- in
Roman Martyrology Pantaenus 100s c. 200
found in
Roman Martyrology Pantagathus [fr]
unknown 17
April 541
found in
Roman Martyrology Pantaleon c. 275...
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release prisoners. He was
succeeded after his
short episcopate by
Saint Pantagathus. A
church was
built over his grave. His
feast day is 2 November. Katolsk...
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Canidius Suavis, one of the
patrons and
former masters of
Gaius Canidius Pantagathus.
Lucius Canidius Euelpistus, an
argentarius near the
Temple of Castor...
- Vienne; St.
Avitus (494 – 5 February, 518), St. Juli**** (about 520–533),
Pantagathus (about 538),
Namatius (died 559), St.
Evantius (died 584–586), St. Verus...
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Tachina macilenta Wiedemann, 1830
Synonyms Eupelecotheca Townsend, 1919
Euthelairopsis Townsend, 1927
Pantagathus Reinhard, 1935
Pelocotheca Neave, 1940...
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encouraging debauchery.
Pomponio Leto is
called Pontifex Maximus and
Pantagathus,
meaning priest. Some of
these were
recovered by Humanism, but it was...
- been a
quaestor before being elected bishop, as did his predecessor,
Pantagathus. Hesychius'
cultus as a
saint was
attested in the 15th-century calendar...
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Saint Innocent of Tortona,
Bishop of
Tortona and
Confessor (350)
Saint Pantagathus, a
courtier who
later became Bishop of
Vienne in
France (540)
Saint Villicus...
