Chronological list of saints in the 4th century
A list of 4th-century saints:
Name | Birth | Birthplace | Death | Place of death | Notes | |
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Dasius of Africa | 300 | Africa | [1] | |||
Gatian | 301 | Bishop of Tours | ||||
Ampelus | 302 | |||||
Anastasius, Anthony, Julian, Celsus and Marcionilla | 302 | Antioch | ||||
Cerneuf (Serenus the Gardener) | 302 | |||||
Julian of Antioch, Cilicia (Julian of Anazarbus) | 302 | |||||
Julius of Dorostorum | 302 | |||||
Palatias and Laurentia | 302 | |||||
Zeno | 302 | |||||
Persecution under Diocletian and Galerius (303-324) begins | ||||||
20,000 Martyrs of Nicomedia | 303 | |||||
Acacius of Sebaste | 303 | Sebaste | ||||
Agathius (Acacius of Byzantium) | 303 | |||||
Aceolus and Acius | 303 | |||||
Alphaeus | 303 | |||||
Anthimus of Nicomedia | 303 | |||||
Anthimus of Rome | 303 | |||||
Astericus, Claudius, and Neon (brothers) | 303 | |||||
Augulus (Aule) | 303 | London | ||||
Benignus | 303 | Todi, Umbria | ||||
Caprasius | 303 | Bishop of Agen | ||||
Carponius | 303 | |||||
Cassius | 303 | |||||
Claudius | 303 | |||||
Cyriacus | 303 | |||||
Dasius of Nicomedia, with Caius and Zoticus | 303 | Nicomedia | [2] | |||
Denis (Dionysius) | 303 | Bishop of Augsburg | ||||
Devota | 303 | |||||
Domnina | 303 | |||||
Edistius | 303 | |||||
Eleutherius | 303 | |||||
Ephysius | 303 | |||||
Erasmus of Formiae (Saint Elmo) | 303 | Bishop of Formiae | ||||
Eulalia | 289 | 303 | ||||
Euphemia | 303 | |||||
Euphrasia of Nicomedia | 303 | |||||
Fausta and Evilasius | 303 | |||||
Felicissimus | 303 | |||||
Felix of Thibiuca, with Audactus, Fortunatus, Januarius, and Septimus | 303 | Bishop of Thibiuca | ||||
Firmina | 303 | |||||
Genesius of Arles | 303 | |||||
George | 303 | |||||
Guy | 303 | |||||
Hesychius of Antioch | 303 | |||||
Honoratus | 303 | |||||
John of Nicomedia (Euthis) | 303 | |||||
Julitta | 303 | |||||
Justus of Trieste | 303 | |||||
Marciana of Mauretania | 303 | Caesarea | ||||
Martyrs of Cappadocia | 303 | |||||
Mennas (Menuas) | 303 | |||||
Nabor and Felix | 303 | |||||
Pantaleon | 303 | |||||
Paphnutius | 303 | |||||
Peter of Nicomedia | 303 | |||||
Phocas the Gardener | 303 | |||||
Polycarp of Alexandria | 303 | |||||
Sabinus and companions | 303 | |||||
Saturninus | 303 | |||||
Sergius and Bacchus | 303 | |||||
Timolaus and Companions | 303 | |||||
Victor Maurus (Victor the Moor) | 303 | |||||
Vincent | 303 | Bishop of Bevagna | ||||
Zeno | 303 | |||||
Abundius and Abundantius and Companions | 304 | Rome, Italy | ||||
Adrian of Nicomedia | 304[3] | Also known as "Hadrian of Nicomedia"[3] | ||||
Afra | 304 | |||||
Agape | 304 | |||||
Anastasia of Sirmium | 304 | |||||
Anastasius the Fuller | 304 | |||||
Andronicus | 304 | |||||
Ansanus | 304 | |||||
Anysia | 304 | |||||
Arcadius | 304 | |||||
Barlaam | 304 | |||||
Basilissa (Basilla) | 304 | |||||
Cantius | 304 | |||||
Centola and Helen | 304 | |||||
Charitina of Amisus | 304 | |||||
