindimius/Syndimius, martyr at Nicomedia
3083. Sindulf
      1. Sindulf, Bishop of Vienne, Confessor
      2. Sindulf/Sandou, hermit near Reims, Confessor
3084. Sinotus
      1. Sinotus, Bishop of Capua, martyr
3085. Sirenus
      1. Sirenus/Serenus, martyr at Sirmium in Pannonia
3086. Siricus
      1. Siricus/Syricus, martyr at Adrumetum in northwestern Africa
3087. Siridion
      1. Siridion, bishop
3088. Sisenand
      1. Sisenand, martyr at Cordova
3089. Sisinnius
      1. Agapius, martyr by sword in Greece
      2. Sisinnius, Bishop of Cyzicus, martyr
      3. Sisinnius, deacon at Carthage, Roman martyr
      4. Sisinnius, deacon, disciple of Anthimus, martyr at Osimo
      5. Sisinnius, deacon, martyr at Pinianus in Osimo
      6. Sisinnius, Greek martyr
      7. Sisinnius, identity uncertain
      8. Sisinnius, martyr by sword in Greece
      9. Sisinnius, Patriarch of Constantinople
3090. Sisinnius, Agapion, and Agapius
      1. Sisinnius, Agapion, and Agapius, martyrs by sword in Greece
3091. Sisinnius, Diocletius, and Florentius
      1. Sisinnius, Diocletius, and Florentius, martyrs at Osimo
3092. Sisinnius, Martyrius, and Alexander
      1. Sisinnius, Martyrius, and Alexander, martyrs at Pinianus in Osimo
3093. Sisoes
      1. Sisoes 'the Great', hermit and abbot
      2. Sisoes the Great, hermit and abbot
3094. sister
      1. sister of Derphuta, maiden martyr at Amisus in Pontus
3095. Siviard
      1. Siviard, abbot of St. Calais Monastery in France
3096. Sixtus
      1. Pope Sixtus II of Rome, martyr
      2. Pope Sixtus/Xystus II of Rome, martyr
      3. Sixtus, martyr at Catania in Sicily
      4. Sixtus/Xystus I, Pope, martyr
      5. Sixtus/Xystus III, Confessor, Pope
      6. Sixtus/Xystus, first Bishop of Reims
3097. Sixtus and companions
      1. Pope Sixtus II, Felicissimus, Agapitus, Januarius, Magnus, Innocentius, Stephen, and Quartus, martyrs at Rome
3098. sleepers
      1. Seven Sleepers of Ephasus, martyrs
      2. Seven Sleepers of Ephesus (Maximianus, Malchus, Martinianus, Dionysius, John, Serapion, and Constantine), martyrs
      3. Seven Sleepers of Ephesus (Maximilianus, Jamblichos, Martianus, John, Dionysius, Constantine and Antonius), martyrs
      4. Seven Sleepers of Ephesus (Maximilianus, Jamblichos, Martianus, John, Dionysius, Constantine and Antonius), martyrs , martyrs
      5. Seven Sleepers of Ephesus (Maximilianus, Jamblichos, Martianus, John, Dionysius, Constantine, and Antonius), martyrs
      6. Seven Sleepers of Ephesus Ephesus (Maximilianus, Jamblichos, Martianus, John, Dionysius, Constantine and Antonius)å, martyrs
      7. Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, martyrs
3099. Smaradgus
      1. Smaradgus, Roman martyr
3100. Socrates
      1. Socrates, martyr at Abretania in Mysia
      2. Socrates, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
      3. Socrates, priest, martyr at Nice
      4. Socrates, priest, martyr at Nicea
3101. Socrates and Dionysius
      1. Socrates and Dionysius, martyrs at Perge in Pamphylia
3102. Socrates, Theodota, and Evorotas
      1. Socrates, Theodota, and Evorotas, martyrs by the sword
3103. soldier
      1. unspecified soldier with Alban of Verulam, martyr in Britain
3104. soldiers
      1. eight soldiers with Domnio, martyrs at Salona in Dalmatia
      2. eighty-three soldiers, martyrs at Amiternum
      3. fifty soldiers, martyrs at Rome under Marcus Aurelius
      4. fifty-eight soldiers with Florianus and Callinicus, martyrs at Gaza in Palestine
      5. five soldiers with Ischyrion,martyrs in Egypt
      6. forty soldiers, martyrs in northwestern Africa
      7. forty soldiers, Roman martyrs
      8. forty-six soldiers, Roman martyrs
      9. Many soldiers, martyrs
      10. nineteen soldiers with Mercurius, martyrs at Leontium (Lentini) in Sicily
      11. One hundred fifty soldiers, disciples of Azes, martyrs
      12. one hundred sixty-give doldiers, martyrs at Rome under Aurelian
      13. seventy soldiers with Sabas the General/the Goth, soldiers, martyrs
      14. Seventy soldiers, martyrs at Apamea
      15. seventy soldiers, Roman martyrs
      16. ten soldiers, Roman martyrs
      17. Thirty soldiers, martyrs
      18. thirty soldiers, martyrs at Rome
      19. three soldiers, Roman martyrs
      20. twelve soldiers, martyrs
      21. two hundred soldiers martyred at Sinope in Pontus, under Maximinus
      22. two soldiers, companions of Longinus the Centurion, martyrs
      23. Two soldiers, companions of Longinus the Centurion, martyrs
      24. two soldiers, companions of Longinus the Centurion, martyrs)
3105. soldiers and companions
      1. forty-six soldiers and one hundred twenty-one companions, Roman martyrs
3106. Solemnius
      1. Solemnius/Soleine, Bishop of Chartres, Confessor
3107. Solochon
      1. Solochon, Bishop of Ephesus, martyr
      2. Solochon, martyr
      3. Solochon/Solon of Chalcedon, Eegyptian soldier, martyr
      4. Solochon/Solon of Chalcedon, Egyptian soldier, martyr
      5. Solochon/Solon of Chalcedon, Egyptian soldier, martyr (with Pamphamer and Pamphalon)
3108. Solochon and companions
      1. Solochon and companions (Pamphamer and Pamphalon), Egyptian soldiers, martyrs
3109. Solochon, Pamphamer, and Pamphalon
      1. Solochon, Pamphamer, and Pamphalon of Chalcedon, Egyptian soldiers, martyrs
      2. Solochon/Solon, Pamphamer and Pamphalon of Chalcedon, Egyptian soldiers, martyrs
3110. Solomina
      1. Solomina of the Machabees, martyr
      2. Solomina/Saloma of the Machabees, martyr
3111. Solomon
      1. Solomon, Bishop of Genoa, Confessor
      2. Solomon, martyr at Cordova
3112. Solutor
      1. Solutor, martyr at Ravenna
      2. Solutor, martyr near Turin
3113. Solutor, Adventor, and Octavius
      1. Solutor, Adventor, and Octavius, martyrs at Turin
3114. Sonorilus
      1. Sonorilus/Suerilas, layman, martyr in Gotthia
3115. sons
      1. other sons of Paul and Tatta (Maximus, Rufus, and Eugenianus), martyrs at Damascus
      2. other sons of Paul and Tatta, martyrs at Damascus
      3. other sons of Paul and Tattus (Maximus, Rufus, and Eugenianus), martyrs at Damascus
      4. sons of Marius and Martha, martyrs near Rome (Audifax and Abachum)
      5. sons of Philetas Syncleticus and Lydia (Macedon and Theoprepius), martyrs
      6. sons of Prophet Samuel {Joel and Abiah)
      7. sons of Xenophon and Martha (Arcadius and John), Confessors
3116. Sophia
      1. Sophia the Physician, martyr
      2. Sophia the Wonder Worker, Greek saint
      3. Sophia, maiden martyr at Fermo Piceno
      4. Sophia, martyr
      5. Sophia, martyr in Egypt
3117. Sophia and Irene
      1. Sophia and Irene, martyrs in Egypt
      2. Sophia and Irene, martyrs inEgypt
3118. Sophronius
      1. Father Sophronius, identity uncertain
      2. Sophronius, Bishop of Cyprus
      3. Sophronius, bishop, identity uncertain
      4. Sophronius, martyr in Palestine
      5. Sophronius, monk or bishop, identity uncertain
      6. Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem, Confessor
3119. Sosipater
      1. Sosipater of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Sosipater, disciple of Paul
3120. Sosipatra
      1. Sosipatra/Sopatra, daughter of Emperor Mauricius
      2. Sosipatra/Sopatra, maiden, co-founder of a monastery in Constantinople, daughter of Emperor Mauricius
3121. Sositheus
      1. Sositheus, martyr by beheading in Persia
3122. Sositheus, Narses, and Isaacius
      1. Sositheus, Narses, and Isaacius, martyrs by beheading in Persia
3123. Sosius
      1. Sosius, deacon of the church at Misenum, martyr at Pozzuoli
      2. Sosius, deacon of the church of Misenum west of Neapolis, martyr
      3. Sosius, deacon of the Church of Misenum, martyr at Pozzuoli
3124. Sosthenes
      1. Sosthenes, disciple of Paul
      2. Sosthenes, martyr at Chalcedon
3125. Sosthenes and Victor
      1. Sosthenes and Victor, martyrs at Chalcedon
3126. Soter
      1. Pope Soter, martyr
3127. Sotericus
      1. Sotericus, identity uncertain
      2. Sotericus, martyr dragged by horses
3128. Soteris
      1. Soteris, maiden martyr at Rome
3129. souls
      1. All Souls' Day
3130. Sozon
      1. Sozon, Confessor at Nicomedia
      2. Sozon, identity uncertain
      3. Sozon/Tarasiua of Cilicia, martyr
      4. Sozon/Tarasius of Cilicia, martyr
      5. Sozon/Tarasius of CIlicia, martyr
      6. Sozon/Tarasius, martyr
      7. Ven. Sozon, identity uncertain
3131. Speciosus
      1. Speciosus of Rome, monk, Confessor
3132. Speratus
      1. Speratus, martyr
      2. Speratus, martyr, identity uncertain
      3. Speratus, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
3133. Speratus and companions
      1. Speratus, Narzales, Cittinus, Veturius, Felix, Acyllinus, Laetantius, Januaria, Generosa, Vestina, Donata, and Secunda, Scillitan martyrs at Carthage
3134. Speratus and Veronica
      1. Speratus and Veronica, martyrs, identity uncertain
3135. Speus
      1. Speus/Spes, abbot at Campi in the diocese of Norcia
3136. Speusippus
      1. Speusippus, martyr in Cappadocia
3137. Speusippus, Eleusippus, and Melasippus
      1. Speusippus, Eleusippus, Melasippus, martyrs in Cappadocia
3138. Speusippus, Eleusippus, Melasippus, and companions
      1. Speusippus, Eleusippus, Melasippus, and companions (disciples Neon, Turbon, and Jonilla), martyrs in Cappadocia
      2. Speusippus, Eleusippus, Melasippus, and companions, martyrs
      3. Speusippus, Eleusippus, Melasippus, and companions, martyrs in Cappadocia
3139. Speusippus, Eleusippus, Melasippus, and Leonilla
      1. Speusippus, Eleusippus, Melasippus, and Leonilla/Neonilla, martyrs in Cappadocia
3140. Spiridion
      1. Spiridion, Archbishop of Tremithus on Cyprus
      2. Spiridion, identity uncertain
3141. Stachys
      1. Stachys of the 70 Disciples
      2. Stachys of the Seventy Disciples
      3. Stachys of the Seventy Disciples, martyr
3142. Stacteus
      1. Stacteus, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
      2. Stacteus, Roman martyr
3143. Stanislas
      1. Stanislas, Bishop of Cracow, martyr
3144. Stephanis
      1. Stephanis/Corona, martyr in Syria
3145. Stephanus
      1. Stephanus, Confessor
      2. Stephanus, martyr at Astigi in Spain
      3. Stephanus, martyr by flaying
      4. Stephanus, martyr in Egypt
3146. Stephen
      1. Pope Stephen I of Rome, martyr
      2. Stephen Harding, third abbot of Citeaux
      3. Stephen I, Patriach of Antioch
      4. Stephen II, Patriarch of Constantinople (925-928)
      5. Stephen Neolampos, clergyman at the Hagia Sophia, ninth century
      6. Stephen the Miracle Worker, abbot of Triglia Monastery near Constantinople
      7. Stephen the New, martyr
      8. Stephen the New, martyr at Constantinople
      9. Stephen the New, martyr martyr at Constantinople
      10. Stephen the Sabbaite, miracle worker at St. Sabas Monastery near Jerusalem
      11. Stephen the Sabbaite, miracle worker, monk at St. Sabas Monastery near Jerusalem
      12. Stephen the Sabbaite/Miracle Worker, Confessor
      13. Stephen Trichis the Sabbaite
      14. Stephen Xylinites
      15. Stephen, abbot of Rieti in Umbria
      16. Stephen, abbot, founder of monastery at Chenolaklos near Constantinople
      17. Stephen, ascete at Placidiana
      18. Stephen, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      19. Stephen, Bishop of Naples
      20. Stephen, Confessor, founder of Armatius Hospice at Constantinople
      21. Stephen, First Bishop of Reggio in Calabria
      22. Stephen, King of Hungary
      23. Stephen, martyr
      24. Stephen, martyr at Ancyra
      25. Stephen, martyr at Antioch in Pisidia
      26. Stephen, martyr at Catania in Sicily
      27. Stephen, martyr at Constantinople
      28. Stephen, martyr at Tarsus in Cilicia
      29. Stephen, martyr in Africa
      30. Stephen, martyr, identity uncertain
      31. Stephen, monk, who died in peace
      32. Stephen, Patriarch of Constantinople
      33. Stephen, Protomartyr
      34. Stephen, subdeacon, Roman martyr
3147. Stephen and companions
      1. Pope Stephen I of Rome and companions, martyrs
      2. Stephen and companions, martyrs at Catania in Sicily
      3. Stephen the New and companions, martyrs at Constantinople
3148. Stephen and Mark
      1. Stephen and Mark, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia
3149. Stephen and Socrates
      1. Stephen and Socrates, martyrs
3150. Stephen and two Marks
      1. Stephen and two Marks, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia
3151. Stephen, Peter, and Andrew
      1. Stephen the New, Peter, and Andrew, martyrs at Constantinople
3152. Stephen, Peter, Andrew, and monks
      1. Stephen the New, Peter, Andrew, and three hundred thirty-nine monks, martyrs at Constantinople
3153. Stephen, Peter, Andrew, Basil, and companions
      1. Stephen the New, Peter, Andrew, Basil, and companions, martyrs at Constantinople
3154. Stephen, Peter, Andrew, Basil, and monks
      1. Stephen the New, Peter, Andrew, Basil, and three hundred thirty-nine monks, martyrs at Constantinople
3155. Stercatius
      1. Stercatius, martyr at Emerita in Spain
3156. stigmatization
      1. Stigmatization of Francis of Assisi
3157. Straton
      1. Straton, martyr at Alexandria
      2. Straton, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Straton, martyred between two trees
3158. Straton, Philippus, and Eutychianus
      1. Straton, Philippus, and Eutychianus, martyrs at Nicomedia
3159. Stratonica
      1. Stratonica, martyr at Cyzicus in Mysia
3160. Stratonica and Seleucus
      1. Stratonica and Seleucus, martyrs at Cyzicus in Mysia
3161. Stratonicus
      1. Stratonicus, Greek martyr by sword
      2. Stratonicus, martyr
      3. Stratonicus, martyr at Ptolemais in Palestine
      4. Stratonicus, martyr, identity uncertain
      5. Stratonicus, martyr, jailer of Hermylus
      6. Stratonicus, soldier, martyr at Ptolemais in Palestine
      7. Stratonicus, soldier, martyr at Ptolemais in Syrua
3162. Stylianus
      1. Stylianus 'the Wonder Worker' of Paphlagonia, Asia Minor, Confessor
      2. Stylianus ‘the Wonder Worker’ of Paphlagonia, Asia Minor, Confessor
3163. Styrax
      1. Styrax, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
      2. Styrax/Styriacus, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
3164. Successus
      1. Successus of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      2. Successus, martyr in Africa
      3. Successus, martyr in northwestern Africa
3165. suffering
      1. Suffering of Codratus and companions, martyrs at Corinth
      2. Suffering of Dometius and disciples
      3. suffering of Guria, Shamona and Habib
      4. Suffering of Terentius, Pompeius, and Africanus
3166. Suimbalus
      1. Suimbalus/Suimblas, layman, martyr in Gotthia
3167. Suitbert
      1. Suitbert/Swibert the Elder, bishop in Northumbria, England
3168. Sulpicius
      1. Sulpicius I/Severus, Archbishop of Bourges
      2. Sulpicius II, the Pious, Archbishop of Bourges
      3. Sulpicius/Simplicius, Roman martyr
3169. Sulpicius and Servilianus
      1. Sulpicius and Servilianus, Roman martyrs
3170. Superius
      1. Superius, martyr at Valenciennes
3171. Suranus
      1. Suranus/Soranus, abbot near Sura in Umbria, martyr
3172. Susanna
      1. Susanna of the Old Testament, wife of Joachim of Babylon
      2. Susanna the Deaconess, maiden martyr of Palestine
      3. Susanna the Deaconess, Virgin Martyr of Palestine
      4. Susanna, maiden martyr at Rome
      5. Susanna, martyr in Turkey
      6. Susanna, martyr, identity uncertain
      7. Susanna, soldier's wife, martyr at Ancyra
3173. Swithin
      1. Swithin/Swithun, Bishop of Winchester, Confessor
3174. Syagrius
      1. Syagrius/Siagrius, Bishop of Autun, Confessor
3175. Sycus
      1. Sycus, martyr at Antioch
3176. Sycus and Palatinus
      1. Sycus and Palatinus, martyrs at Antioch
3177. Sylvester
      1. Pope Sylvester of Rome, Confessor
      2. Sylvester Guzzolini, abbot and founder of Silvestrine Congregation
      3. Sylvester, identity uncertain
      4. Sylvester, martyr in Palestine
3178. Sylvester and companions
      1. Pope Sylvester of Rome, Confessor, and companions
3179. Sylvester and Sophronius
      1. Sylvester and Sophronius, martyrs by the sword in Palestine
      2. Sylvester and Sophronius, martyrs in Palestine
3180. Symmachus
      1. Pope Symmachus, Confessor
3181. Symphorianus
      1. Symphorianus, martyr at Autun
      2. Symphorianus, Roman martyr
3182. Symphorosa
      1. Symphorosa, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
      2. Symphorosa, martyr in Campania
3183. Symphorosa and sons
      1. Symphorosa and sons Crescens, Julianus, Nemesius, Primitivus, Justinus, Stacteus, and Eugenius, martyrs at Tivoli near Rome
3184. Symphronius
      1. Symphronius, martyr at Rome
      2. Symphronius, martyr in Africa
      3. Symphronius/Symphorianus/Sempronianus, martyr in Pannonia
3185. Symphronius and companions
      1. Symphronius, Olympius, Theodulus, and Exuperia, martyrs at Rome
3186. synaxis
      1. Synaxis of Acepsimas, Joseph, and Aithalas, at the Church of Prophet Elisha
      2. Synaxis of Achatius, martyr, in the Heptaskalon Quarter
      3. Synaxis of Acindynus, Pegasius, Aphthonius, Elpidiphorus, and Anempodistus, in the Deuteron
      4. Synaxis of Africanus, Publius and Terentius, in the Petrion
      5. Synaxis of Agatha, maiden martyr, in the Triconch
      6. Synaxis of Agathonicus and companions, at Caenopolis and at the Church of St. Theodora at the Circle of Trees
      7. Synaxis of Alexander the Roman, at Centocellae
      8. Synaxis of Alexander, Coluthus, and Barbarus, at the Church of St. Irene near the sea
      9. Synaxis of all Christian martyrs, at Chalkoprateia, in the Church of the Virgin Mary where her Girdle is kept
      10. Synaxis of Ananias, Azarias, Misael, and Daniel, at the Hagia Sophia
      11. Synaxis of Anastasia Pharmacolytria and companions in the Domninus Arcade
