- at night, and he saw
Theopemptus alive and praying.
Diocletian claimed the
miracle was
because of magic. He
deprived Theopemptus of food and
drink for...
- in
Roman Martyrology Theonas 200s c. 303
found in
Roman Martyrology Theopemptus of
Nicomedia 200s c. 303
found in
Roman Martyrology Theophanes the Confessor...
- 303 or 311-12), bishop,
martyr Juliana of
Nicomedia (d. 304),
martyr Theopemptus of
Nicomedia (d. 303), bishop,
Hieromartyr Theophylact of
Nicomedia (d...
- re****tion of well-educated
scholar and upon the
death of
Metropolitan Theopemptus in 1049,
Hilarion was
proclaimed the
metropolitan of Kiev by council...
-
Addressed to Thal****ius")
Questiones ad
Theopemptum ("Questions
Addressed to
Theopemptus")
Testimonia et
syllogismi ("Testimonies and Syllogisms") Attributed...
- Christ.
Prophet Micah (9th
century BC) (see also:
August 14)
Martyr Theopemptus,
Bishop of
Nicomedia and
Martyr Theonas,
former sorcerer (303) Martyr...
- (992–1008)
Theophilact (1008 –
until 1018) John I (1008/18 – c. 1030)
Theopemptus (c. 1035 – 1040th)
Cyril I
Hilarion I (1051–1054)
Ephraim (1054/1055...
- first-millennium
bishops are
named in
extant contemporary do****ents:
Theopemptus (according to 18th-century Lequien),
Nicetas (according to 20th-century...
- May 29. Holy
Apostles Bartholomew and
Barnabas (1st century)
Martyr Theopemptus and four others, by the sword.
Saints Felix and Fortunatus, two brothers...
-
conspiracy to Phocas.
Constantina was
arrested and
placed in the
custody of
Theopemptus,
prefect of Constantinople. Her
interrogation included torture and she...
