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Elpidius is a
Roman cognomen. It was the name of
several bishops and saints:
Elpidius,
bishop of
Huesca (c.522-546)
Elpidius,
bishop of
Tarazona Elpidius...
- of Ancona,
acquired Elpidius'
relics in the 7th
century in
exchange for the
donation of a
piece of land. The
relics of
Elpidius and his
companions Eustace...
- Seal of
Elpidius as
patrikios and
strategos of Sicily...
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Elpidius of Lyon (m. Lyon, France, 422) also
known as
Helpidius was a pre-Congregation
saint and 5th
century bishop of Lyon. He
succeeded Antiochus of...
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Theophilos to
Sicily to
bring Elpidius back to Constantinople.
Although his wife and
children were left
behind in Constantinople,
Elpidius refused the
summons and...
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Patrice (Patrick),
fourth Bishop of
Bayeux in
France (c.469)
Saint Elpidios (
Elpidius),
Bishop of Aversa, in
Campania southern Italy (5th century)
Saint Vincent...
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Paragomphus elpidius, the cork**** hooktail, is a
species of
dragonfly in the
family Gomphidae. It is
found in Botswana, the
Democratic Republic of the...
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remained there until his
death 36
years later.
Palladius of
Galatia tells of
Elpidius, a
hermit from
Cappadocia who
dwelt in a
mountaintop cave
outside of Jericho...
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similarly swift and
bloody end. In 781
Irene accused the stratēgos of Sicily,
Elpidius, of parti****ting in the
conspiracy involving her brother-in-law Nikephoros...
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Dracontius of Pergamum,
Neonas of Seleucia,
Sophronius of Pompeiopolis,
Elpidius of
Satala and
Cyril of Jerusalem.
Wulfila also
attended the
council and...