      12. Synaxis of Anastasius, in the enclosure of the Church of St. Philemon on the Martian Field
      13. Synaxis of Andrew the General, at the Triconch, near the Capitol
      14. Synaxis of Anne, Elizabeth, and companions, at the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Cyrus Quarter
      15. Synaxis of Anthony the Great, at the Hagia Sophia
      16. Synaxis of Apollonius, Alexander, Epimachus, and Onesimus, at the Church of St. Onesimus in the Exterior Collonade
      17. Synaxis of Apostle Andrew in the Church of the Holy Apostles
      18. Synaxis of Apostle James the Greater, at the Chapel of St. James in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
      19. Synaxis of Apostle John the Evangelist (the Theologian) at the Beatus Quarter in Constantinople
      20. Synaxis of Apostle John the Evangelist (the Theologian) in the Beatus Quarter in Constantinople
      21. Synaxis of Apostle John the Evangelist in the Deaconess Quarter of Constantinople
      22. Synaxis of Apostle John the Evangelist, at the Hebdomon
      23. Synaxis of Apostle Jude/Thaddeus Simon at the St. Probus Monastery
      24. Synaxis of Apostle Luke, at the Church of the Holy sApostles
      25. Synaxis of Apostle Mark, at his Apostolate, near the Taurus Forum
      26. Synaxis of Apostle Matthew the Evangelist, at St. Peter's Church near the Hagia Sophia
      27. Synaxis of Apostle Paul, Stephen, Protomartyr, and Apostle James the Greater, in the Deaconess Quarter
      28. Synaxis of Apostle Philip, in the Miltiades Quarter
      29. Synaxis of Apostle Thomas in the Amantios Quarter
      30. Synaxis of Apostles and Martyrs at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle in the Orphanage
      31. Synaxis of Apostles Peter and Andrew
      32. Synaxis of Apostles Peter and Paul at the Church of the Holy Apostles, at the Orphanage, and at the Church of St. Peter next to the Hagia Sophia
      33. Synaxis of Apostles Peter and Paul at the Orphanage
      34. Synaxis of Apostles Peter and Paul, Stephen, Protomartyr, and Apostle James the Greater, in the Deaconess Quarter
      35. Synaxis of Aquilina the Elder, in the Philoxenus Quarter near the Forum, and on the Rampart
      36. Synaxis of Archangel Michael and other Archangels
      37. Synaxis of Archangel Michael, at the Church of Archangel Michael in the Addas Quarter
      38. Synaxis of Archangel Michaell
      39. Synaxis of Archbishop Epiphanius at his church in the compound of the Church of St. Philemon
      40. Synaxis of Archimandrite Auxentius, at the monastery in the Callistratus Quarter
      41. Synaxis of Archippus and Philemon by the Poorhouse
      42. Synaxis of Archippus and Philemon, in the Olive Grove, on the opposite bank
      43. Synaxis of Arethas and companions at the Chapel of the Virgin Mary in the Protasius Quarter
      44. Synaxis of Artemidorus and Thalleleus at the Church of St. Theodore in the Cosmidius Quarter
      45. Synaxis of Babylas and companions in the Sallustos Quarter and the Countryside Monastery
      46. Synaxis of Basil the Great, at the Hagia Sophia
      47. Synaxis of Basil, Bishop of Amasea, at the Hagia Sofia
      48. synaxis of Basil, Bishop of Amasea, at the Hagia Sophia
      49. Synaxis of Basilissa, maiden martyr at Nicomedia, at the Monastery of St. Mary, near the Blachernai Wall
      50. Synaxis of Bassianus near the Church of St. Anne
      51. Synaxis of Benjamin and Berius, near the Palace of Hebdomos
      52. Synaxis of Bishop Alexander and companions near the Church of St. George in the Cypresses
      53. Synaxis of Bishop Anthimus of Nicomedia, on the other bank, in the Horn
      54. Synaxis of Bishop Antipas, at the Church of St. John the Evangelist, near the Hagia Sophia
      55. Synaxis of Bishop Theodotus of Cyrenia, at the Oratorium of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Armatian Quarter
      56. Synaxis of Blasius and companions, near the Church of St. Philip in the Miltiadus Quarter
      57. Synaxis of Caesarius, Dasius, Sabas, Sabinianus, Agrippa, Adrianus, and Thomas, at the Church of St. Theodore the martyr near the Bronze Arch
      58. Synaxis of Capitolina and Erotheis, near the Church of St. Phocas the Martyr, on the opposite bank
      59. Synaxis of Carpus, Papylus, Agathonice, and Agathodorus/Trophimus, near St. Helen's Quarter
      60. Synaxis of Charalampus, Pantaleon, Agathocleia, and companions
      61. Synaxis of Charalampus, Pantaleon, Agathocleia, and companions, at the Deuteron
      62. Synaxis of Chariton in the Deuteron at Constantinople
      63. Synaxis of Clement, Bishop of Ancyra, in the Eudocian Quarter on the opposite bank facing Anaplus, and at the Ancient and New Churches of St. Irene
      64. Synaxis of Codratus and companions, near the Circle of Trees
      65. Synaxis of Cosmas and Damian in the Darios Quarter
      66. Synaxis of Cosmas and Damian, in their church in the Pauline Quarter
      67. Synaxis of Cyprian and Justina in the Solomon Quarter on the opposite bank
      68. Synaxis of Cyril and Athanasius of Alexandria, at the Hagia Sophia
      69. Synaxis of Cyrus and John, and of Theodota, Theoctista, Eudocia, and Athanasia, in the Sphorace Quarter
      70. Synaxis of Cyrus I, Patriarch of Constantinople, at the Countryside (Khora) Monastery and at the Hagia Sophia
      71. Synaxis of Dada, Maximus, and Quintilianus in the Watch Quarter
      72. Synaxis of Dada, Maximus, Quintilianus, and Callinicus in the Watch Quarter
      73. Synaxis of David, Joseph, and James, at the Hagia Sophia and at the Church of St. James the Greater in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
      74. Synaxis of Demetrius of Thessalonica, in the Deuteron
      75. Synaxis of Demetrius, Artemidorus, Basilius Glycon, in the Deuteron
      76. Synaxis of Demetrius, Danax, Donatus, and companions, in the Deuteron
      77. Synaxis of Dionysius at the Hagia Sophia
      78. Synaxis of Dometius, in the Justinian Quarter on the opposite bank
      79. Synaxis of Domninus at Archangel Michael Church in the Lithostrotos on the opposite bank
      80. Synaxis of Eleutherius, Leonidas, and children, at the Church of St. Irene in the Justinian Quarter, on the opposite bank
      81. Synaxis of Emperor Marcianus and Empress Pulcheria in the Hagia Sophia
      82. Synaxis of Empresses Pulcheria and Irene, at the Church of the Holy Apostles
      83. Synaxis of Ephrem the Deacon, at the Church of St. Aquilina in the Philoxene Quarter near the Forum
      84. Synaxis of Epimachus and Gordianus, at the Church of St. Stratonicus
      85. Synaxis of Eudocius, Romulus, Zeno, Macarius, and companions at the place of martyrdom of St. Procopius, in the enclosure of the Church of St. Menas, Martyr
      86. Synaxis of Eulampius and Eulampia, in the Addas Quarter
      87. Synaxis of Eumenius, Castor, and Theodora, near the Justinian Bridge
      88. Synaxis of Euphemia in the Antiochus Quarter, near the Lausus Quarter (at the Hippodrome)
      89. Synaxis of Eusebius and companions, at the Church of St. Euphemia, near the Church of St. Laurentius in the Petrion
      90. Synaxis of Eustathius, Polycarp, and Evangelus, in the Sibonia Quarter
      91. Synaxis of Eustathius, Theopista, Theopistus, and Agapius, at the Deuteron
      92. Synaxis of Eustratius, Auxentius, Eugenius, Mardarius, and Orestes, at the Church of St. John the Evangelist, near the Hagia Sophia
      93. Synaxis of Euthymius the Great, at the Hagia Sophia
      94. Synaxis of Flavianus, Leo the Great, Marcianus, and Pulcheria, at the Hagia Sophia
      95. Synaxis of Gaius, Neophytus, and Gaianus, at the Church of SS. Cosmas and Damian in the Darius Quarter
      96. Synaxis of Gennadius, John, Epiphanius, and Menas, at the Hagia Sophia
      97. Synaxis of Golinduch, at the Church of St. Tryphon near the Old and New Church of St. Irene
      98. Synaxis of Gregory and Rhipseme and companions, at St. Theodore the Martyr Church near the Bronze Arch
      99. Synaxis of Gregory Nazianzen, at the Hagia Sophia, the Church of St. Anastasia in the St. Domninus Porticos, and the Church of the Holy Apostles
      100. Synaxis of Gregory the Miracle Worker at the Hagia Sophia
      101. Synaxis of Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, at the Hagia Sophia
      102. Synaxis of Guria, Shamona, and Habib, near the Forum
      103. Synaxis of Hermylus and Stratonicus at the Oratorium of the Church of Archangel Michael on the Pointed Hill, at Firmopolis, and in the Zealot Quarter near the Orphanage
      104. Synaxis of Hermylus and Stratonicus, at the Oratorium of the Church of Archangel Michael on the Pointed Hill
      105. Synaxis of Hilarion the Great at the Oratory of St. Epiphanius near the Church of St. Philemon on the Martian Field
      106. Synaxis of Holy Fathers of the Seventh Ecumenical Council
      107. Synaxis of Holy Fathers of the Sixth Ecumenical Council, and Achatius, at the Hagia Sophia
      108. Synaxis of Ignatius Theophorus, at the Hagia Sophia
      109. Synaxis of Irene, Megalomartyr at the Church of St. Irene near the sea
      110. Synaxis of James Intercisus at the Dalmatian Monastery and in the Rusticius Quarter
      111. Synaxis of Joachim and Anne at the Chapel of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia, next to the Hagia Sophia
      112. Synaxis of Joannicius the Great at the Monastery of St. Callistratus
      113. Synaxis of John the Baptist in the Olympia Quarter, near the Church of St. Thomas in the Anthemian Quarter
      114. Synaxis of John the Baptist in the Sphorace Quarter
      115. Synaxis of Jude/Thaddeus Simon, at the Church of Apostle Peter next to the Hagia Sophia, and at the St. Probus Monastery
      116. Synaxis of Juliana of Nicomedia near the Church of St. Euphemia in the Petrion
      117. Synaxis of Julianus and companions, martyrs in Egypt, near the Forum
      118. Synaxis of Laurentius, Sixtus, and Hippolytus, at the Church of St. Laurentius in the Pulcheria Quarter
      119. Synaxis of Leontius, Dometius, Terentius, and Domninus, near the Deuteron
      120. Synaxis of Leontius, Hypatius, and Theodulus, in the Camarodion Quarter on the opposite bank, and at the Oratorium close to the Port of Pege (the Source)
      121. Synaxis of Longinus, near the Justinian Bridge and at the Church of St. George the Martyr in the Cypresses
      122. Synaxis of Lucianus in the Church of St. Mocius the Martyr
      123. Synaxis of Lucillianus, Paula, and children, in the house of Patriarch Anastasius on the Pointed Hill
      124. Synaxis of Lucillianus, Paula, and children, near the Church of Archangel Michael on the Pointed Hill
      125. Synaxis of Mamas and Basiliscus, at the Circle of Trees
      126. Synaxis of Mamas, martyr, at the Church of St. Mamas at the Sigma (Semicircle) in Constantinople
      127. Synaxis of Mamas, Pachomius, and Hilarion
      128. Synaxis of Mamelchtina at the Horn, on the opposite bank
      129. Synaxis of Manuel, Sabel, and Ismael, near the Church of St. Elisha
      130. Synaxis of Martinianus, Confessor, at the Church of Apostle Peter, next to the Hagia Sophia
      131. Synaxis of martyrs at Calytus near St. Cyprianus' Church in the Solomon Quarter
      132. Synaxis of Mary Magdalene, at the St. Lazarus Monastery and in the Curator Quarter near the Taurus
      133. Synaxis of Maximus the Confessor in the narthex of the Hagia Sophia
      134. Synaxis of Meletius the General and companions, at the Church of St. Plato in the Domninus Porticos
      135. Synaxis of Menas and Mineus at Hebdomos
      136. Synaxis of Menas and Mineus at the Hebdomos
      137. Synaxis of Menas and Mineus, at Hebdomos
      138. Synaxis of Menas, near the Acropolis
      139. Synaxis of Monks martyred at Mt. Sinai, at the St. Paul's Church in the Orphanage
      140. Synaxis of Nectarius, Arsacius, Atticus, and Sisinnius, at the Hagia Sophia
      141. Synaxis of Neophytus and companions, at the Church of SS. Cosmas and Damian in the Darian Quarter
      142. Synaxis of Nicholas the Mystic, at his monastery at the Galacrenae, on the opposite bank
      143. Synaxis of Onuphrius the Great, in the Oratorium of the Monastery of St. Alypius
      144. Synaxis of Pamphilus and Capito at the Church of St. Euphemia in the Olymbrion Quarter
      145. Synaxis of Pamphius and companions, at the Hagia Sophia
      146. Synaxis of Patriarch Anthony Cauleas, at the St. Anthony Cauleas Monastery
      147. Synaxis of Patriarch Callinicus I, at the Hagia Sophia
      148. Synaxis of Patriarch Constantine at the Hagia Sophia
      149. Synaxis of Patriarch Eutychius, at the Hagia Sophia
      150. Synaxis of Patriarch Germanus, at the Hagia Sophia
      151. Synaxis of Patriarch Ignatius at the St. Ignatius Monastery in the port of Satyr, on the opposite bank
      152. Synaxis of Patriarch Maximianus, at the Church of the Holy Apostles
      153. Synaxis of Patriarch Methodius, at the chapel where his relics are deposited in the sanctuary of the Church of the Holy Apostles
      154. Synaxis of Patriarch Metrophanes, at the Hagia Sophia and the sanctuary near the Church of St. Achatius in the Heptaskalon
      155. Synaxis of Patriarch Nicephorus at the Church of the Holy Apostles
      156. Synaxis of Patriarch Stephen, at the Church of St. George in the Sykeon Monastery
      157. Synaxis of Patriarch Thomas I, at the Hagia Sophia
      158. Synaxis of Patriarch Tryphon, at the Hagia Sophia
      159. Synaxis of Patriarchs Alexander, John, and Paul in the Hagia Sofia and the Church of St. Achatius at the Heptaskalon
      160. Synaxis of Patriarchs Constantine and George, at the Hagia Sophia
      161. Synaxis of Patriarchs Gennadius, John, Epiphanius, and Menas, at the Hagia Sophia
      162. Synaxis of Patriarchs John and Paul at the Hagia Sophia
      163. Synaxis of Patriarchs of Constantinople, on Sunday, at the Hagia Sophia
      164. Synaxis of Patricius and companions, at the Church of the Most Holy Virgin Mary in the Cyrus Quarter
      165. Synaxis of Paul, Patriarch of Constantinople, on Sunday at the Hagia Sophia
      166. Synaxis of Petronius and Charitina, near the Church of St. Romanus
      167. Synaxis of Petronius, Charitina, and Eutychia near the Church of St. Romanus
      168. Synaxis of Phocas, in the Church of St. John the Apostle near the Hagia Sophia
      169. Synaxis of Photius and Anicetus, in the Martian Field
      170. Synaxis of Photius, Patriarch of Constantinople, at the Church of St. John the Baptist in the Eremia Quarter
      171. Synaxis of Plato at the St. Domninus Porticos
      172. Synaxis of Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna, in the Hagia Sophia
      173. Synaxis of Polyeuctus, Theodore, Cyricus, and Eleazar, in the Watch Quarter near the Bronze Arch
      174. Synaxis of Pompianus and companions, near the Church of St. Euphemia in the Petrion
      175. Synaxis of Pope Agapitus, at the Church of the Holy Apostles
      176. Synaxis of Priscus, Martin, and Nicholas at Blachernai
      177. Synaxis of Priscus, Martin, and Nicholas, at Blachernai
      178. Synaxis of Priscus, Martin, and Nicholas, near the wall at Blachernai
      179. Synaxis of Probus, Tarachus, and Andronicus, in the Narses Quarter and at Pege (the Source)
      180. Synaxis of Procopius and Christopher, near the Tortoise Monument
      181. Synaxis of Procopius and Myrope at the Church of St. Irene on the seacoast (near the Golden Horn)
      182. Synaxis of Proculus and Hilarion, at the Hypatian Monastery near the Matrona Quarter
      183. Synaxis of Prophet Elisha, at the place of his prophesy
      184. Synaxis of Prophet Isaiah, at the Church of St. Laurentius
      185. Synaxis of Prophet Jeremiah, at the Church of Apostle Peter, next to the Hagia Sophia
      186. Synaxis of Prophet Zachariah in the Areobindus Quarter
      187. Synaxis of Romanus and Barulas in the Elebicus Quarter
      188. Synaxis of Romanus Melodus, held at the Chapel of the Virgin Mary in the Cyrus Quarter
      189. Synaxis of Samson the Hospitable, at his Inn
      190. Synaxis of Simeon the Just at the Church of St. James the Greater, in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary near the Hagia Sophia
      191. Synaxis of Simeon, Cleophas, and Joseph at the Hagia Sophia
      192. Synaxis of SS, Stephen, Peter, and Andrew, at the Church of Stephen the New Martyr, in the Consta Quarter
      193. Synaxis of SS. Adrianus and Natalia, and of Atticus, Sisinnius, and companions, at Argyropolis on the opposite bank
      194. Synaxis of SS. Alexander and Antonina, at the Monastery of St. Maximus, where their relics are deposited
      195. Synaxis of SS. Bartholomew and Barnabas, at the Church of Apostle Peter next to the Hagia Sophia
      196. Synaxis of SS. Benjamin and Berius, near the Palace of Hebdomos
      197. Synaxis of SS. Constantine and Helen, at the Hagia Sophia, the Church of the Holy Apostles, and their church near the Bonus Reservoir
      198. Synaxis of SS. Cyricus and Julitta, at the Oratorium of the Church of the Archangel Michael in the Addas Quarter
      199. Synaxis of SS. Eustathius, Polycarp, and Evangelus, in the Sibonia Quarter
      200. Synaxis of SS. Florus and Laurus, near the Church of St. Philip
      201. Synaxis of SS. Mamas and Basiliscus, at the Circle of Trees
      202. Synaxis of SS. Mamas, Pachomius, and Hilarion, on the opposite bank
      203. Synaxis of SS. Maximus and Diomedes, at the Church of the Virgin Mary known as Jerusalem, and at the White River
      204. Synaxis of SS. Menas and Mineus, at Hebdomos
      205. Synaxis of SS. Olbianus and Theodosia, at the Church of St. Procopius near the Tortoise
      206. Synaxis of SS. Patermuthius, Copres, and Alexander, at the Anthou Monastery near Xerlokerkos
      207. Synaxis of SS. Peter and Paul, Laurentius, and Diomedes, and the Forty Martyrs, at the New Palace