Christina of Bolsena | 304 | |||||
Crispina | 304 | |||||
Cucuphas (Cucufate, Cugat, Guinefort, Qaqophas) | 304 | |||||
Cyprian and Justina | 304 | |||||
Dalmatius | 304 | Bishop of Pavia | ||||
Dasius of Durostorum | 304 | Durostorum | ||||
Domninus of Fidenza (Domnino) | 304 | |||||
Donatus, Romulus, Secundian, and 86 Companions | 304 | |||||
Emerentiana | 304 | |||||
Emygdius (Emidius) | 304 | |||||
Eulalia of Merida | 304 | |||||
Euplus (Euplius) | 304 | |||||
Febronia | 284 | 304 | ||||
Felix and Adauctius | 304 | |||||
Felix of Spoleto | 304 | Bishop of Spoleto | ||||
Fidelis of Como | 304 | |||||
Florian | 304 | |||||
Irenaeus | 304 | Bishop of Sirmium (present day Sremska Mitrovica) | ||||
Irene of Thessalonica | 304 | |||||
John and Marcianus | 304 | Rome, Italy | ||||
Julia of Merida | 304 | |||||
Julian of Auvergne (Julian of Brioude) | 304 | |||||
Justus and Pastor | 304 | |||||
Leocadia | 304 | |||||
Lucy | 304 | |||||
Marcellinus | 304 | |||||
Margaret of Antioch | 304 | |||||
Martyrs of Saragossa | 304 | |||||
Maxima | 304 | |||||
Menodora, Metrodora, and Nymphodora | 304 | |||||
Modestus | 304 | |||||
Optatus and 17 companions | 304 | |||||
Orentius | 304 | |||||
Orestes of Cappadocia | 304 | |||||
Pancras | 304 | |||||
Pelagia of Tarsus | 304 | |||||
Philip of Heraclea | 304 | Bishop of Heraclea | ||||
Philomena | 304 | |||||
Pollio | 304 | |||||
Quadratus | 304 | Bishop of Anatolia | ||||
Quiriacus and Julitta | 304 | Tarsus, Roman Empire | ||||
Quirinus | 304 | Bishop of Siscia | ||||
Romanus of Antioch | 304 | |||||
Rufus and Companions | 304 | |||||
Saturninus, Dativus, and Companions | 304 | |||||
Saturninus | 304 | |||||
Sergius | 304 | |||||
Severus | 304 | |||||
Simplicius | 304 | |||||
Soteris | 304 | martyr, related to Ambrose | ||||
Tharacus (Taracus) | 239 | 304 | ||||
Theodora and Didymus | 304 | |||||
Theodotus of Ancyra and companions | 304 | |||||
Timothy | 304 | Bishop of Gaza | ||||
Victoria and Anatolia | 304 | |||||
Victorinus | 304 | Bishop of Pettau (now Styria) | ||||
Vincent of Collioure | 304 | |||||
Vincent of Saragossa | 304 | |||||
Vitalis and Agricola | 304 | Bologna | ||||
Zambdas (Bazas, Zabdas) | 304 | Bishop of Jerusalem | ||||
Zoilus | 304 | Cordoba, Spain | ||||
Agapius | 305 | |||||
Alban | 305 | |||||
Aphian | 286 | 305 | ||||
Castus and Secundinus | 305 | |||||
Dioscurus | 305 | |||||
Hermolaus | 305 | |||||
Januarius | 305 | Bishop of Benevento | ||||
Juliana of Nicomedia | 305 | |||||
Julius and Aaron | 305 | |||||
Paul, Heraclius, and Companions | 305 | |||||
Pelagia the Penitent | 305 | |||||
Philemon and Apollonius | 305 | |||||
Restitutus | 305 | |||||
Servandus and Cermanus | 305 | |||||
Thecia | 305 | |||||
Theodora | 305 | |||||
Valentine | 305 | Bishop of Trier | ||||
Valerian | 305 | Bishop of Auxerre | ||||
Vincent, Orontius, and Victor | 305 | |||||
Aedesius of Alexandria | 306 | |||||
Agapius | 306 | |||||
Antonina | 306 | |||||
Cyrenia and Juliana | 306 | |||||
