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Bretannio

Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox saint

Saint Bretannio (also Bretanion, Bretannion, Vetranio, Vetranion) was a bishop of Tomi (today Constanţa, Romania) during the fourth century. Of Cappadocian

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List of Catholic saints

764 Brendan of Birr unknown c. 573 Brendan the Navigator c. 484 c. 577 Bretannio 300s 380 found in Roman Martyrology Brice of Tours c. 370 444 found in

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Translation (relics)

Movement of a holy relic from one location to another

Sabbas' relics and the writing of the actual letter has been attributed to Bretannio. This letter is the oldest known writing to be composed on Romanian soil

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Sabbas the Goth

Christian martyr and saint, died 372

Holy Universal Church'. This letter was written in Greek, possibly by St Bretannio of Tomis. In response, Basil replied with two letters to Bishop Ascholius

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List of early Christian saints

century Boniface I 422 Boniface of Tarsus 3rd century Breage 5th century Bretannio 4th century Brice 5th century Brychan 5th century Caesar of Dyrrhachium

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Online names & meanings

Firdos

Boy/Male

Arabic, Muslim

Firdos

Heaven; Paradise; Enclosure; Garden

Mains

Surname or Lastname

Scottish and northern English

Mains

Scottish and northern English : topographic name for a dweller at the chief farm (or home farm) on an estate, Scottish mains, or a habitational name from any of the various minor places named with this word (originally a shortened form of domain, later associated with the adjective main â€˜principalâ€™).English and Scottish : variant of Main 1â€“4.