      208. Synaxis of SS. Thathuel and Ia, in the Church of St. Ia outside the Gilded Gate, in the Heptaskalon, and across from the Strait
      209. Synaxis of SS. Timothy and Maura, in the Justinian Quarter on the opposite bank
      210. Synaxis of SS. Zeno and Zenas, at the Church of St. George in the Cypresses
      211. Synaxis of St. Achatius at the Heptaskalon
      212. Synaxis of St. Anthusa, at the Horses' Hoofprints
      213. Synaxis of St. Asyncritus at the Church of St. Isidore, in the enclosure of the Church of St. Irene near the sea
      214. Synaxis of St. Athenogenes, at the Church of St. George in the Cypresses
      215. Synaxis of St. Barbara, in the Basilian Quarter, near the Church of St. Zenaïs
      216. Synaxis of St. Basiliscus, Bishop of Comana, near the Strobilion
      217. Synaxis of St. Callinicus, near the Justinian Bridge and near the Petrion
      218. Synaxis of St. Christina, in the New Palace, at the Grand Reservoirs, and at St. Tryphon's Church near the Ancient and New Churches of St. Irene
      219. Synaxis of St. Christopher, near the Church of St. Polyeuctus and at the Church of St. George, in the Cypresses
      220. Synaxis of St. Diomedes, in the sanctuary of the Church of the Virgin Mary near the Golden Gate
      221. Synaxis of St. Dius, at his monastery near the Imperial City
      222. Synaxis of St. Dometius, in the Justinian Quarter on the opposite bank
      223. Synaxis of St. Domitianus, at the Hagia Sophia
      224. Synaxis of St. Eleutherius Cubicularius, near the Arid Hill
      225. Synaxis of St. Eleutherius, at the Xerolophos (Arid Hill)
      226. Synaxis of St. Emilianus, in the Rod Quarter
      227. Synaxis of St. Epiphanius on the Martian Field, near the Church of St. Philemon
      228. Synaxis of St. Eudocia, wife of Theodore II, at the Church of the Holy Apostles
      229. Synaxis of St. Eusebius at the Church of St. John the Baptist, near the Arcade Quarter
      230. Synaxis of St. Febronia, at the Church of St. John the Baptist on the Pointed Hill
      231. Synaxis of St. George, Megalomartyr, in the Deuteron
      232. Synaxis of St. Hyacinth, in the Porticos of Troades
      233. Synaxis of St. Ia outside the Gilded Gate, in the Heptaskalon, and across from the Strait
      234. Synaxis of St. Irenarchus in the Rod Quarter and the Rusticius Quarter
      235. Synaxis of St. John the Warrior, at the Church of Apostle John the Evangelist near the Hagia Sophia
      236. Synaxis of St. Justus, at the Orphanage
      237. Synaxis of St. Marcianus, at the Church of St. John the Baptist near the St. Mocius Reservoir, in the Daniel Quarter
      238. Synaxis of St. Marina, in the sanctuary of the Church of St. Menas near the Acropolis
      239. Synaxis of St. Mocius, at the place of his martyrdom
      240. Synaxis of St. Nicholas, at the Hagia Sophia
      241. Synaxis of St. Orestes, at the Church of Apostle John the Evangelist near the Hagia Sophia
      242. Synaxis of St. Pantaleon, at the Church of St. Pantaleon
      243. Synaxis of St. Phocas, in the sanctuary of the Church of Apostle John the Evangelist, near the Hagia Sophia
      244. Synaxis of St. Photina, outside the gates of Blachernai
      245. Synaxis of St. Pionius, at the Lithostrotos
      246. Synaxis of St. Polyeuctus, at the place of his martyrdom
      247. Synaxis of St. Procopius, near the Tortoise and at the Condylion
      248. Synaxis of St. Sabas, near the Church of St. Anastasius the Martyr, in the enclosure of St. Philemon's Church in the Martian Field
      249. Synaxis of St. Spiridion, at the Church of St. Peter the Apostle, next to the Hagia Sophia
      250. Synaxis of St. Thathuel near the Palace
      251. Synaxis of St. Theodota, in her church on the Field
      252. Synaxis of St. Theophanes, at the Hagia Sophia and at the Mt. Sigriane Monastery
      253. Synaxis of St. Theophania
      254. Synaxis of St. Therapontes, near the Olive Grove
      255. Synaxis of St. Thomas, martyr, in the Cyrus Quarter, near the Church of St. Mocius
      256. Synaxis of St. Titus, at the Hagia Sophia
      257. Synaxis of St. Tryphon, in the enclosure of the Church of St. John the Apostle, near the Hagia Sophia
      258. Synaxis of St. Zoticus, at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle, in the Orphanage
      259. Synaxis of St. Zoticus, at the Poorhouse in the Olive Grove (Eleanae, on the Golden Horn)
      260. Synaxis of Stephen II, at the Church of the Holy Apostles, where his relics are deposited
      261. Synaxis of Stephen, near the Constantinian Quarter
      262. Synaxis of Stephen, Protomartyr, near the Constantinian Quarter
      263. Synaxis of Tarasius, Patriarch of Constantinople, in the Hagia Sophia
      264. Synaxis of Terentius, Vincent, Emilianus, and Bebaeus, at the Castle Fort of Galata
      265. Synaxis of Thallelaeus the Merciful, in the enclosure of the Church of St. Agathonicus
      266. Synaxis of the Apparition of Archangel Michael at Chonae
      267. Synaxis of the Apparition of Archangel Michael at Chonae, at Anaplus
      268. Synaxis of the Archangel Gabriel
      269. Synaxis of the Archangel Michael in the Addas Quarter
      270. Synaxis of the Archangel Michael in the Sosthenian Quarter, on the opposite bank
      271. Synaxis of the Archangel Michael near St. Julian's Church at the Forum
      272. Synaxis of the Archangel Michael, at the Church of Archangel Michael in the Addas Quarter
      273. Synaxis of the Archangels
      274. Synaxis of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel
      275. Synaxis of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Uriel
      276. Synaxis of the Beheading of John the Baptist, in the Sphorace Quarter
      277. Synaxis of the Conception by Anne of the Virgin Mary, in the Church in the Euuranoi Quarter, near the Hagia Sophia
      278. Synaxis of the Conception by Elizabeth of John the Baptist
      279. Synaxis of the Dedication of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chrysopolis
      280. Synaxis of the Deposition of the Vestments of the Virgin Mary, at Blachernai
      281. Synaxis of the Discovery of Relics of Dada, Maximus, and Quintilianus, in the Oratorium of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Watch Quarter
      282. Synaxis of the Discovery of the Head of John the Baptist, in the Sphorace Quarter
      283. Synaxis of the Dormition at the Church of the Virgin Mary in Blachernai and elsewhere
      284. Synaxis of the Dormition of Apostle John the Evangelist in the Sanctuary of St. John near the Hagia Sophia
      285. Synaxis of the Entry into the Temple of the Virgin Mary, Joachim, and Anne, in the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
      286. Synaxis of the Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, at the Church of Apostles Peter and Paul
      287. Synaxis of the five maiden martyrs in Persia and Zenaïs, in their chapel in the Church of St. Zenaïs in the Basilican Quarter
      288. Synaxis of the Forefeast of Epiphany, at the Hagia Sophia
      289. Synaxis of the Forty Martyrs at Sebaste, near the Bronze Arch
      290. Synaxis of the forty-five martyrs at Nicopolis, at the Church of St. Aquilina near the Forum
      291. Synaxis of the Fourth Ecumenical Council and Miracle of Euphemia, at the Antiochus Quarter
      292. Synaxis of the Fourth Ecumenical Council and Miracle of St. Euphemia, in the Antiochus Quarter near the Lausus Quarter
      293. Synaxis of the Fourth Ecumenical Council, at the Hagia Sophia
      294. Synaxis of the Freeing of Constantinople from Avars and Persians, at the Church of the Virtin Mary at Blachernai
      295. Synaxis of the Machabees, at the Domnican Porticos and in the Olive Grove, on the other bank
      296. Synaxis of the Miracle at Canaan at the Church of the Virgin Mary at the Source in Pege, and in the sanctuary of the Church of St. Polyeuctus
      297. Synaxis of the Miracle of Canaan at the Church of the Virgin Mary at the Source in Pege, and in the enclosure of the Church of St. Polyeuctus
      298. Synaxis of the Miracle of St. Euphemia at the Fourth Ecumenical Council
      299. Synaxis of the Multitude of Angels in the enclosure of the Church of St. Anastasia, martyr, near the Domninus Arcades
      300. Synaxis of the Multitude of Angels in the zone of the Church of St. Anastasia, martyr, near the Domninus archades
      301. Synaxis of the Multitude of Angels, in the Enclosure of the Church of St. Anastasia the martyr, near the St. Domninus Porticos
      302. Synaxis of the Multitude of Angels, in the enclosure of the Church of St. Anastasia the Martyr, near the St. Domninus Porticos
      303. Synaxis of the Nativity of John the Baptist, in the Sphorace Quarter
      304. Synaxis of the Presentation of Jesus, in the Church of the Virgin Mary at Blachernai
      305. Synaxis of the Seventy Disciples
      306. Synaxis of the Seventy Disciples of the Apostles
      307. Synaxis of the Siege of Constantinople by Avars and Persians, at the Church of the Virgin Mary at Blachernai
      308. Synaxis of the sixty martyrs at Scythopolis
      309. Synaxis of the sixty martyrs at Scythopolis, at the Church of St. James, brother of Jesus, in the compound of the Church of the Virgin Mary in Chalkoprateia
      310. Synaxis of the Ten Martyrs of Crete, at the Church of St. Stephen, martyr, near the Placidia Palace
      311. Synaxis of the Thirty-Three Martyrs of Melitene at the Church of the Apostle James the Greater, in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
      312. Synaxis of the Thirty-Three Martyrs of Melitene, in the Church of Apostle James the Greater, in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
      313. Synaxis of the Thirty-Three Martyrs of Melitene, in the Church of the Apostle James the Greater in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
      314. Synaxis of the Thirty-Three Martyrs of Melitene, in the Church of the Apostle James the Greater, in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
      315. Synaxis of the Transfiguration of Elijah, in the Petrion
      316. Synaxis of the Translation of Relics of Ignatius Theophorus and of James the Hesychast, at the Hagia Sophia
      317. Synaxis of the Translation of Relics of John Chrysostom
      318. Synaxis of the Translation of Relics of Lazarus and Mary Magdalene, at the St. Lazarus Monastery
      319. Synaxis of the Translation of Relics of Patriarch Nicephorus, at the Church of the Holy Apostles
      320. Synaxis of the Twelve Apostles
      321. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary
      322. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary at Blachernai
      323. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary at Blachernai(
      324. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary at the Miasena Monastery honoring the retrieval of the icon near Melitina
      325. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary at the Miasina Monastery honoring the retrieval of the icon near Melitina
      326. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary at the Miasina Monastery honoring the retrieval of the icon near Melitine
      327. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary at the Pagidion on the opposite bank, near the New Portico
      328. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary in the Armasian Quarter
      329. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary in the Atrium, and of Archangel Gabriel
      330. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary on the opposite bank in the Eudocian Quarter
      331. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary on the opposite bank in the Marinacian Quarter, near Chalcedon
      332. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary, identification uncertain
      333. Synaxis of the Virgin Mary, in the Atrium, and of Archangel Gabriel
      334. Synaxis of Thecla, at the Barley Market
      335. Synaxis of Theodore and Pausilypus at the Old Age Home in the Melobian Quarter
      336. Synaxis of Theodore Tiro, in the Sphorace Quarter
      337. Synaxis of Theodore, Bishop of Cyrene, at the Church of St. Theodore in the Rhesos Quarter
      338. Synaxis of Theodore, Bishop of Sykeon, at the Church of St. George, Megalomartyr, in the Deuteron
      339. Synaxis of Theodosius Coenobiarch, at the Church of St. Peter the Apostle, next to the Hagia Sophia
      340. Synaxis of Theodota and her children, in her church on the Field
      341. Synaxis of Theodota and Socrates in the Xerokirkos
      342. Synaxis of Thyrsus and Agnes, near St. Helen's Quarter
      343. Synaxis of Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus, near St. Helen's Quarter
      344. Synaxis of Thyrsus, Leucius, Coronatus, and companions, near the Helenian Quarter
      345. Synaxis of Thyrsus, Leucius, Coronatus, and companions, near the Helenian Quarter and at the Church of the Virgin Mary near Xerolophos
      346. Synaxis of Timothy, Bishop of Ephesus, in the Church of the Holy Apostles
      347. Synaxis of Timothy, Bishop of Prusa, at the Inn in the Deuteron
      348. Synaxis of Translation of Relics of Stephen, Protomartyr, near the Constantinian Quarter
      349. Synaxis of Trophimus, Sabbatius, and Dorymedon, at SS. Peter and Paul Church in the Orphanage
      350. Synaxis of Tryphon, Trophimus, and Dorymedon near St. Anne's Church in the Deuteron
      351. Synaxis of Victor, Stephanis, and Vincent, in the Belt Quarter
      352. Synaxis of Vincent of Saragasso, at the Hebdomon
      353. Synaxis of Zacharias the Priest and Simeon the Just
      354. Synaxis of Zacharias the Priest and Simeon the Just at the Church of St. James, in the enclosure of the Church of the Virgin Mary at Chalkoprateia
3187. Syncletica
      1. Ven. Syncletica of Alexandria
      2. Ven. Syncletica of Alexandria, ascete
3188. Syncletica and Sarah
      1. Syncletica and Sarah, ascetes
3189. Syncratius
      1. Syncratius, identity uncertain
3190. Synesius
      1. Synesius, martyr at Nicomedia
      2. Synesius/Synetus, lector, martyr at Rome
3191. Synesius and Theopompus
      1. Synesius and Theopompus, martyrs at Nicomedia
3192. synod
      1. Home Synod of 536, at Constantinople
3193. Syntyche
      1. Syntyche, member of the Church of Philippi, mentioned by Apostle Paul
3194. Syrus
      1. Syrus, Bishop of Genoa, Confessor
      2. Syrus, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
3195. Tabitha
      1. Tabitha/Dorcas, widow of Joppe, raised to life by Apostle Peter
3196. Tammarus
      1. Tammarus, African bishop, Confessor
3197. Tarachus
      1. Tarachus, martyr at Anazarbus in Cilicia
      2. Tarachus, martyr at Anazarbus in Cilicia (with Probus and Andronicus)
3198. Tarasius
      1. Tarasius, Patriarch of Constantinople
3199. Tarbo
      1. Tarbo/Tarbula, sister of Simeon Barsibae, maiden martyr in Persia
3200. Tarsicius
      1. Tarsicius, Roman martyr 'of the Holy Eucharist'
3201. Tarsilla
      1. Tarsilla, aunt of Pope Gregory the Great
3202. Tatiana
      1. Tatiana, deaconess, maiden martyr
      2. Tatiana, deaconess, virgin martyr
      3. Tatiana, maiden martyr
      4. Tatiana, martyr
      5. Ven. Tatiana in Greece
      6. Ven. Tatiana, identity uncertain
3203. Tatianus
      1. Tatianus, archdeacon at Aquileia, martyr
      2. Tatianus, martyr at Phrygia
3204. Tatio
      1. Tatio/Dacianus, martyr at Claudipolis in Bithynia/Isauria
3205. Tatta
      1. Tatta, martyr at Damascus
3206. Taurinus
      1. Taurinus, Bishop of Evreux, Confessor
3207. Taurio
      1. Taurio, martyr at Amphipolis in western Macedonia
3208. Tecusa
      1. Tecusa/Thecusa, maiden martyr at Ancyra in Galatia
3209. Tecusa, Alexandra, and Matrona
      1. Tecusa, Alexandra, and Matrona of the Seven Maidens of Ancyra in Galatia
3210. Telesphorus
      1. Pope Telesphorus of Rome, martyr
3211. Teletius
      1. Teletius, martyr at Nicomedia
3212. Terentianus
      1. Terentianus, Bishop of Todi in Umbria, martyr
3213. Terentius
      1. Terentius, first Bishop of Iconium, martyr
      2. Terentius, Greek martyr
      3. Terentius, Greek martyr by sword
      4. Terentius, Greek martyr near Deuterus
      5. Terentius, martyr
      6. Terentius, martyr at Carthage
      7. Terentius, martyr at Todi in Umbria
      8. Terentius, martyr by sword
3214. Terentius and Africanus
      1. Terentius and Africanus, martyrs at Carthage
3215. Terentius and companions
      1. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, and Macarius, martyrs at Carthage
      2. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and 40 others, martyrs at Carthage
      3. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and forty companions, martyrs at Carthage
      4. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and forty companions, martyrs at Carthage e
      5. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and forty others, martyrs at Carthage
      6. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and thirty-six companions, martyrs at Carthage
      7. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and thirty-six others, martyrs at Carthage
3216. Terentius, Africanus, and companions
      1. Terentius, Africanus, and companions (Pompeius, Maximus, Zeno, Theodorus, Alexander, Macarius, and forty others), martyrs at Carthage
3217. Terentius, Africanus, and Maximus
      1. Terence, Africanus, and Maximus, martyrs
3218. Terentius, Neonilla, and children
      1. Terentius, Neonilla, and their children (Nitas, Sarbil, Theodulus, Hierax, Bele, Photas, and Eunice), martyrs
      2. Terentius, Neonilla, and their children (Nitas, Sarbil, Theodulus, Hierax, Bele, Photo, and Eunice), martyrs
      3. Terentius, Neonilla, and their children, martyrs
3219. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, and companions
      1. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, and companions, martyrs at Carthage