Four Crowned Martyrs | 306 | |||||
Lucretia | 306 | |||||
Plato | 306 | |||||
Secundinus | 306 | |||||
Asteria | 307 | |||||
Catherine of Alexandria | 307 | |||||
Cyriaca and Five Companions | 307 | |||||
Maternus | 307 | Bishop of Milan | ||||
Meuris and Thea | 307 | |||||
Phileas of Thmuis | 307 | Bishop of Thumis | ||||
Valentine | 307 | Bishop of Genoa | ||||
Varus | 307 | |||||
Agathangelus and Clement | 308 | |||||
Cleonicus | 308 | |||||
Paul of Gaza | 308 | |||||
Platonides | 308 | |||||
Thea and Valentina | 308 | |||||
Thea | 308 | |||||
Theodosia | 308 | |||||
Basilissa | 300 | 309 | ||||
Caesarius | 309 | |||||
Daniel | 309 | |||||
Eusebius | 309 | pope | ||||
Julian of Caesarea | 309 | |||||
Marcellus I | 309 | pope | ||||
Pamphilus, priest and martyr, and Companions | 309 | |||||
Saturninus, priest and martyr, and Sisinius | 309 | |||||
Theodulus | 309 | |||||
Valens | 309 | |||||
Adrian and Eubulus | 310 | |||||
Domnina | 310 | |||||
Dulas (Tatian Dulas) | 310 | |||||
Eleutherius | 310 | |||||
Eulampius and Eulampia | 310 | |||||
Maximus | 310 | |||||
Peleus and Companions | 310 | |||||
Peleusius | 310 | |||||
Pierius | 310 | |||||
Theodore | 310 | Bishop of Cyrene | ||||
Tyrannio, Zenobius, and Companions | 304 | 310 | ||||
Aquila | 311 | |||||
Arian and Companions | 311 | |||||
Dorothy | 311 | |||||
Eudoxius, Zeno, and Companions | 311 | |||||
Faustus | 311 | |||||
Methodius | 311 | Bishop of Olympus | ||||
Pastor | 311 | |||||
Pelagia the Virgin | 311 | |||||
Peter Balsam | 311 | |||||
Peter | 311 | Bishop of Alexandria | ||||
Savina | 311 | |||||
Adauctus | 312 | |||||
Basiliscus | 312 | Bishop of Comana | ||||
Brictus | 312 | Bishop of Martola | ||||
Lucian of Antioch | 312 | |||||
Mennas | 312 | |||||
Paschasius | 312 | Bishop of Vienne | ||||
Achillas | 313 | Bishop of Alexandria | ||||
Antonina and Alexander | 313 | |||||
Mellon (Mallonius, Mellouns, Melanius) | 314 | Bishop of Rouen | ||||
Miltiades (Melchiades) | 314 | pope | ||||
Mitrius (Merre, Metre, Mitre) | 314 | |||||
Verus | 314 | Bishop of Vienne | ||||
Carterius | 315 | |||||
Hermylus | 315 | |||||
Stratonicus | 315 | |||||
Valerius | 315 | Bishop of Saragossa | ||||
Blaise | 316 | Bishop of Sebastea | ||||
Mirocles (Merocles) | 316 | |||||
Theodota of Philippolis | 318 | |||||
Basileus | 319 | Bishop of Amasea | ||||
Cleopatra | 319 | |||||
Argeus | 320 | |||||
Christina (Nino) | 320 | |||||
Cyrinus | 320 | |||||
Cyrion, Candidus, and companions | 320 | |||||
Forty Holy Martyrs of Sabaste | 320 | |||||
Leontius, Maurice, Daniel, and companions | 320 | |||||
Narcissus, Argeus, and Marcellinus | 320 | Tomi | [4] | |||
Phocas of Antioch | 320 | |||||
Severian | 320 | |||||
Valerius | 320 | Bishop of Trier | ||||
Auxentius | 321 | Bishop of Mopsuestia | ||||
Abibus | 323 | |||||
Gurias and Samonas | 323 | |||||
Glaphyra | 324 | |||||
Philogonius | 324 | Bishop of Antioch | ||||
Romana | 324 | |||||
After the Roman persecutions | ||||||
Hypatius of Gangra | 325 | Bishop of Gangra | ||||
