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Saint Sanctinus of
Meaux (French:
Saintin de Meaux, also
Saint Santin,
Saintin or Sanctin; Latin:
Sanctinus; c. 270 – 356) was a Gallo-Roman
bishop and...
- Sallusti****, Saloni****, Saloninus, Salvi****, Salvillus, Salvinus,
Sanctinus, Sanctus, Sandili****, Sanga, Sarimarcus, Saserna, Satullus, Saturnalis...
- wife of Fú Jiàn Rav
Nachman bar Yitzchak,
Babylonian scholar and
rabbi Sanctinus of Meaux,
French bishop and
missionary (b. 270) Vetranio,
Roman statesman...
- century. In
Codex Latinus Parisinus,
written during 1395–1396 by
Paulus Sanctinus Ducensis, a
military engineer of King
Sigismund of Luxembourg, besides...
- Gardener, or of Sinope) Phocas,
Bishop of
Sinope Sadalberga Saintin (
Sanctinus) de
Meaux Septimius of Iesi (this date
since 1623)
Theban Legion Thomas...
-
Dionysius of
Paris in France, he was
martyred there (3rd century)
Saint Sanctinus, by
tradition the
first Bishop of
Meaux and a
disciple of St
Denis of...
- his
memorial day on 12
October together with an
earlier bishop,
Saint Sanctinus. Bachrach,
Bernard S. (1972).
Merovingian Military Organization, 481-751...
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Mercurius 300 Mont**** 300
Papas 300
Papulus 300
Sanctinus 300
Bishop of
Meaux Severinus 300
Bishop of
Trier Theonas...
- city was
first evangelized around 332 by St
Sanctinus,
Bishop of Meaux, who
became the
first bishop.
Sanctinus erected the
first Christian oratory dedicated...
- c. 549-c. 557:
Heiliger Gonotigerne (or Gonotigernus)
Saint Sanctin (
Sanctinus)
Saint Léthard, c. 580
Saint Maculphe (or Malulfus) c. 584
Saint Candide...