3220. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, and Maximus
      1. Terentius, Pompeius, Africanus, and Maximus, martyrs at Carthage
3221. Terentius, Pompeius, and Africanus
      1. Terentius, Pompeius, and Africanus, martyrs at Carthage
3222. Terentius, Vincent, Emilianus, and Bebaeus
      1. Terentius, Vincent, Emilianus, and Bebaeus, Greek martyrs by sword
      2. Terentius, Vincent, Emilianus, and Bebaeus, martyrs
      3. Terentius, Vincent, Emilianus, and Bebea, martyrs
      4. Terentius, Vincentius, Emilianus, and Bebaeus, Greek martyrs by sword
3223. Tertius
      1. Tertius of the Seventy Disciples
      2. Tertius, martyr at Carthage
3224. Tertulla
      1. Tertulla, maiden martyr at Cirta
3225. Tertullian
      1. Tertullian, Bishop of Bologna
3226. Tertullinus
      1. Tertullinus, priest, Roman martyr
3227. Thaddeus
      1. Thaddeus, Greek martyr by wheel
      2. Ven. Thaddeus the Studite
3228. Thalassius
      1. Thalassius 'The Unguent Flowing', Confessor
      2. Thalassius, hermit near Pillima, diocese of Cyrrhus in Syria
3229. Thalassius and Limnaeus
      1. Thalassius and Limnaeus, hermits near Pillima, diocese of Cyrrhus in Syria
3230. Thalleleus
      1. Thallelaeus the Merciful, Roman martyr
      2. Thallelaeus, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Thallelaeus, martyr by beheading
      4. Thalleleus Ericlautos, hermit
      5. Thalleleus the Merciful, Roman martyr
      6. Thalleleus the Merciful, Roman Martyr
      7. Thalleleus, martyr at Nicomedia
      8. Thalleleus, martyr by beheading
      9. Thalleleus, martyr, identity uncertain
3231. Thalleleus and companions
      1. Thalleleus, Asterius, and Alexander, maratyrs at Aegae in Cilicia
3232. Thalleleus, Asterius, Alexander, and companions
      1. Thalleleus, Asterius, Alexander, and companions, martyrs at Aegae in Cilicia
3233. Thalus
      1. Thalus of Stratonica, martyr at Laodicea in Caria
3234. Thamel
      1. Thamel, converted pagan priest, martyr
3235. Thamel and companions
      1. Thamel and unspecified companions, martyrs
3236. Tharsicius
      1. Tharsicius, martyr at Alexandria
3237. Thathuel
      1. Thathuel/Thuthael/Paphuel, martyr in Persia
3238. Thathuel and Ia
      1. Thatuel and Ia, martyrs in Persia
3239. Thaïs
      1. Thaïs/Taisia, penitent at Alexandria
      2. Thaïs/Taisia, Penitent at Alexandria
3240. Thea
      1. Thea, Greek martyr by the sword
      2. Thea/Chionia of Gaza, martyr
      3. Thea/Ennatha of Gaza, martyr
3241. Theagenes
      1. Theagenes, martyr by fire at Antioch
      2. Theagenes/Theognes, Bishop of Parium, martyr
      3. Theagenes/Theognis, Bishop of Parium, martyr
3242. Theagnes
      1. Theagnes/Theogenes, martyr on the Hellespontus
3243. Theban Legion
      1. Theban Legion (Maurice, Exuperius, Candidus, Victor, Innocent, Vitalis, and 6,600 others), martyrs at Agaunum
3244. Theca
      1. Theca/Thea, maiden martyr at Gaza in Palestine
3245. Thecla
      1. Thecla the Apostolic
      2. Thecla the Apostolic/Isoapostolos, Protomartyr
      3. Thecla, abbess of Ochsenfurt and Kitzingen
      4. Thecla, maiden martyr at Aquileia
      5. Thecla, maiden martyr in Persia
      6. Thecla, martyr
      7. Thecla, martyr at Adrumetum in Africa
      8. Thecla, martyr at Gaza
      9. Thecla, martyr by sword
      10. Thecla, martyr in Persia
      11. Thecla/Theocleia, maiden martyr at Alexandria
      12. Thecla/Theocleia, Virgin Martyr at Alexandria
3246. Theidus
      1. Theidus/Theoidus, martyr
3247. Theion
      1. Theion, Greek martyr by beheading
3248. Theion and companions
      1. Theion and two boys, Greek martyrs by beheading
3249. Themistocles
      1. Themistocles, martyr at Myra in Lycia
3250. Theocleta
      1. Theocleta the Miracle Worker, matron in Asia Minor or Constantinople
3251. Theocletus
      1. Ven. Theocletus, head of monastic order in Constantinople
3252. Theocteristus
      1. Theocteristus, abbot at Symbola on Mt. Olympus, martyr
      2. Theocteristus, martyr, abbot of Paleceta monastery near Prussa in Bithynia
3253. Theoctista
      1. Theoctista of Lesbos, maiden
      2. Theoctista of Lesbos, maiden martyr
      3. Theoctista of Lesbos, Virgin Martyr
      4. Theoctista, maiden martyr at Alexandria
      5. Theoctista, martyr at Alexandria
3254. Theoctistus
      1. Bishop Theoctistus, Confessor
      2. Theoctistus of Egypt
      3. Theoctistus, abbot at Cucomo in Sicily
      4. Theoctistus, Confessor, patrician and eunuch of Empress Theodora
      5. Theoctistus, identity uncertain
      6. Theoctistus, martyr at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
      7. Theoctistus, martyr at Nicomedia
      8. Theoctistus, sea captain, companion of Faustus, Abibas, and Dionysius, martyrs at Alexandria
      9. Theoctistus, sea captain, martyr at Alexandria
      10. Ven Theoctistus, abbot, friend of Euthymius
      11. Ven. Theoctistus, abbot at Cucomo in Sicily
      12. Ven. Theoctistus, abbot, friend of Euthymius
      13. Ven. Theoctistus, Theoctistus, abbot at Cucomo in Sicily
3255. Theodard
      1. Theodard, Bishop of Maestricht, martyr
3256. Theodemir
      1. Theodemir, martyr at Cordova
3257. Theoderic/Thierry
      1. Theodoric, abbot of Mont-d'Or
3258. Theodora
      1. Empress Theodora of Constantinople
      2. Theodora of Alexandria, Penitent in Egypt
      3. Theodora of Caesarea
      4. Theodora of Thessalonica, matron
      5. Theodora, identity uncertain
      6. Theodora, maiden martyr at Alexandria
      7. Theodora, maiden martyr, converted by her relative Domitilla,
      8. Theodora, martyr at Corinth
      9. Theodora, martyr at Nicea
      10. Theodora, martyr, identity uncertain
      11. Theodora, martyr, relative of Domitilla
      12. Theodora, matron at Rome
      13. Theodora, Peninent in Egypt
      14. Theodora, Penitent in Egypt
      15. Theodora, penitent in Egypt
      16. Theodora, sister of Hermes, maiden martyr at Rome
      17. Theodora/Theodosia, maiden martyr at Amisus, near Pontus
      18. Theodora/Theodosia, maiden martyr of Aminsus (Amysus)
3259. Theodore
      1. Theodore 'the Philosopher', Archbishop of Canterbury
      2. Theodore 'the Scribe', Patriarch of Alexandria, martyr
      3. Theodore Craterus, martyr of Amorion, Syria
      4. Theodore Graptus, martyr, brother of Theophanes, Archbishop of Nicea
      5. Theodore I, Patriarch of Constantinople
      6. Theodore of Antioch, martyr
      7. Theodore of Antioch, priest, martyr
      8. Theodore of the Roses
      9. Theodore Salus, Fool for Christ's Sake
      10. Theodore Studite, Confessor
      11. Theodore the Confessor, Bishop of Ancyra
      12. Theodore the General/Stratelates
      13. Theodore the General/Stratelates, martyr
      14. Theodore the Priest, martyr
      15. Theodore the Sanctified, abbot of Tabennisi in Egypt and disciple of Pachomius
      16. Theodore the Sanctified, abbot of Tabennisi in Egypt, Confessor
      17. Theodore the Stephanite
      18. Theodore the Studite, Confessor
      19. Theodore Tiro of Euchaita in Pontus, martyr
      20. Theodore Tiro of Euchaita near Amasea in Pontus, martyr
      21. Theodore Tiro of Euchaita near Amasea sin Pontus, martyr
      22. Theodore Trichinus, hermit
      23. Theodore ‘the Scribe’, Patriarch of Alexandria, martyr
      24. Theodore, abbot of Vienne
      25. Theodore, Bishop of Bologne, Confessor
      26. Theodore, Bishop of Cyrene in Libya
      27. Theodore, Bishop of Cyrene in Libya, martyr
      28. Theodore, Bishop of Edessa, Confessor
      29. Theodore, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
      30. Theodore, Bishop of Pentapolis in Libya, martyr
      31. Theodore, Bishop of Sykeon/Siceota, Confessor
      32. Theodore, Bishop of Theodosiopolis in Armenia
      33. Theodore, bishop, martyr at Alexandria
      34. Theodore, Egyptian bishop, martyr at Alexandria
      35. Theodore, Greek martyr
      36. Theodore, Greek saint
      37. Theodore, identity uncertain
      38. Theodore, Mansionarius of the Basilica of Saint Peter in Rome
      39. Theodore, martyr at Antioch
      40. Theodore, martyr at Constantinople
      41. Theodore, martyr at Perge in Pamphylia
      42. Theodore, martyr at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
      43. Theodore, martyr converted by Meletius
      44. Theodore, martyr in Libya
      45. Theodore, martyr in Lydia
      46. Theodore, martyr, identity uncertain
      47. Theodore, monk in Egypt
      48. Theodore, Patriarch of Constantinople
      49. Theodore, pope/bishop, martyr at Rome
      50. Theodore, Roman martyr
3260. Theodore and companions
      1. Theodore and companions (Callinicus, Serapion, and others), martyrs
      2. Theodore, Irenaeus, Serapion, and Ammon, martyrs in Libya
      3. Theodore, Oceanus, Ammianus, and Julianus, martyrs in Lydia
      4. Theodore, Oceanus, Kyon, Ammianus, and Julianus, martyrs in Lydia
3261. Theodore and Joseph
      1. Theodore the Studite and his brother Joseph
3262. Theodore and Michael
      1. Theodore, Bishop of Edessa, and Michael
3263. Theodore and Pausilippus
      1. Theodore and Pausilippus, Greek martyrs
3264. Theodore and Pausilypus
      1. Theodore the Priest and Pausylipus, martyrs
3265. Theodore and Theophanes
      1. Theodore and Theophanes, siblings tortured at Constantinople
3266. Theodore and Theophilus
      1. Theodore Craterus and Theophilus of the forty-two martyrs of Amorion, Syria
3267. Theodore, Philippa, and companions
      1. Theodore, Philippa, and companions, martyrs at Perge
3268. Theodoretus
      1. Theodoretus/Theodore, priest at Antioch, martyr
      2. Theodoretus/Theodorus, priest at Antioch, martyr
3269. Theodorus
      1. Theodorus, martyr at Carthage
      2. Theodorus, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Theodorus, martyr at Saltus near Philippopolis
      4. Theodorus, martyr in Carthage
3270. Theodosia
      1. Queen Theodosia, Greek martyr
      2. Queen Theodosius, Greek martyr
      3. Theodosia, identity uncertain
      4. Theodosia, maiden martyr of Tyre, at Caesarea in Palestine
      5. Theodosia, maiden martyr of Tyre, at Caesaria in Palestine
      6. Theodosia, martyr in Phrygia
      7. Theodosia, martyr in Phyrgia
      8. Theodosia, mother of Procopius, martyr at Caesarea Philippi
      9. Theodosia, Virgin Martyr of Tyre, at Caesaria in Palestine
      10. Theodosia/Theodota, martyr at Nice
      11. Theodosia/Theodota, martyr at Nicea
3271. Theodosia and companions
      1. Theodosia and twelve companions, martyrs at Caesarea Philippi
3272. Theodosius
      1. Emperor Theodosius I 'the Great'
      2. Emperor Theodosius I 'The Great'
      3. Emperor Theodosius II 'the New'
      4. Emperor Theodosius II 'The New'
      5. King Theodosius, Greek martyr
      6. Theodosius Coenobiarch, martyr at Marissa in Cappadocia
      7. Theodosius of Antioch, Confessor
      8. Theodosius, abbot at Tryglia Monastery (8th cen.)
      9. Theodosius, Bishop of Ancyra
      10. Theodosius, Bishop of Auxerre, Confessor
      11. Theodosius, bishop, identity uncertain
      12. Theodosius, Greek martyr
      13. Theodosius, identity uncertain
      14. Theodosius, martyr
      15. Theodosius, martyr, identity uncertain
      16. Theodosius, military companion of the forty-six soldiers, Roman martyr
      17. Theodosius/Theodore, abbot of Orob, Greece
3273. Theodosius, Basil, and Geruntius
      1. Theodosius, Basil, and Geruntius, martyrs by the sword
3274. Theodota
      1. Theodota of Nicea, martyr
      2. Theodota, converted by Hyacinth, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      3. Theodota, maiden martyr at Alexandria
      4. Theodota, maiden martyr at Nice
      5. Theodota, maiden martyr at Nicea
      6. Theodota, martyr at Adrianople in Thrace
      7. Theodota, martyr at Alexandria
      8. Theodota, martyr at Ancyra
      9. Theodota, martyr at Constantinople
      10. Theodota, mother of Cosmas and Damian, martyr
      11. Theodota, Virgin Martyr at Nicea
3275. Theodota and children
      1. Theodota and her three children, martyrs
      2. Theodota and her three sons, martyrs
      3. Theodota of Nicea and her three children, martyrs
3276. Theodota and Socrates
      1. Theodota and Socrates, martyrs at Nicea
      2. Theodota and Socrates, priest, martyrs at Nice
      3. Theodota and Socrates, priest, martyrs at Nicea
3277. Theodota and Theoctista
      1. Theoctista and Theodota maiden martyrs at Alexandria, and their mother Athanasia
      2. Theodota and Theoctista, comforted by Cyrus and John, martyrs at Alexandria
3278. Theodota, Theoctista, Eudocia, and Athanasia
      1. Theodota, Theoctista, and Eudocia, comforted by Cyrus and John, and their mother Athanasia, martyrs at Alexandria
      2. Theodota, Theoctista, and Eudocia, virgin martyrs at Alexandria, comforted by Cyrus and John, and their mother Athanasia, martyr
3279. Theodotion
      1. Theodotion, hermit, martyr at Cleopatris in Egypt
3280. Theodotus
      1. Theodotus, Bishop of Cyrenia, Cyprus
      2. Theodotus, Bishop of Ephesus, Confessor
      3. Theodotus, Bishop of Laodicea, Confessor
      4. Theodotus, Bishop of Libya
      5. Theodotus, burier of the seven maiden martyrs at Ancyra
      6. Theodotus, burier of the Seven Maiden Martyrs, martyr at Ancyra
