- Vitalis,
Sator and
Repositus are a set of
early Christian martyrs,
three brothers sentenced to
death at
Velleianum in Apulia, Italy, by the
judge Valerian...
- (c. 1060–1122),
founder of
Savigny Abbey in
France Vitalis,
Sator and
Repositus (c. 4th century),
Christian martyrs Keiferia vitalis, a moth in the family...
- DOMNUS,
SANCTUS ETIUS,
SANCTUS QUIRI**** 7
SANCTUS ACERDON,
SANCTUS EDITIUS,
SANCTUS THEODOLUS 8
SANCTUS REPOSITUS,
SANCTUS AURONTIUS,
SANCTUS SEOMIRIUS...
-
Catholic Church) John
Bunyan (Episcopal Church)
Sabina Vitalis,
Sator and
Repositus August 29 (Eastern
Orthodox liturgics)
International Day
against Nuclear...
- Fortunatus, Sabinian, Septimius, Januarius,
another Felix, Vitalis, Sator, and
Repositus.
Saint Verena of
Zurzach (Switzerland) (c. 350)
Saint Victorius (Victurius)...
- with
Saint Agricola under Emperor Diocletian Saints Vitalis,
Sator and
Repositus,
martyred in Apulia,
possibly in the
early 4th
century Saint Vitalis (fl...
- the
Roman Catholic Church. On one
bishop from
antiquity is
known to us,
Repositus, a
correspondent with Cyprian. The
current bishop of the
Bishopric is...
- c g
Crossocerus rectangularis (Gussakovskij, 1952) i c g
Crossocerus repositus (Arnold, 1944) i c g
Crossocerus rimatus Leclercq, 1963 i c g Crossocerus...
- of the
Archdiocese of Carthage. we know only one
bishop of Sutunura,
Repositus, who took part at the
Council of
Carthage (256)
convoked by St. Cyprian...
-
recidens Sampson, 1923b c
Xyleborus reconditus Schedl, 1963f c
Xyleborus repositus Schedl, 1942a c
Xyleborus resecans Eggers, 1930d c
Xyleborus resectus...
