Homobonus
Life and witness
At Cremona, of St. Homobonus, confessor, who, renowned for miracles, was canonized for a saint by pope Innocent the Third.
The Lives Of The Saints: Volume 13, November, Pt. 1 · S. Homobonus, C. at Cremona; a.d. 1197.
S. Homobonus, C. at Cremona; a.d. 1197.
S. Didacus, O.M. at Alcala in Spain; a.d. 1463.
S. Stanislas Kotska, C., S.J. at Rome; a.d. 1568.
SS. ANTONINUS, ZEBINAS, AND OTHERS, MM. (a.d. 308.)
[Roman Martyrology. Authority : — Eusebius, Hist. Eccl. lib. viii. c. 9.]
NTONINUS, a priest, Zebinas, and Germanus, Christian laymen, were brought before Fermilian, at Caesarea, in the persecution of Maximinus, and were executed with the sword on November 13.
On the same day Eunathas, a woman of Scythopolis, a pro- fessed virgin, was brutally scourged, stripped to her waist, and beaten in this condition through the streets. She was then brought back to the magistrate, who condemned her to be burned alive.
1 Prosper, Chron. ana. 441.
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312
Lives of the Saints.
(Not. 13.
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Martyrologium Romanum · Latin witness
Cremonae, in Insubria, sancti Homoboni Confessoris; quem, miraculis clarum, Innocentius Papa Tertius in Sanctorum numerum retulit. Decimo octavo Kalendas
The Lives Of The Saints: Volume 13, November, Pt. 1 · S. Homobonus, C. at Cremona; a.d. 1197.
S. Didacus, O.M. at Alcala in Spain; a.d. 1463.
S. Stanislas Kotska, C., S.J. at Rome; a.d. 1568.
SS. ANTONINUS, ZEBINAS, AND OTHERS, MM. (a.d. 308.)
[Roman Martyrology. Authority : — Eusebius, Hist. Eccl. lib. viii. c. 9.]
NTONINUS, a priest, Zebinas, and Germanus, Christian laymen, were brought before Fermilian, at Caesarea, in the persecution of Maximinus, and were executed with the sword on November 13.
On the same day Eunathas, a woman of Scythopolis, a pro- fessed virgin, was brutally scourged, stripped to her waist, and beaten in this condition through the streets. She was then brought back to the magistrate, who condemned her to be burned alive.
1 Prosper, Chron. ana. 441.
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Digitized by ^ooQle
312
Lives of the Saints.
(Not. 13.
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