      7. Theodotus, converted by Hyacinth, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      8. Theodotus, father of Mamas, at Caesarea in Palestine
      9. Theodotus, Greek martyr
      10. Theodotus, martyr at Ancyra
      11. Theodotus, martyr at Ancyra, burier of the seven maiden martyrs
      12. Theodotus, martyr at Ancyra, burier of the Seven maiden martyrs
      13. Theodotus, martyr at Ancyra, burier of the Seven Maiden Martyrs
      14. Theodotus, martyr at Heraclea in Thrace
      15. Theodotus, martyr at Philippopolis
      16. Theodotus, martyr at Saltus near Philippopolis
      17. Theodotus, martyr at Tomi
      18. Theodotus, martyr by sword
      19. Theodotus, martyr in Africa
      20. Theodutus, converted by Hyacinth, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
3281. Theodotus, Rufina, and Ammia
      1. Theodotus and Rufina, parents of Mamas, and Ammia, teacher of Mamas, at Caesarea in Palestine
3282. Theodotus, Theodota, and companions
      1. Theodotus, Theodota, Diomedes, Eulampius, Asclepiades, and Golinduch, martyrs at Caesarea in Cappadocia
3283. Theodula
      1. Theodula, martyr at Anazarbus in Asia Minor
3284. Theodulf
      1. Theodulf, abbot and Bishop of Lobbes in Belgium
3285. Theodulus
      1. Theodolus of Cyprus, Confessor
      2. Theodulus of Cyprus, Confessor
      3. Theodulus of the family of governor Firmilianus, aged martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      4. Theodulus of the family of governor Firmilianus, aged martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      5. Theodulus, aged martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      6. Theodulus, identity uncertain
      7. Theodulus, lector, martyr at Thessalonica
      8. Theodulus, martyr at Attalia in Pamphilia
      9. Theodulus, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      10. Theodulus, martyr at Crete
      11. Theodulus, martyr at Phrygia
      12. Theodulus, martyr at Rome
      13. Theodulus, martyr at Tripoli in Phoenicia
      14. Theodulus, martyr at Tripoli in Phoenicia (with Leontius and Hypatius)
      15. Theodulus, martyr by fire
      16. Theodulus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      17. Theodulus, priest at Antioch, martyr
      18. Theodulus, priest, martyred at Mt. Sinai
      19. Theodulus, priest, Roman martyr
      20. Theodulus, son of Nilus the Wise, chronicler of second massacre at Mt. Sinai
      21. Theodulus, son of Terentius and Neonilla, martyr
3286. Theodulus and Agathopus
      1. Theodulus, lector, and Agathopus, deacon, martyrs at Thessalonica
      2. Theodulus, lector, and Agathopus, deacon, martyrs atn Thessalonica
      3. Theodulus, lector, and Agathopus, deacon, martyrs in Thessalonica
      4. Theodulus, lector, and Agathopus/Agathopedes, deacon, martyrs in Thessalonica
      5. Theodulus, lector, and Agathopus/Agathopodes, deacon, martyrs in Thessalonica
      6. Theodulus. lector, and Agathopus/Agathopodes, deacon, martyrs at Thessalonica
3287. Theodulus and companions
      1. Theodulus, Anesius, Felix, Cornelius, and others, martyrs in northwestern Africa
3288. Theogenes
      1. Theogenes, Bishop of Hippo Regius, martyr at Laodicea in Phrygia
3289. Theogenes and companions
      1. Theogenes and thirty-six companions, martyrs at Laodicea in Phrygia
3290. Theognis
      1. Theognis, martyr at Cyzicus
3291. Theogonius
      1. Theogonius, martyr
      2. Theogonius, son of Bassa, martyr
3292. Theonas
      1. Theonas the magician, martyr at Nicomedia
      2. Theonas, Bishop of Alexandria, Confessor
      3. Theonas, martyr at Cilicia
      4. Theonas, martyr at Nicomedia
3293. Theonestus
      1. Theonestus, Bishop of Philippi in Macedonia, martyr at Altino
3294. Theonilla
      1. Theonilla, martyr at Aegae in Cilicia
3295. Theopemptus
      1. Theopemptus, martyr at Cilicia
      2. Theopemptus, martyr by sword
      3. Theopemptus/Theopompas, Bishop of Nicomedia, martyr
      4. Theopemtus/Theopompas, Bishop of Nicomedia, martyr
3296. Theopemptus and companions
      1. Theopemptus and companions, martyrs by sword
3297. Theopemptus and Theodota
      1. Theopemptus, Bishop of Nicomedia, and Theodota, mother of Cosmas and Damian, martyrs
3298. Theopemptus and Theonas
      1. Theopemtus/Theopompas and Theonas, martyrs at Nicomedia
      2. Theopemtus/Theopompas, Theonas, and Athanasius, martyrs at Nicomedia
3299. Theophanes
      1. Theophanes Graptus, Archbishop of Nicea
      2. Theophanes of Antioch, converter of Pansemne
      3. Theophanes ‘The Faster’, Confessor
      4. Theophanes, Abbot of Mt. Sigriane, Confessor
      5. Theophanes, abbot of Mt. Sigriane, Confessor
      6. Theophanes, martyr at Constantinople
3300. Theophanes and companions
      1. Theophanes and companions (Papias, Strategius, and Jacob), martyrs at Constantinople
3301. Theophanes and Pansemne
      1. Theophanes of Antioch and Pansemne, Penitent of Antioch
3302. Theophano
      1. Theophania, wife of Emperor Leo VI
      2. Theophano, wife of Emperor Leo VI
3303. Theophila
      1. Theophila, maiden martyr at Nicomedia
3304. Theophilus
      1. Theophilus the Deacon, martyr at Libya
      2. Theophilus the Deacon, martyr in Libya
      3. Theophilus the New Martyr
      4. Theophilus, abbot and ascete on Mt. Seleution, Confessor
      5. Theophilus, anchorite in Egypt
      6. Theophilus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      7. Theophilus, Bishop of Caesarea in Palestine
      8. Theophilus, Bishop of Ephesus, Confessor
      9. Theophilus, Greek martyr
      10. Theophilus, martyr
      11. Theophilus, martyr at Alexandria
      12. Theophilus, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      13. Theophilus, martyr at Nicomedia
      14. Theophilus, martyr in Lydia (Asia Minor)
      15. Theophilus, martyr of Amorion, Syria
      16. Theophilus, martyr under Diocletian
      17. Theophilus, Roman martyr
      18. Theophilus, sixth Bishop of Antioch
      19. Theophilus, soldier, martyr at Alexandria
3305. Theophilus and Helladius
      1. Theophilus and Helladius, martyrs in Libya
3306. Theophylactus
      1. Theophylactus/Theophilius II, Metropolitan of Nicomedia
      2. Theophylactus/Theophilus II, Metropolitan of Nicomedia
3307. Theopista
      1. Theopista, martyr
      2. Theopista, martyr at Rome
3308. Theopistus
      1. Theopistus, Greek martyr by stoning
      2. Theopistus, martyr at Rome
      3. Theopistus, martyr at Rome, son of Eustathius and Theopista
      4. Theopistus, martyr, son of Eustathius and Theopista
3309. Theopistus and Agapius
      1. Theopistus and Agapius, sibling martyrs at Rome
3310. Theopompus
      1. Theopompus, martyr at Nicomedia
3311. Theoprepius
      1. Theoprepius, martyr at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
      2. Theoprepius, martyr, son of Philetas Syncleticus
3312. Theotecnus
      1. Theotecnus of Antioch, martyr
      2. Theotecnus, Greek martyr by beheading
3313. Theoticus
      1. Theoticus, officer, martyr at Nicomedia
3314. Theotimus
      1. Theotimus 'the Philosopher,' Bishop of Tomi
      2. Theotimus, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
      3. Theotimus, martyr at Laodicea in Syria
      4. Theotimus, martyr at Tripoli
      5. Theotimus, martyr by fire
3315. Theotimus and Basilianus
      1. Theotimus and Basilianus, martyrs at Laodicea in Syria
3316. Theotimus and Theodulus
      1. Theotimus and Theodulus, martyrs by fire
3317. Therapontes
      1. Therapontes, bishop, martyr at Cyprus
      2. Therapontes, martyr
      3. Therapontes, priest at Sardes in Lydia, martyr
3318. Therapontes and companions
      1. Therapontes, Macarius, Mark, and Marcia, martyrs
3319. Therinus
      1. Therinus, martyr
3320. Thermas
      1. Thermos, martyr
      2. Thermos, martyr by fire
      3. Thermus, layman, martyr in Gotthia
3321. Thermas and companions
      1. Thermos and companions (his sister and servant), martyrs
      2. Thermos and companions, martyrs
3322. Thespesius
      1. Thespesius, martyr at Nicea
      2. Thespesius, martyr at Nicea in Bithynia
      3. Thespesius, martyr in Cappadocia
3323. Thessalonice
      1. Thessalonica, martyr at Amphipolis in western Macedonia
      2. Thessalonice, martyr
      3. Thessalonice, martyr at Amphipolis in Macedonia
      4. Thessalonice, martyr at Amphipolis in western Macedonia
      5. Thessalonice, martyr by the sword
3324. Theusetas
      1. Theusetas/Theusutas, martyr at Nicea
3325. Theusetas and companions
      1. Theusetas, Horres/Choris, Theodora, Nymphodora, Marcus, and Arabia, martyrs at Nicea
3326. Thomais
      1. Thomais, martyr at Alexandria
3327. Thomas
      1. Apostle Thomas
      2. Thomas 'The New' (Thomas II), Patriarch of Constantinople
      3. Thomas 'the New' (Thomas II), Patriarch of Constantinople
      4. Thomas Aquinus, Confessor
      5. Thomas I, Patriarch of Constantinople
      6. Thomas of Mt. Maleon, Confessor
      7. Thomas the Wonder Worker, monk at Antioch
      8. Thomas à Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, martyr
      9. Thomas, Bishop of Hereford, Confessor
      10. Thomas, Greek martyr
      11. Thomas, identity uncertain
      12. Thomas, martyr at Damascus
3328. Thomas and John
      1. Thomas I and John IV, Patriarchs of Constantinople
3329. Thomaïs
      1. Thomaïs, identity uncertain
3330. Thraseas
      1. Thraseas, Bishop of Eumenia in Phrygia, martyr
3331. Thrason
      1. Thrason, Roman martyr
3332. Thrason, Pontianus, and Praetextatus
      1. Thrason, Pontianus, and Praetextatus, Roman martyrs
3333. Thuriaf
      1. Thuriaf/Thurian/Thivisian, Bishop of Dol in Brittany, Confessor
3334. Thyrsus
      1. Theodore, martyr at Apollonia
      2. Thyrsus, deacon, martyr at Saulieu
      3. Thyrsus, Greek martyr
      4. Thyrsus, martyr
      5. Thyrsus, martyr at Alexandria
      6. Thyrsus, martyr at Apollonia
3335. Thyrsus and Agnes
      1. Thyrsus and Agnes, Greek martyrs
3336. Thyrsus and companions
      1. Thyrsus and companions (Leucius, Callinicus, Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arian), martyrs in Egypt
      2. Thyrsus, Leucius, Callinicus, Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arian, martyrs in Egypt
3337. Thyrsus and Leucius
      1. Thyrsus and Leucius, martyrs at Apollonia
3338. Thyrsus and Projectus
      1. Thyrsus and Projectus, martyrs
3339. Thyrsus, Callinicus, and companions
      1. Thyrsus, Callinicus, and companions (Leucius, Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arian), martyrs in Egypt
3340. Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus
      1. Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinicus, martyrs at Apollonia
3341. Thyrsus, Leucius, Callinicus, and companions
      1. Thyrsus, Leucius, Callinicus and companions (Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arian), martyrs in Egypt
      2. Thyrsus, Leucius, Callinicus, and companions (Philemon, Apollonius, and Arrhianus/Arian), martyrs in Egypt
3342. Thyrsus, Leucius, Callinicus, and Philemon
      1. Thyrsus, Leucius, Callinicus, and Philemon, martyrs in Egypt
3343. Thyrsus, Leucius, Coronatus, and companions
      1. Thyrsus, Leucius, Coronatus, and companions, martyrs at Apollonia
3344. Thyrsus, Leucius, Philemon, and Apollonius
      1. Thyrsus, Leucius, Philemon, and Apollonius, martyrs in Egypt
      2. Thyrsus, Leucius, Philemon, and Appollonius, martyrs in Egypt
3345. Tiberius
      1. Tiberius, martyr at Agde in the diocese of Montpellier
3346. Tiberius, Modestus, and Florentia
      1. Tiberius, Modestus, and Florentia, martyrs at Agde in the diocese of Montpellier
3347. Tibianus
      1. Tibianus, martyr, identity uncertain
3348. Tiburtius
      1. Tiburtius, brother of Celia, martyr at Rome
      2. Tiburtius, brother of Valerianus, martyr at Rome
      3. Tiburtius, martyr at Rome
      4. Tiburtius, martyr in the Sabine Mountains
      5. Tiburtius, martyr, buried with Valerian and Maximus near Rome
      6. Tiburtius, Roman martyr
3349. Tiburtius, Valerianus, and Maximus
      1. Tiburtius, Valerian, and Maximus, martyrs at Rome
      2. Tiburtius, Valerianus, and Maximus, martyrs at Rome
3350. Tigides
      1. Tigides/Tigris, bishop in France
3351. Tigides and Remedius
      1. Tigides and Remedius, bishops in France
3352. Tigrius
      1. Tigrius/Tigris, priest, martyr at Constantinople
3353. Tigrius and Eutropius
      1. Tigrius and Eutropius, martyrs at Constantinople
3354. Timolaus
      1. Timolaus, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
3355. Timon
      1. Timon of the First Seven Deacons of Jerusalem, martyr
      2. Timon of the Seven Deacons of the Church of Jerusalem, martyr
3356. Timotheus
      1. Timotheus, martyr at Emesa in Phoenicia
      2. Timotheus, martyr at Sicily
      3. Timotheus, Roman martyr
3357. Timothy
      1. Apostle Timothy, Bishop of Ephesus
      2. Apostle, Timothy, Bishop of Ephesus
      3. Patriarch Timothy, identity uncertain
      4. Timothy of Caesaria
      5. Timothy of Symbola, hermit
      6. Timothy ‘the Confessor’
      7. Timothy, Bishop of Ephesis, disciple of Paul, martyr
      8. Timothy, Bishop of Ephesus, disciple of Paul, martyr
      9. Timothy, Bishop of Gaza, martyr
      10. Timothy, Bishop of Prusa in Bithynia, martyr
      11. Timothy, deacon, martyr in Mauretania Caesariensis, Africa
