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334 Lives of the Saints. [Nov.iS.
November 15.
S. Fei.ix, B.M. of Nola in Campania; circ. a.d. 254.
S. Eugenius, M. at Paris; circ. a.d. 286.
S. Carneus, M. at Dinan in Brittany.
SS. Gurias, Samonas, and Abibus, MM. at Edessa; a.d. 299.
S. Pavin, Ab. at Le Mans; a.d. 583.
S. Leontius II., B. of Bordeaux; a.d. 585.
S. Maclovius, B. ofAleth in Brittany; a.d. 627.
S. Desiderius, B. ofCahors; a.d. 654.
S. Peronna, V. at Mortagne in Le Perche ', a.d. 730.
S. Luperius, B. of Verona; circ. a.d. 800.
S. Leopold IV., Margrave of Austria ; a.d. 1136.
B. Albertus Magnus, Abp. of Ratisbon ; a.d. 1280.*
S. Gertrude, V.Abss. of Heldelf in Saxony; a.d. 1334.
SS. GURIAS, SAMONAS, AND ABIBUS, MM.
(a.d. 299.)
[Modern Roman Martyrology. Greek Mensea and Menologies on
the same day. Authority :—An Oration by Arethas, B. of Caesarea in
Cappadocia. Also two Orations by James, B. of Sarug, in Assemani,
Bib. Orient, i. p. 329, and Metaphrastes.J
jN the persecution of Diocletian, Antoninus,
governor of Edessa, arrested Gurias and Samonas, two Christians of that city, and thrust them
into prison. On their refusal to sacrifice to the
gods, he wrote to Diocletian to know what he had better do.
The emperor ordered Musonius, prefect of Antioch, to go to
Edessa, and try the glorious confessors of Jesus Christ.
Musonius accordingly went thither, and Gurias and Samonas
were brought before him. As they refused to burn incense
to Jupiter, he had each suspended by one hand, with a stone
* Only in the Dominican Martyrology.
l£4 |g<
| Title | The lives of the saints - 13 |
| Creator | Baring-Gould, S. (Sabine) |
| Publisher | J. Grant |
| Place of Publication | Edinburgh |
| Date | 1914 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000392 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | 334 Lives of the Saints. [Nov.iS. November 15. S. Fei.ix, B.M. of Nola in Campania; circ. a.d. 254. S. Eugenius, M. at Paris; circ. a.d. 286. S. Carneus, M. at Dinan in Brittany. SS. Gurias, Samonas, and Abibus, MM. at Edessa; a.d. 299. S. Pavin, Ab. at Le Mans; a.d. 583. S. Leontius II., B. of Bordeaux; a.d. 585. S. Maclovius, B. ofAleth in Brittany; a.d. 627. S. Desiderius, B. ofCahors; a.d. 654. S. Peronna, V. at Mortagne in Le Perche ', a.d. 730. S. Luperius, B. of Verona; circ. a.d. 800. S. Leopold IV., Margrave of Austria ; a.d. 1136. B. Albertus Magnus, Abp. of Ratisbon ; a.d. 1280.* S. Gertrude, V.Abss. of Heldelf in Saxony; a.d. 1334. SS. GURIAS, SAMONAS, AND ABIBUS, MM. (a.d. 299.) [Modern Roman Martyrology. Greek Mensea and Menologies on the same day. Authority :—An Oration by Arethas, B. of Caesarea in Cappadocia. Also two Orations by James, B. of Sarug, in Assemani, Bib. Orient, i. p. 329, and Metaphrastes.J jN the persecution of Diocletian, Antoninus, governor of Edessa, arrested Gurias and Samonas, two Christians of that city, and thrust them into prison. On their refusal to sacrifice to the gods, he wrote to Diocletian to know what he had better do. The emperor ordered Musonius, prefect of Antioch, to go to Edessa, and try the glorious confessors of Jesus Christ. Musonius accordingly went thither, and Gurias and Samonas were brought before him. As they refused to burn incense to Jupiter, he had each suspended by one hand, with a stone * Only in the Dominican Martyrology. l£4 |g< |
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