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Saints Lexicon›I have

Communio Sanctorum

I have

techtaim, I have, I possess, pres. ind. pi. 2 -techtaid, Ep. 389.

Feast: 14 March

Martyrological notice

techtaim, I have, I possess, pres. ind. pi. 2 -techtaid, Ep. 389.

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Name: I have
Feast day: 14 March

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The Martyrology of Oengus the Culdee (1905)Public domain

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