      12. Timothy, identity uncertain
      13. Timothy, martyr at Antioch
      14. Timothy, martyr at Penapeis in Egypt
      15. Timothy, martyr at Philippi in Macedonia
      16. Timothy, martyr at Reims
      17. Timothy, martyr at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
      18. Timothy, monk at the Euergetis Monastery
      19. Timothy, Patriarch of Alexandria
      20. Timothy, priest, Roman martyr
      21. Timothy, Roman martyr
3358. Timothy and Apollinaris
      1. Timothy and Apollinaris, martyr at Reims
3359. Timothy and companions
      1. Timothy of Symbola and companions
3360. Timothy and Diogenes
      1. Timothy and Diogenes, martyrs at Philippi in Macedonia
3361. Timothy and Faustus
      1. Timothy and Faustus, martyrs at Antioch
3362. Timothy and Maura
      1. Timothy and Maura, martyrs at Penapeis in Egypt
3363. Timothy and Polyeuctus
      1. Timothy and Polyeuctus, martyrs at the stake
3364. Timothy, Agapius, and Thecla
      1. Timothy, Agapius, and Thecla, martyrs at Gaza
3365. Timothy, Polius, and Eutychius
      1. Timothy, Polius, and Eutychius, deacons, martyrs in Mauretania Caesariensis, Africa
3366. Timothy, Theodore, and Eusebius
      1. Timothy, Theodore, and Eusebius, martyrs at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
3367. Timothy, Theodore, Eusebius, and companions
      1. Timothy, Theodore, Eusebius, and twelve companions, martyrs at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
      2. Timothy, Theodore, Eusebius, Comasius, Peter, and ten companions, martyrs at Tiberiopolis/Strumitsa in Macedonia
3368. Titianus
      1. Titianus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      2. Titianus, Bishop of Opitergium, Confessor
3369. Titus
      1. Bishop Titus, disciple of Paul
      2. Bishop Titus, Disciple of Paul
      3. Bishop Titus, disciple of St. Paul
      4. Father Titus, identity uncertain
      5. Titus the Miracle Worker, Confessor
      6. Titus, deacon, Roman martyr
      7. Titus, disciple of Paul
      8. Titus, monk at St. Sergius Monastery
3370. Tobias
      1. Tobias, martyr at Sebaste in Armenia
3371. Todimus
      1. Todim, identity uncertain
3372. Torpes
      1. Torpes, martyr
3373. Torquatus
      1. Torquatus, bishop, martyr in Spain
3374. Torquatus and companions
      1. Torquatus and Ctesiphon, Secundus, Indaletius, Cecilius, Hesychius, and Euphrasius, bishop martyrs in Spain
3375. Totnan
      1. Totnan, Irish priest, martyr
3376. Tranquillinus
      1. Tranquillinus, Roman martyr, father of Marcus and Marcellianus
3377. Transfiguration
      1. Transfiguration
      2. Transfiguration Day
      3. Transfiguration of the Prophet Elijah
3378. translation
      1. Transfer of Relics of Bartholomew
      2. Translation of relics of Adrianus, martyr at Nicomedia
      3. Translation of Relics of Anastasius the Persian
      4. Translation of Relics of Apostle Andrew to the Church of the Holy Apostles
      5. Translation of Relics of Apostle Andrew, Luke the Evangelist, and Timothy of Ephesus
      6. Translation of Relics of Apostle Bartholomew to Anastasiopolis
      7. Translation of Relics of Apostle James the Greater
      8. Translation of Relics of Apostle James the Greater from Jerusalem to Spain
      9. Translation of Relics of Apostle Matthew the Evangelist
      10. Translation of Relics of Apostle Thomas from India to Edessa
      11. Translation of Relics of Artemius, Megalomartyr
      12. Translation of Relics of Athanasius
      13. Translation of Relics of Bassianus, abbot in Constantinople, Confessor
      14. Translation of Relics of Boris and Gleb
      15. Translation of Relics of Dominic Guzman, Confessor
      16. Translation of Relics of Euthymius the Great
      17. Translation of relics of Euthymius the Great
      18. Translation of Relics of Francis of Assisi, Confessor
      19. Translation of Relics of Frigidian, Bishop of Lucca
      20. Translation of relics of Gregory II ‘The Theologian” to the Church of the Apostles in Constantinople
      21. translation of Relics of Gregory Nazianzen
      22. Translation of relics of Herculanus II, Bishop of Perugia, martyr
      23. Translation of Relics of Ignatius Theophorus
      24. Translation of Relics of Januarius, Bishop of Beneventum
      25. Translation of Relics of Jerome, Confessor
      26. Translation of Relics of John Chrysostom
      27. Translation of Relics of John Chyrsostom
      28. Translation of Relics of Lazarus and Mary Magdalene
      29. Translation of Relics of Lazarus of Bethany
      30. Translation of Relics of Martin, Bishop of Tours, Confessor
      31. Translation of Relics of Mary Salome
      32. Translation of Relics of Maximus the Confessor/Theologian
      33. Translation of Relics of Monica, mother of Saint Augustine
      34. Translation of Relics of Nicephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople, Confessor
      35. Translation of Relics of Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, Confessor
      36. Translation of Relics of Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, Confessor (1087)
      37. Translation of Relics of Serapia
      38. Translation of Relics of Stephen, Protomartyr
      39. Translation of Relics of Theodore the General to Constantinople
      40. Translation of relics of Theodore the General to Constantinople
      41. Translation of Relics of Theodore the General/Stratelates to Constantinople
      42. Translation of relics of Theodore the General/Stratelates to Constantinople
      43. Translation of Relics of Theodore the Studite, Confessor
      44. Translation of right hand of John the Baptist from Antioch to Constantinople
      45. Translation of the Icon of Christ from Edessa to Constantinople in 944
      46. Translation of the Relics of Apostle Mark the Evangelist
      47. Translation of the Relics of Apostle Thomas from India to Edessa
      48. Translation of the Relics of Augustine to Pavia
      49. Translation of the Relics of Juliana of Cumae, maiden martyr
      50. Translation of the Relics of Marina, maiden martyr at Alexandria, to Venice
      51. Translation of the Relics of Stephen, Protomartyr
      52. Translation of the right hand of John the Baptist from Antioch to Constantinople
      53. Translation/ of Relics of Ignatius Theophorus
      54. Translation/Discovery of Relics of Cyrus and John, martyrs in Egypt
      55. Translation/Discovery of Relics of Stephen, Protomartyr
      56. Translation/Discovery of relics of Stephen, Protomartyr
      57. Translation/Discovery of the Relics of Stephen, Gamaliel, Nicodemus, and Abibon
      58. Translation/Discovery of the Relics of Stephen, Protomartyr
      59. Translation/Return of Relics of Ignatius Theophorus
      60. Translation/Return of Relics of Nicephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople, Confessor
      61. Translation/Return of Relics of Theodore the Studite, Confessor
3379. Tribimius
      1. Tribimius, martyr at Perge in Pamphyilia
3380. Triphina
      1. Triphina, martyr in Sicily
3381. Triphyllius
      1. Triphyillius, Greek bishop of Leucosia in Cyprus
      2. Triphyllius, Greek bishop of Leucosia in Cyprus
      3. Triphyllius/Tryphillius, Bishop of Leucosia
      4. Tryphillius, Greek bishop of Leucosia in Cyprus
3382. Tripodes
      1. Tripodes, martyr
3383. Troadius
      1. Troadius, martyr at Neocaesarea in Pontus
3384. Troadius and companions
      1. Troadius and companions, martyrs at Neocaesarea in Pontus
3385. Trojanus
      1. Trojanus, Bishop of Saintes
3386. Trophimus
      1. Trophimus of Stratonica, martyr at Laodicea in Caria
      2. Trophimus, disciple of Apostle Paul
      3. Trophimus, disciple of Paul
      4. Trophimus, First Bishop of Arles
      5. Trophimus, martyr
      6. Trophimus, martyr at Synnada in Phrygia
      7. Trophimus, martyr at Synnada in Phrygia, martyr
      8. Trophimus, martyr at Synnada in Pisidia
      9. Trophimus, martyr in Lydia (Asia Minor)
      10. Trophimus, martyr martyrs in Lydia (Asia Minor)
      11. Trophimus, martyr under Diocletian
      12. Trophimus, martyr, identity uncertain
      13. Trophimus, soldier, martyr at Nicomedia
3387. Trophimus and companions
      1. Trophimus, Theophilus, Justus, Matthew, and companions, martyrs in Lydia (Asia Minor)
      2. Trophimus, Theophilus, Justus, Matthew, and others, martyrs in Lydia (Asia Minor)
3388. Trophimus and Dorymedon
      1. Trophimus and Dorymedon, martyrs
3389. Trophimus and Eucarpius
      1. Trophimus and Eucarpius, soldiers, martyrs at Nicomedia
3390. Trophimus and Sabbatius
      1. Trophimus and Sabbatius, martyrs
3391. Trophimus and Thalus
      1. Trophimus and Thalus, sibling martyrs at Laodicea in Caria
      2. Trophimus and Thalus, sibling mms. at Laodicea in Caria
3392. Trophimus and Theophilus
      1. Trophimus and Theophilus, martyrs in Lydia (Asia Minor)
3393. Trophimus, Sabbatius, and Dorymedon
      1. Trophimus, Sabattius, Dorymedon, and companions, martyrs
      2. Trophimus, Sabbatius, and Dorymedon, martyrs
      3. Trophimus, Sabbatius, Dorymedon, martyrs
3394. Trophimus, Sabbatius, Dorymedon, and companions
      1. Trophimus, Sabbatius, Dorymedon and companions, martyrs
      2. Trophimus, Sabbatius, Dorymedon, and companions, martyrs
3395. Trophimus, Theophilus, Justus, and Matthew
      1. Trophimus, Theophilus, martyrs in Lydia
3396. Troponus
      1. Father Troponus, identity uncertain
3397. Trudo
      1. Trudo/Trond/Trutjen/Truyen/Tron, priest and monastery founder, Confessor
3398. Tryphaena
      1. Tryphaena, converted at Iconium in Lycaonia by Paul
3399. Tryphaena and Tryphosa
      1. Tryphaena and Tryphosa, converted at Iconium in Lycaonia by Paul
3400. Tryphaenes
      1. Thryphaenes/Triphene, martyr at Cyzicus
      2. Tryphaenes/Triphene, martyr at Cyzicus
      3. Tryphaenes/Tryphene, martyr at Cyzicus
3401. Tryphon
      1. Tryphon, martyr
      2. Tryphon, martyr at Alexandria
      3. Tryphon, martyr at Nicea
      4. Tryphon, martyr at Rome
      5. Tryphon, martyr in Africa
      6. Tryphon, Patriarch of Constantinople
      7. Tryphon, priest and martyr by hanging
3402. Tryphon and companions
      1. Tryphon and twelve companions, martyrs at Alexandria
3403. Tryphon, Respicius, and Nympha
      1. Tryphon, Respicius, and Nympha, martyrs
3404. Tryphon, Trophimus, and Dorymedon
      1. Tryphon, Trophimus and Dorymedon, martyrs
3405. Tryphonia
      1. Tryphonia, Roman matron, martyr
3406. Tryphosa
      1. Tryphosa, converted at Iconium in Lycaonia by Pauls
3407. Turibius
      1. Turibius de Liebana, Bishop of Astorga, Confessor
3408. Tutus
      1. Tutus, martyr in Phrygia
3409. Tychicus
      1. Tychicus, disciple of the Apostles
3410. Tychon
      1. Tychon the Miracle Worker, Bishop of Amathus in Cyprus
3411. Tyrannio
      1. Tyrannio, Bishop of Tyre, martyr at Antioch
3412. Tyrannio and companion
      1. Tyrannio and companions (Silvanus, Peleus, Nilus, and Zenobius), martyrs at Antioch
3413. Ubaldo
      1. Ubaldo Baldassini, Bishop of Gubbio in Umbria, Confessor
3414. Uirko
      1. Uirko, martyr in Gotthia
3415. Ulpianus
      1. Ulpianus, martyr at Tyre
3416. Ulric
      1. Ulric, Bishop of Augsburg, Confessor
3417. unspecified companions
      1. unspecified companions of Cornelius, Cerealis, and Sallustia
3418. Urbanus
      1. Pope Urbanus I, martyr
      2. Urbanus of the eighteen martyrs of Saragossa
      3. Urbanus of the Seventy Disciples
      4. Urbanus of the Seventy Disciples, martyr
      5. Urbanus, bishop in Macedonia
      6. Urbanus, Bishop of Girba, martyr in Africa
      7. Urbanus, Bishop of Teano in Campania, Confessor
      8. Urbanus, bishop, martyr at Constantinople
      9. Urbanus, boy martyr at Antioch
      10. Urbanus, martyr at Constantinople
      11. Urbanus, martyr in Campania
      12. Urbanus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      13. Urbanus, sixth Bishop of Langres
3419. Urbanus and companions
      1. Urbanus, Theodore, Menedemus, and 77/80 companions, martyrs at Constantinople
3420. Uriel
      1. Archangel Uriel/Suriel
3421. Ursicinus
      1. Ursicinus, Archbishop of Sens, Confessor
      2. Ursicinus, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      3. Ursicinus, Bishop of Pavia, Confessor
      4. Ursicinus, martyr at Ravenna
      5. Ursicinus/Ursicius, martyr at Nicomedia
3422. Ursicius
      1. Ursicius/Ursicinus of Sibentus in Illyria, martyr
3423. Ursinus
      1. Ursinus, Bishop of Bourges, Apostle of the Auvergne, Confessor
3424. Ursmar
      1. Ursmar, abbot of Lobbes, bishop, Confessor
3425. Ursula
      1. Ursula, maiden martyr at Cologne
3426. Ursula and companions
      1. Ursula and eleven thousand companions, martyrs at Cologne
3427. Ursus
      1. Ursus of the Theban Legion, martyr at Solothurn
      2. Ursus, Bishop of Auxerre, Confessor
      3. Ursus, Bishop of Naples
      4. Ursus, Bishop of Ravenna, Confessor
3428. Valens
      1. Valens, aged deacon of the Jerusalem church, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      2. Valens, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      3. Valens, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      4. Valens/Valentius, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
      5. Valens/Vales/Vitalis, bishop, martyr at Auxerre