Metrophanes | 325 | Bishop of Byzantium | ||||
Palaemon | 325 | |||||
Theodotus of Cyrenia | 325 | Bishop of Cyrenia | ||||
Apollonius | 326 | Bishop of Benevento | ||||
Epipodius and Alexander | 326 | |||||
Zanitas and companions | 326 | |||||
Jonas, Barachisius, and companions | 327 | |||||
Alexander | 250 | 328 | Bishop of Alexandria | |||
Agricius of Trier | 329 | Bishop of Trier | ||||
Achillas (Achilles, Achillius) | 330 | Bishop of Larissa | ||||
Gregory the Enlightener | 330 | Bishop of Ashtishat | ||||
Helena | 330 | |||||
Theodore Trichinas | 330 | |||||
Ammon | 332 | |||||
Macarius I | 334 | Bishop of Jerusalem | ||||
Rheticus of Autun | 334 | Bishop of Autun | ||||
Theodotus of Laodicea | 334 | Bishop of Laodicea | ||||
Basil | 335 | Bishop of Bologna | ||||
Heliodorus of Mesopotamia | 335 | Bishop of Mesopotamia | ||||
Sylvester I | 335 | Pope | ||||
Mark | 336 | Pope | ||||
Constantine the Great | 337 | |||||
Leontius | 337 | Bishop of Cuesaren | ||||
Eustathius of Antioch | 338 | |||||
James (Jacob) | 338 | Bishop of Nisibis | ||||
Paul the Simple | 339 | |||||
Alexander | 340 | Bishop of Constantinople | ||||
Cassian | 340 | Bishop of Benevento | ||||
Gudelia | 340 | |||||
Macrina the Elder | 340 | |||||
Potamon | 340 | |||||
Milles | 341 | |||||
Simeon Barsabae and Companions | 341 | |||||
Usthazanes | 341 | |||||
Abdiesus (Hebed Jesus) | 342 | |||||
Barsabas | 342 | |||||
Martyrs of Alexandria | 342 | |||||
Paul the First Hermit | 229 | 342 | ||||
Sadoth and 128 companions | 342 | |||||
Mamelta (Mamelchtina) | 343 | |||||
Nerses of Sahgerd | 343 | |||||
Nicholas | 343 | Bishop of Myra | ||||
Olympius | 343 | Bishop of Enos | ||||
Paternian | 343 | Bishop of Fano | ||||
John and James | 344 | |||||
Abraham | 345 | Bishop of Arbela | ||||
Acyndinus and Companions | 345 | |||||
Ananias the Persian | 345 | |||||
Aphrahat (Aphraates) "the Persian Sage" | ca.270 | ca.345 | ||||
Martyrs of Persia | 345 | |||||
Tarbula (Tarba, Tarbo) | 345 | |||||
Timothy and Diogenes | 345 | |||||
Barbasymas and Companions | 346 | |||||
Paris | 346 | Bishop of Teano | ||||
Maximinus | 347 | Bishop of Trier | ||||
Pachomius | 347 | |||||
Ursicinus | 347 | Bishop of Brescia | ||||
Spiridion | 270 | 348 | Trimythous, Cyprus | Thaumaturge[5] | ||
Ammon | 350 | |||||
Cassian | 350 | Bishop of Autun | ||||
Lucius | 350 | Bishop of Adrianople | ||||
Maximus | 350 | Bishop of Jerusalem | ||||
Myron | 350 | |||||
Paul | 313 | 350 | Bishop of Constantinople | |||
Zoticus of Comana | 350 | |||||
Julius I | 352 | Pope | ||||
Amand of Strasbourg | 290 | 355 | ||||
Barhadbesciabas (Barhadbesaba) | 355 | |||||
Amasius | 356 | Bishop of Teano | ||||
Anthony | 251 | 356 | ||||
Joseph of Palestine | 356 | |||||
Paphnutius the Great | 356 | |||||
Serapion the Sindonite | 356 | |||||
Sarmata | 357 | |||||
Secundus, priest and martyr, and Companions | 357 | |||||
Arsacius | 358 | |||||
Paulinus | 358 | Phrygia | Bishop of Trier | |||