3429. Valens and boys
      1. Valens and three boys, martyrs at Auxerre
3430. Valentina
      1. Valentina of Gaza, martyr
      2. Valentina, identity uncertain
      3. Valentina, martyr at Caesarea
3431. Valentine
      1. Valentine, army officer, martyr at Ravenna
      2. Valentine, Bishop of Terni, martyr
      3. Valentine, Bishop of Treves and Tongres, Confessor
      4. Valentine, bishop, Confessor
      5. Valentine, martyr at Ravenna
      6. Valentine, priest, martyr at Viterbo
      7. Valentine, priest, Roman martyr
3432. Valentine and companions
      1. Valentine and companions, martyrs
3433. Valentine and Hilary
      1. Valentine and Hilary, martyrs at Viterbo
3434. Valentine, Concordius, Novalis, and Agricola
      1. Valentine, Concordius, Novalis, and Agricola, martyrs at Ravenna
3435. Valentine, Felicianus, and Victorinus
      1. Valentine, Felicianus, and Victorinus, martyrs at Ravenna
3436. Valentine, Solutor, and Victor
      1. Valentine, Solutor, and Victor, martyrs at Ravenna
3437. Valentinus
      1. Valentinus, martyr dragged by horses
3438. Valention
      1. Valention, martyr at Dorostolum in Moesia
3439. Valeria
      1. Valeria of Caesaria, martyr in Palestine
      2. Valeria, maiden martyr at Limoges
      3. Valeria, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      4. Valeria, mother of Gervasius and Protasius, martyr at Milan
3440. Valerianus
      1. Valerian, martyr at Rome
      2. Valerianus, betrothed of Cecilia, martyr at Rome
      3. Valerianus, betrothed of Celia, martyr at Rome
      4. Valerianus, Bishop of Aba, martyr in Africa
      5. Valerianus, Bishop of Abbenza in Africa, Confessor
      6. Valerianus, Bishop of Aquileia, Confessor
      7. Valerianus, child, martyr by the sword
      8. Valerianus, martyr at Alexandria
      9. Valerianus, martyr at Antioch
      10. Valerianus, martyr at Rome
      11. Valerianus, martyr at Scythopolis in Palestine
      12. Valerianus, martyr at Tournus (Châlon-sur-Saône)
      13. Valerianus, martyr at Trebizond in Asia Minor
      14. Valerianus, martyr at Trebizond in Asia MInor
      15. Valerianus, martyred at the tomb of Zoticus, Helias and Lucianus
      16. Valerianus, martyred at tomb of Zoticus, Helias and Lucianus, martyrs
      17. Valerianus, martyred at tomb of Zoticus, Helias, and Lucianus, martyrs
      18. Valerianus/Valerinus, Greek martyr
3441. Valerianus and companions
      1. Valerianus and companions (Urbanus, Crescens, Eustachius, Cresconius, Crescentianus, Felix, Hortulanus, and Florentianus), African bishops and martyrs
3442. Valerianus, Candidus, Aquila, and Eugenius
      1. Valerianus, Candidus, Aquila, and Eugenius, martyrs at Trebizond in Asia Minor
3443. Valerianus, Macrinus, and Gordianus
      1. Valerianus, Macrinus, and Gordianus, martyrs at Nyon
3444. Valeric
      1. Valeric/Walaricus, abbot, founder of Leuconaus monastery
3445. Valerius
      1. Valerius, Bishop of Saragossa, Confessor
      2. Valerius, Greek martyr by sword
      3. Valerius, Greek martyr by the sword
      4. Valerius, martyr at Soissons
      5. Valerius, second Bishop of Treves, disciple of Apostle Peter
      6. Valerius/Valerianus, martyr in Africa
3446. Valerius and Chrysaphus
      1. Valerius and Chrysaphus, Greek martyrs by the sword
3447. Valerius and Rufinus
      1. Valerius and Rufinus, martyrs at Soissons
3448. Varus
      1. Varus, martyr
      2. Varus, martyr in Egypt
      3. Varus, martyr, identity uncertain
3449. Varus and companions
      1. Varus and seven monks, martyrs in Egypt
3450. Veatrix
      1. Viatrix/Beatrix, Roman martyr
3451. Vedast
      1. Vedast, Bishop of Arras and Cambrai, Confessor
3452. Vedast and Amandus
      1. Vedast and Amandus, bishops and Confessors
3453. Venantius
      1. Venantius, abbot of Saint Martin's at Tours
      2. Venantius, bishop in Dalmatia, martyr
      3. Venantius, martyr at Camerino in Italy
3454. Venantius and companions
      1. Venantius and ten companions, martyrs at Camerino in Italy
3455. Vendemianus
      1. Vendemiamus, hermit, disciple of Auxentius
3456. Venedimus
      1. Venedimus, martyr at Athens
3457. Veneranda
      1. Veneranda, maiden martyr at Rome (or in Gaul)
3458. Venerandus
      1. Venerandus, martyr at Troyes
3459. Venerius
      1. Venerius, Archbishop of Milan, Confessor
      2. Venerius, hermit and abbot, Confessor
3460. Venustianus
      1. Venustianus, governer, martyr at Assisi
3461. Venustus
      1. Venustus, martyr in proconsular Africa
      2. Venustus, Roman martyr
3462. Veranus
      1. Veranus, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
      2. Veranus/Vrain, Bishop of Cavaillon in Narbonne, Confessor
3463. Verecundus
      1. Verecundus, Bishop of Verona, Confessor
3464. Verena
      1. Verena, maiden in Switzerland
3465. Verianus
      1. Verianus, martyr at Civitavecchia
3466. Verissimus
      1. Verissimus, martyr at Lisbon
3467. Verissimus, Maxima, and Julia
      1. Verissimus, Maxima, and Julia, sibling martyrs at Lisbon
3468. Veronica
      1. Veronica, martyr, identity uncertain
      2. Veronica/Berenice, whose hemorrhage was healed by Christ
3469. Verulus
      1. Verulus, martyr at Adrumetum in northwestern Africa
3470. Verulus and companions
      1. Verulus, Secundinus, Siricus, Felix, Servulus. Saturninus, Fortunatus, and sixteen others, martyrs at Adrumetum in northwestern Africa
3471. Verus
      1. Verus, Bishop of Vienne, Confessor
      2. Verus, third Bishop of Salerno
3472. Vestina
      1. Vestina, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
3473. Vettius
      1. Vettius Epagathus, martyr at Lyon
3474. Veturius
      1. Veturius, Scillitan martyr at Carthage
3475. Viator
      1. Viator, Bishop of Bergamo, Confessor
      2. Viator, lector of the Church of Lyon, hermit and Confessor
      3. Viator, martyr at Temesa (Torre dei Lupi) near Venosa in Apulia
3476. Victor
      1. Pope Victor I, martyr
      2. Victor I, Bishop of Naples
      3. Victor Maurus, soldier, martyr at Milan
      4. Victor of Plancy, priest, hermit
      5. Victor of the Theban Legion, martyr at Solothurn
      6. Victor of the Theban Legion, martyr at Xanet
      7. Victor of the Theban Legion, martyr at Xanten
      8. Victor, Bishop of Capua, Confessor
      9. Victor, Bishop of Octava, martyr at Signum
      10. Victor, Bishop of Utica in proconsular Africa, Confessor
      11. Victor, catechumen, martyr at Braga in Portugal
      12. Victor, martyr
      13. Victor, martyr at Alexandria
      14. Victor, martyr at Carthage
      15. Victor, martyr at Chalcedon
      16. Victor, martyr at Marseille
      17. Victor, martyr at Nicomedia
      18. Victor, martyr at Puycerda near Gerona in Spain
      19. Victor, martyr at Ravenna
      20. Victor, martyr at Thessalonica
      21. Victor, martyr in Africa
      22. Victor, martyr in Egypt
      23. Victor, martyr in northwestern Africa
      24. Victor, martyr in Syria
      25. Victor, priest at Cereso in Spain, martyr
      26. Victor, Roman martyr
      27. Victor, soldier, martyr at Emerita in Spain
3477. Victor and companions
      1. Victor and companions, members of the Theban Legion and circle of Mauritius and Gereon, martyrs
      2. Victor, Zoticus, Zeno, Acindynus, and Severianus, martyrs at Nicomedia
      3. Victor, Zoticus, Zeno, Acindynus, Caesarius, Severianus,Christopher, Theonas, and Antoninus, martyrs at Nicomedia
3478. Victor and Stephanis
      1. Victor and Stephanis/Corona, martyrs in Syria
3479. Victor and Stephanus
      1. Victor and Stephanus, martyrs in Egypt
3480. Victor and Ursus
      1. Victor and Ursus of the Theban Legion, martyrs at Solothurn
3481. Victor, Alexander, and Marianus
      1. Victor, Alexander, and Marianus, martyrs at Nicomedia
3482. Victor, Alexander, Felicianus, and Longinus
      1. Victor, Alexander, Felicianus, and Longinus, martyrs at Marseille
3483. Victor, Stercatius, and Antinogenes
      1. Victor, Stercatius, and Antinogenes, sibling martyrs at Emerita in Spain
3484. Victor, Victorinus, Claudianus, and Bassa
      1. Victor, Victorinus, Claudianus, and Bassa, martyrs at Nicomedia
3485. Victoria
      1. Victoria, maiden martyr
      2. Victoria, maiden martyr at Rome
      3. Victoria, martyr at Cordova
3486. Victorianus
      1. Victorianus, martyr at Isauria
      2. Victorianus, proconsul of Carthage, martyr
3487. Victorianus and companions
      1. Victorianus and two Frumentii, martyrs at Carthage
3488. Victoricus
      1. Victoricus, martyr at Amiens
3489. Victoricus, Fuscianus, and Gentianus
      1. Victoricus, Fuscianus, and Gentianus, martyrs at Amiens
3490. Victorina
      1. Victorina, martyr in Africa
3491. Victorinus
      1. Victorinus, Bishop of Petavio (Pettau, Austria)
      2. Victorinus, bishop/priest of Amiternum/Aquila, martyr at Cutilia
      3. Victorinus, hermit in Camerino, Confessor
      4. Victorinus, martyr at Albano
      5. Victorinus, martyr at Lake Cotylia in the Abruzzi
      6. Victorinus, martyr at Messina
      7. Victorinus, martyr at Nicomedia
      8. Victorinus, martyr at Ravenna
      9. Victorinus, martyr at Vasso
      10. Victorinus, martyr in Africa
      11. Victorinus, martyr in Egypt
      12. Victorinus, Roman martyr
3492. Victorinus and companions
      1. Victorinus, Victor, Nicephorus, Claudianus, Diodorus, Serapion, and Papas, martyrs in Egypt
      2. Victorinus, Victor, Nicephorus, Claudianus, Dioscorus, Serapion, and Papas, martyrs in Egypt
      3. Victorinus, Victor, Nicephorus, Claudianus, Dioscorus, Serapion, and Papias, martyrs in Egypt
3493. Victorius
      1. Victorius, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      2. Victorius, martyr at Carthage
      3. Victorius, son of Marcellus of Tangier, martyr at Leon, Spain
      4. Victorius/Victurius, Bishop of Le Mans, Confessor
3494. victory
      1. Holy League victory over the Turks at the Battle of Lepanto, through intercession of the Virgin Mary
3495. Victricius
      1. Victricius, Bishop of Rouen, Confessor
3496. Victurus
      1. Victurus, martyr in Africa
3497. Victurus, Victor, Victorinus, Adjutor, Quartus, and others
      1. Victurus, Victor, Victorinus, Adjutor, Quartus, and thirty companions, martyrs in Africa
3498. Vigilius
      1. Vigilius, Bishop of Brescia, Confessor
      2. Vigilius, Bishop of Trent, martyr
3499. Vigor
      1. Vigor, Bishop of Bayeux, Confessor
3500. Vincent
      1. Vincent Ferrer, Dominican preache, Confessor
      2. Vincent of Lérins, priest, Confessor
      3. Vincent of Saragasso, Spain, martyr
      4. Vincent of Saragossa, Spain, martyr
      5. Vincent, abbot of the Monastery of St. Claudio in Leon, Spain, martyr
      6. Vincent, deacon, martyr at Agen in Gascony
      7. Vincent, identity uncertain
      8. Vincent, martyr
      9. Vincent, martyr at Avila in Portugal
      10. Vincent, martyr at Porto Romano
      11. Vincent, martyr at Puycerda near Gerona in Spain
      12. Vincent, martyr at Tivoli near Rome
      13. Vincent, martyr in Spain
      14. Vincent, martyr, identity uncertain
      15. Vincent/Vincentius, martyr at Toledo, Spain
3501. Vincent and Laetus
      1. Vincent and Laetus, martyrs at Toledo, Spain
3502. Vincent and Victor
      1. Vincent and Victor, martyrs in Spain
3503. Vincent, Orontius, and Victor
      1. Vincent, Orontius, and Victor, martyrs in Spain
3504. Vincent, Sabina, and Christeta
      1. Vincent, Sabina, and Christeta, sibling martyrs at Avila in Portugal
3505. Vincentius
      1. Vincentius of Collioure in Languedoc, martyr
      2. Vincentius, Greek martyr by sword
      3. Vincentius, martyr in Africa
      4. Vincentius, Roman martyr
3506. Vindemialis
      1. Vindemialis, African bishop, martyr at Carthage
3507. Vindemialis, Eugenius, and Longinus
      1. Vindemialis, Eugenius, and Longinus, African bishops, martyrs at Carthage
3508. Vindonius
      1. Vindonius, African bishop, Confessor
3509. Vissia
      1. Vissia, maiden martyr at Fermo
3510. Vitalianus
      1. Vitalianus, Bishop of Capua, Confessor
      2. Vitalianus, Confessor, Pope
      3. Vitalianus, martyr at Aquileia
3511. Vitalicus
      1. Vitalicus, martyr at Ancyra
3512. Vitalis
      1. Vitalis of the Theban Legion, martyr at Agaunum
      2. Vitalis, Bishop of Ravenna
      3. Vitalis, Bishop of Ravenna, martyr
      4. Vitalis, deacon, martyr at Smyrna
      5. Vitalis, father of Gervasius and Protasius, martyr at Ravenna
      6. Vitalis, martyr at Alexandria
      7. Vitalis, martyr at Bologna
      8. Vitalis, martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia
      9. Vitalis, martyr in Africa
      10. Vitalis, martyr in Campania
      11. Vitalis, martyr on Corfu/Kerkyra
      12. Vitalis, monk or abbot at Gaza in Palestine
      13. Vitalis, one of the Seven Brothers, Roman martyrs
      14. Vitalis, Roman martyr
3513. Vitalis and Agricola
      1. Vitalis and Agricola, martyrs at Bologna
3514. Vitalis and Valeria
      1. Vitalis and Valeria, parents of Gervasius and Protasius, martyrs
3515. Vitalis, Felicula, and Zeno
      1. Vitalis, Felicula, and Zeno, Roman martyrs
3516. Vitalis, Revocatus, and Fortunatus
      1. Vitalis, Revocatus, and Fortunatus, deacons, martyrs at Smyrna
3517. Vitus
      1. Vitus/Guy, martyr at Rome
      2. Vitus/Guy, martyr at Rome, instructor of Vitus/Guy
3518. Vitus and Modestus
      1. Vitus and Modestus, martyrs at Rome
      2. Vitus/Guy and Modestus, martyrs at Rome
3519. Vitus, Modestus, and Crescentia
      1. Vitus, Modestus, and Crescentia, martyrs at Rome
3520. Viventicius
      1. Viventicius/Juventiolus, Bishop of Lyon, Confessor
3521. Viventius
      1. Viventius, priest, Confessor
3522. Vivianus
      1. Vivianus, Bishop of Saintes, Confessor
3523. volcano
      1. Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius
3524. Volusianus
      1. Volusianus, Bishop of Tours, martyr
3525. Walabonsus
      1. Walabonsus, deacon, martyr at Cordova
3526. Walburga
      1. Walburga/Walpurg, English abbess of Heidenheim, Bavaria
3527. Wandregisil
      1. Wandregisil/Vandrille, abbot and founder of Fontenelle Monastery, Confessor
3528. Wenceslas
      1. Wenceslas/Vaclav, Duke of Bohemia, martyr
3529. wife
      1. unnamed wife of Euthymius
      2. wife of Theopemptus, martyr
3530. Wigbert
      1. Wigbert, abbot of Fritzlar
3531. Wilfrid
      1. Wilfrid, Archbishop of York, Confessor
3532. Wilgefortis
      1. Wilgefortis/Dignefortis/Liberata, maiden martyr
3533. Willehad
      1. Willehad, first Bishop of Bremen
3534. William
      1. William 'the Great', hermit, founder of the order of Guillelmites
      2. William of Paris/Eskill/Roeskilde, abbot in Denmark
      3. William of Vercelli, abbot and founder of the Hermits of Monte Vergine
      4. William Pinchon, Bishop of Saint-Brieuc, Confessor
3535. Willibald
      1. Bishop Willibald, Apostle of Bavaria, Confessor
3536. Willibrord
      1. Willibrord, Bishop of Utrecht, Apostle of Frisia, Confessor
3537. Winifred
      1. Winifred/Wenefrid, maiden martyr in Wales
3538. Winnoc
      1. Winnoc, abbot of Wormhoult
3539. Wiro
      1. Wiro, bishop, Confessor
3540. Wistremund
      1. Wistremund of Ecija, monk, martyr at Cordova
3541. Wivina
      1. Wivina/Vivina, founder of Grand-Bigard convent near Brussels
3542. Wolfgang
      1. Wolfgang of Pfullingen, Bishop of Ratisbon, Confessor
3543. women
      1. seven women martyrs at Aminsus, near Pontus (Alexandra, Claudia, Euphrasia, Matrona, Juliana, Euphemia, and Theodora/Theodosia)
      2. seven women martyrs at Amisus, near Pontus (Alexandra, Claudia, Euphrasia, Matrona, Juliana, Euphemia, and Theodora/Theodosia)
      3. seven women martyrs at Constantinople
      4. seven women martyrs at Sebaste in Armenia
      5. seven women martyrs in Cappadocia
      6. seven women martyrs in Cappadocia, martyrs
      7. seven women of Aminsus/Amysus (Alexandra, Claudia, Euphrasia, Matrona, Juliana, Euphemia, and Theodora/Theodosia), martyrs in Pontus
      8. seven women of Amisus (Alexandra, Claudia, Euphrasia, Matrona, Juliana, Euphemia, and Theodora/Theodosia), martyrs at Pontus
      9. three women martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
      10. three women, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
      11. Three women, martyrs at Antioch in Pisidia/Magnesia
      12. unspecified companions of Anastasia Pharmacolytria, martyrs
      13. unspecified other women, martyrs
      14. unspecified women martyrs
      15. unspecified women with Mardonius and companions, martyrs at Nicomedia
3544. Wulfram
      1. Wulfram/Wulframnus, Confessor, Bishop of Sene
3545. Wulmar
      1. Wulmar/Ulmer, abbot of Samer in France
3546. Xanthippe
      1. Xanthippe, disciple of the Apostles
3547. Xanthippe and Polyxene
      1. Xanthippe and Polixene, disciples of the Apostles
      2. Xanthippe and Polyxene, disciples of the Apostles
3548. Xenia
      1. Ven. Xenia/Eusebia, Deaconess
      2. Ven. Xenia/Eusebia, deaconess
3549. Xenophon
      1. Xenophon, Confessor
3550. Xenophon, Mary, John, and Arcadius
      1. Xenophon, Martha/Mary, and their sons, monks John and Arcadius, Confessors
      2. Xenophon, Mary/Martha, and their sons John and Arcadius
      3. Xenophon, Mary/Martha, and their sons, monks John and Arcadius
      4. Xenophon, Mary/Martha, and their sons, monks John and Arcadius, Confessors
      5. Xenophon, Mary/Martha, and their sons, monks John, and Arcadius, Confessors
3551. Xynoris
      1. Xynoris, martyr at Antioch
3552. Yon
      1. Yon/Jonah/Jonius, priest and martyr at Arpajon (Châtres)
3553. Zacchaeus
      1. Zacchaeus, Bishop of Jerusalem
      2. Zacchaeus, companion of Apostle Peter and first bishop of Caesarea in Palestine
      3. Zacchaeus, deacon at Gadara, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      4. Zacchaeus, deacon at Gadira, martyr
      5. Zacchaeus, deacon at Gadira, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      6. Zacchaeus, deacon at Gadira, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      7. Zacchaeus, deacon at Gadira, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine (with Alphaeus)
3554. Zacchaeus and Alphaeus
      1. Alphaeus and Zacchaeus, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
      2. Zacchaeus and Alphaeus, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
      3. Zacchaeus and Alphaeus, martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
      4. Zacchaeus, and Alphaeus, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
      5. Zacchaeus, and Alphaeus, martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
3555. Zachariah
      1. Prophet Zachariah
      2. Zachariah, Eleventh of the Minor Prophets
3556. Zacharias
      1. Pope Zacharias, Confessor
      2. Zacharias the Priest, father of John the Baptist
      3. Zacharias the Priest, Father of John the Baptist
      4. Zacharias the Priest, father of John the Baptist, martyr
      5. Zacharias, Confessor at Constantinople
      6. Zacharias, Father of John the Baptist
      7. Zacharias, father of John the Baptist
      8. Zacharias, father of John the Baptist, martyr
      9. Zacharias, Greek martyr by drowning
      10. Zacharias, martyr at Caesaria in Palestine
      11. Zacharias, martyr at Nicomedia
      12. Zacharias, Patriarch of Jerusalem
      13. Zacharias, second Bishop of Vienne, martyr
3557. Zacharias and Elizabeth
      1. Zacharias and Elizabeth, parents of John the Baptist
3558. Zacharias and John
      1. Zacharias and John, Confessors at Constantinople
3559. Zacharias and Simeon
      1. Zacharias the Priest and Simeon the Just
3560. Zacharias, Zacchaeus, and Alphaeus
      1. Zacharias, Zacchaeus, and Alphaeus, martyrs at Caesaria in Palestine
3561. Zama
      1. Zama I, first Bishop of Bologna
3562. Zambdas
      1. Zambdas, Bishop of Jerusalem, Confessor
3563. Zanitas
      1. Zanitas, martyr in Persia
3564. Zanitas and companions
      1. Zanitas, Lazarus, Marotas, Narses, and five others, martyrs in Persia
3565. Zebinas
      1. Zebinas, hermit in Syria, diocese of Cyrrhus
      2. Zebinas, maiden martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      3. Zebinas, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
3566. Zenas
      1. Zenas, lawyer, Bishop of Diospolis in Palestine, mentioned by Paul
      2. Zenas, servant and martyr
3567. Zenaïs
      1. Zenais of Tarsus, martyr and disciple of St. Paul
      2. Zenaïs of Tarsus, maiden martyr and disciple of Paul
      3. Zenaïs of Tarsus, martyr
      4. Zenaïs of Tarsus, Virgin Martyr and disciple of Paul
      5. Zenaïs the Miracle Worker, martyr at Constantinople
      6. Zenaïs, maiden martyr and disciple of Paul
      7. Zenaïs, martyr at Caesarea in Palestine
      8. Zenaïs/Mariamne, maiden martyr in Persia
3568. Zenaïs and Martha
      1. Zenaïs the Miracle Worker and Martha, martyrs at Constantinople
3569. Zenaïs and Philonilla
      1. Zenaïs and Philonilla of Tarsus, maiden martyrs
      2. Zenaïs and Philonilla of Tarsus, Virgin Martyrs
3570. Zenaïs, Cyria, Valeria, and Marcia
      1. Zenaïs, Cyria, Valeria, and Marcia, martyrs at Caesarea in Palestine
3571. Zeno
      1. Zeno of Philadelphia, martyr
      2. Zeno, Bishop of Majuma in Palestine, Confessor
      3. Zeno, Bishop of Verona, martyr
      4. Zeno, Greek bishop of Leucosia in Cyprus
      5. Zeno, hermit near Antioch
      6. Zeno, martyr
      7. Zeno, martyr at Alexandria
      8. Zeno, martyr at Carthage
      9. Zeno, martyr at Gaza
      10. Zeno, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
      11. Zeno, martyr at Nicomedia
      12. Zeno, martyr at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
      13. Zeno, martyr on Corfu/Kerkyra
      14. Zeno, martyr on Corfu/Keryra
      15. Zeno, Roman martyr
      16. Zeno, soldier, martyr at Alexandria
      17. Zeno, soldier, martyr at Nicomedia
      18. Zeno, tribune, Roman martyr
      19. Zenon, martyr at Melitene in Armenia
3572. Zeno and Chariton
      1. Zeno and Chariton, martyrs
3573. Zeno and companions
      1. Zeno and 10,204 companions, Roman martyrs
3574. Zeno and Marcius
      1. Zeno and Marcius, martyrs
3575. Zeno and Triphyllius
      1. Zeno and Triphyllius, Greek bishops of Leucosia in Cyprus
3576. Zeno and Zenas
      1. Zeno of Philadelphia and servant Zenas, martyrs
3577. Zeno, Concordius, and Theodorus
      1. Zeno, Concordius, and Theodorus, martyrs at Nicomedia
3578. Zeno, Eusebius, and Nestabus
      1. Zeno, Eusebius, and Nestabus, martyrs on Corfu/Keryra
3579. Zeno, Vitalis, and Eusebius
      1. Zeno, Vitalis, and Eusebius, martyrs on Corfu/Keryra
3580. Zeno, Vitalis, Eusebius, and Nestabus
      1. Zeno, Vitalis, Eusebius, and Nestabus, martyrs on Corfu/Kerkyra
3581. Zeno, Vitalis, Eusebius, Neon, and Nestabus
      1. Zeno, Vitalis, Eusebius, Neon, and Nestabus, martyrs on Corfu/Keryra
3582. Zenobia
      1. Zenobia, martyr in Cilicia
      2. Zenobius, martyr in Cilicia
3583. Zenobius
      1. Zenobius, Bishop of Florence, Confessor
      2. Zenobius, martyr at Tripoli
      3. Zenobius, martyr, physician and bishop of Aegae in CIlicia
      4. Zenobius, martyr, physician and bishop of Aegae in Cilicia
      5. Zenobius, physician and bishop of Aegae in Cilicia, martyr
      6. Zenobius, priest, martyr at Antioch
      7. Zenobius, priest, physician, and martyr at Sidon in Phoenicia
3584. Zenobius and Zenobia
      1. Zenobius and Zenobia, sibling martyrs in Cilicia
      2. Zenobius and Zenobia, sibling martyrs in Cilicia,
3585. Zephaniah
      1. Sophonias/Zephaniah, Ninth of the Lesser Prophets
      2. Zephaniah/Sophoanias, Ninth of the Lesser Prophets
      3. Zephaniah/Sophonias, Ninth of the Lesser Prophets
      4. Zephaniah/Sophonias, Ninth of the Minor Prophets
      5. Zephaniah/Sophonias,å Ninth of the Minor Prophets
      6. Zephaniah/Sophonius, Ninth of the Minor Prophets
3586. Zephyrin
      1. Pope Zephyrin, martyr
3587. Zoe
      1. Zoe, martyr at Attalia
      2. Zoe, martyr at Attalia in Pamphilia
      3. Zoe, Roman martyr, wife of Nicostratus
3588. Zoellus
      1. Zoellus, martyr in Syria
3589. Zoellus, Servilius, Felix, Silvanus, and Diocles
      1. Zoellus, Servilius, Felix, Silvanus, and Diocles, martyrs
3590. Zoilus
      1. Zoilus, Bishop at Aquileja, Confessor, burier of Chrysogonus and others
      2. Zoilus, Greek martyr
      3. Zoilus, martyr at Cordova
      4. Zoilus, Roman martyr by hanging
3591. Zoilus and companions
      1. Zoilus and nineteen companions, martyrs at Cordova
3592. Zoilus and Eleutherius
      1. Zoilus and Eleutherius, martyrs
3593. Zosima
      1. Zosima, martyr at Porto Romano
3594. Zosimas
      1. Pope Zosimas, Confessor
      2. Zosimas of Palestine, Confessor
      3. Zosimas of Philippi in Macedonia or Antioch, martyr at Rome
      4. Zosimas the Hermit, martyr at Cilicia
      5. Zosimas, 'Miracle Worker', Confessor in Palestine
      6. Zosimas, Bishop of Syracuse in Sicily
      7. Zosimas, Bishop of Syracuse in Sicily, Confessor
      8. Zosimas, Bishop of Syracuse, Confessor
      9. Zosimas, hermit martyr at Cilicia
      10. Zosimas, hermit martyr in Cilicia
      11. Zosimas, hermit, martyr at Cilicia
      12. Zosimas, martyr at Antioch or Bithynia
      13. Zosimas, martyr at Apollonias in Bithynia, beheaded at Antioch (Pisidia)
      14. Zosimas, martyr at Calytus
      15. Zosimas, martyr at Carthage
      16. Zosimas/Zosimus of Palestine, Confessor
3595. Zosimas and Athanasius
      1. Zosimas and Athanasius Commentarisius, hermit martyrs in Cilicia
      2. Zosimas the Hermit and Athanasius Commentarisius, martyrs in Cilicia
3596. Zosimas and companions
      1. Zosimas and companions (Athanasius Commemntarisius and others), martyrs at Cilicia
3597. Zoticus
      1. Zoticus, 'Foster Father of the Orphans', martyr
      2. Zoticus, bishop, martyr at Comana in Cappadocia
      3. Zoticus, Foster Father of the Orphans, martyr
      4. Zoticus, martyr at Alexandria
      5. Zoticus, martyr at Crete
      6. Zoticus, martyr at Nicomedia
      7. Zoticus, martyr at sea
      8. Zoticus, martyr at Selymbria (Silivri) on the shore of the Propontis (Marmora)
      9. Zoticus, martyr at Tivoli
      10. Zoticus, martyr at Tomi
      11. Zoticus, martyr in northwestern Africa
      12. Zoticus, martyr, Foster Father of the Orphans
      13. Zoticus, Roman martyr
3598. Zoticus and companions
      1. Zoticus and companions (Rogatus, Modestus, Castulus, and forty soldiers), martyrs in northwestern Africa
      2. Zoticus and companions, Roman martyrs
3599. Zoticus, Helias, Lucianus, and Valerianus
      1. Zoticus, Helias, Lucianus, and Valerianus, martyrs at Tomi