Dionysius | 359 | Bishop of Milan | ||||
Abra | 342 | 360 | ||||
Abraham Kidunaja | 360 | |||||
Carina, Melasippus, and Antony (wife, husband, son) | 360 | |||||
Domitius | 361 | |||||
Onesimus | 361 | Bishop of Soissons | ||||
Basil of Ancyra | 362 | |||||
Dometius of Persia (Domitius) | 362 | |||||
Dorotheus of Tyre | 362 | |||||
Eliphius (Eloff) | 362 | |||||
Elpidius | 362 | |||||
Emilian | 362 | |||||
Eusignius | 252 | 362 | Antioch | |||
Flavian | 362 | |||||
Gemellus | 362 | |||||
Gordian | 362 | |||||
Heliodorus | 362 | |||||
John and Paul | 362 | |||||
John | 362 | |||||
Leopardus | 362 | |||||
Macedonius | 362 | |||||
Pigmenius | 362 | |||||
Porphyrius | 362 | |||||
Primus and Donatus | 362 | |||||
Theodoret of Antioch | 362 | |||||
Timothy | 362 | |||||
Blessed Dafrosa | 362 | |||||
Bibiana (Viviana) | 363 | |||||
Cassian of Imola | 363 | Imola | ||||
Demetria | 363 | |||||
Juventinus and Maximinus | 363 | |||||
Patermuthius | 363 | |||||
Paul and Companions | 364 | |||||
Astericus | 365 | Petra, Roman Empire | Bishop of Petra | |||
Isidora the Simple | 365 | |||||
Florence | 366 | |||||
Abraham the Poor (Abraham the Child) | 367 | |||||
Hilary | 315 | 367 | Bishop of Poitiers | |||
Juvenal | 367 | Bishop of Narni | ||||
Dadas | 368 | |||||
Caesarius of Nazianzus | 369 | |||||
Bathus and Companions | 370 | |||||
Julian | 370 | |||||
Justin | 370 | |||||
Publia | 370 | |||||
Serapion the Scholastic (Serapion of Arsinoc) | 370 | Bishop of Thmuis | ||||
Triphyllius (Tryphillius) | 370 | Bishop of Nicosia | ||||
Eusebius | 283 | 371 | Bishop of Vercelli | |||
Zeno | 371 | Bishop of Verona | ||||
Gorgonia | 372 | |||||
Hilarion | 292 | 372 | ||||
Moses | 372 | Bishop of the Saracens | ||||
Sabas the Goth | 372 | |||||
Athanasius | 296 | 373 | Bishop of Alexandria | |||
Ephrem the Syrian | 306 | 373 | ||||
Nerses I (Nerses the Great) | 330 | 373 | ||||
Marcellinus of Embrun | 374 | |||||
Nonna of Nazianzus | 374 | |||||
Nicetas the Goth | 375 | |||||
Victor | 375 | Bishop of Piacenza | ||||
Acepsimas | 376 | Bishop of Hnaita | ||||
Bademus | 376 | |||||
Hilary | 376 | Bishop of Pavia | ||||
Joseph of Persia | 376 | |||||
Julian Sabas the Elder | 377 | |||||
Maximus | 378 | Bishop of Mainz | ||||
Viator of Bergamo | 378 | Bishop of Bergamo | ||||
Basil the Great | 329 | 379 | Bishop of Caesarea | |||
Eusebius of Samosata | 379 | |||||
Irene | 379 | |||||
Macrina the Younger | 330 | 379 | ||||
Satyrus | 330 | 379 | ||||
Vincent of Digne | 379 | Bishop of Digne | ||||
Bretannion | 380 | Bishop of Tomi | ||||
Frumentius | 380 | Bishop of Ethiopia | ||||
Hesychius | 380 | |||||
Milles | 380 | |||||
Orsiesius (Orsisius) | 380 | |||||
Ursicinus | 380 | Bishop of Sens | ||||
Meletius | 381 | |||||
Pelagius | 381 | Bishop of Laodicea | ||||
Blaesilla | 383 | |||||
Ursula | 383 | |||||
Damasus I | 305 | 384 | Pope | |||
Lea of Rome | 384 | |||||
Maximus and Victorinus | 384 | |||||
Servatus (Servatius, Servais) | 384 | Bishop of Tongres | ||||
Melas | 385 | Bishop of Rhinocolura | ||||
Romanus of Le Mans | 385 | |||||
Brito (Britonius) | 386 | Bishop of Trier | ||||
Cyril | 315 | 386 | Bishop of Jerusalem | |||
Helladius of Auxerre | 387 | Bishop of Auxerre | ||||
Monica | 322 | 387 | ||||
Optatus | 387 | Bishop of Milevis | ||||
Philastrius (Philaster, Filaster) | 387 | Bishop of Brescia | ||||
Florus | 389 | Bishop of Lodève | ||||
Gregory Nazianzen | 329 | 389 | Bishop of Constantinople | |||
Marcellus of Apamaea | 389 | |||||
Valerian of Aquileia | 389 | Bishop of Aquileia | ||||
Abraham of Carrhae | 390 | |||||
Donatian of Reims | 390 | Bishop of Reims | ||||
Felix of Como | 390 | Bishop of Como | ||||
Justus of Lyons | 390 | |||||
Liborius | 390 | Bishop of Le Mans | ||||
Macarius of Egypt | 300 | 391 | ||||
Martyrs of the Serapeum | 390 | |||||
Pacian | 390 | Bishop of Barcelona | ||||
Palladius | 390 | |||||
Pambo | 390 | |||||
Sabinian and Potentian | 390 | |||||
Urban | 390 | Bishop of Langres | ||||
Viator | 390 | |||||
Vitalina | 390 | |||||
Peter II of Sebastea | 345 | 392 | Bishop of Sebastea (Silvas) | |||
Phaebadius (Fiari) | 392 | Bishop of Agen | ||||
John of Egypt | 305 | 394 | ||||
Macarius of Alexandria | 394 | |||||
Martyrs of Chalcedon | 394 | |||||
Apollo | 305 | 395 | ||||
Gregory of Nyssa | 335 | 395 | ||||
Menna (Manna) | 395 | |||||
Pior | 395 | |||||
Theonas of Egypt | 395 | |||||
Artemius | 396 | Bishop of Clermont | ||||
Crescentius | 396 | |||||
Geminian | 396 | |||||
Ambrose | 340 | 397 | Bishop of Milan | |||
Lawrence of Novara | 397 | |||||
Martin of Tours | 316 | 397 | Bishop of Tours | |||
Sisinnius | 397 | |||||
Siricius | 399 | pope | ||||
Almachius (Telemachus) | 400 | |||||
Amphilochius | 339 | 400 | Bishop of Iconium | |||
Apollinaris Syncletica | 316 | 400 | ||||
Armentarius | 400 | Bishop of Mondonedo[6] | ||||
Fortunatus | 400 | |||||
Liberalis | 400 | |||||
Pamphilus | 400 | Bishop of Capua | ||||
Rufus of Metz | 400 | Bishop of Metz | ||||
Venantius | 400 | |||||
Viventius | 400 | |||||
Zeno | 400 | Bishop of Gaza |
Notes
- “Saint Dasius of Africa“. CatholicSaints.Info. 19 October 2013
- Monks of Ramsgate. “Dasius, Zoticus, Caius and Others”, Book of Saints, 1921. CatholicSaints.Info. 23 October 2012
- Citation from Adrian and Natalia of Nicomedia: http://saints.sqpn.com/sainta43.htm Archived 2008-04-08 at the Wayback Machine.
- Monks of Ramsgate. “Argeus, Narcissus and Marcellinus”. Book of Saints, 1921. CatholicSaints.Info. 30 July 2012
- The Oxford dictionary of Byzantium. Kazhdan, A. P. (Aleksandr Petrovich), 1922-1997,, Talbot, Alice-Mary Maffry,, Cutler, Anthony, 1934-, Gregory, Timothy E.,, Ševčenko, Nancy Patterson. New York: Oxford University Press. 1991. ISBN 0-19-504652-8. OCLC 22733550.CS1 maint: others (link)
- Pacheco, Jose Emilio (May 1965). "Aproximacion a la Poesia Mexicana del Siglo XX". Hispania. 48 (2): 209. doi:10.2307/336098. ISSN 0018-2133. JSTOR 336098.
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