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- ZABARDASduke of Sardinia. In a.p. 594, Gregory the Great wrote to him praising him for making it a condition of peace with the…
- ZABDAS(Zampas, ZEBEDAEUS, EutychBazas), the thirty-seventh bishop of Jerusalem. According to Clinton (Faust. Rom. i.
- ZACCHAEUS(1) (otherwise Zacwarras), the fourth bishop of Jerusalem. The commencement of his episcopate is placed in the 14th…
- ZACHARIAS(1), bishop of Pella jin
- ZALLAan Arian Goth in the time of Totila. who put to death all th@ clergy or monks who fell into his hands.
- ZEBENNUSbishop of Eleutheropolis in Palaestina Prima, in the reign of Theodosius, to whom the graves of the prophets Habakkuk…
- ZEBINAS(1), martyr. [GEeRMANus (31).]
- ZEBINUS(ZEBENNUS), the eleventh bishop of Antioch, succeeded Philetus, A.D. 229. Hesat for nine years, and was followed by…
- ZENASmonk. [SERENUS (2).] m
- ZENO(1), soldier and confessor at Alexandria in the Decian persecution. [ProLEMAEUs (1).] C. H.}
- ZENOBIAqueen of. Palmyra,.:farous' for her magnificence, beauty, and wars with the Romans under Aurelian.
- ZENOBIANAa lady of wealth, rank, and high character, at Chalcis in Syria, one of those who erected oratories in honour of the…
- ZENOBIUS(1), bishop of Aegae in Cilicia. Secunda, c. 285-304 (Gams), martyred in Diocletian's persecution, According to the…
- ZENODORUSpraised by St. Nilus (lib. ii, ep. 293) for his attachment to. the writings, of Chrysostom. ; ae ee eN Ga
- ZENODOTUSaddressed by Isidore ae Pelusium (lib. i. ep, 203). [C. H.).
- ZENONISwife of the usurping emperor Basiliscus (A.D. 475), instigated him to restore Timothy Aelurus and Peter the Fuller to…
- ZENOPHILUSa Roman officer, holding-the rank of Consularis of Numidia. He was a Christian, and presided at the inquiry ordered by…
- ZEPHYRINUSbishop of. Rome. after: Victor, under the emperors Septimius Severus. and, Cavacalla.. According to Eusebius (#. 2…
- ZETUSsucceeded Evaristus when removed from his see, Cyp. Zp. 50; see Routh, R. S. yol. iii., p. 36.
- ZEUZIUSan African bishop, addressed by Constantine A.D. 330 (Ion. Vet. Don. p. 215 Ob., p. 189 Dupin). CH WaPo]
- ZITTANUSmagister militum in Sicily, wrote to Gregory the Great in Greek, complaining that certain religious foundations refused…
- ZOARAS(1), a Syrian martyr of uncertain date, in whose honour a church was erected at Amida, giving a name to a gate of the…
- ZOCOMUS(Zéxouos), a Saracen chief in Egypt in the middle of the 4th century, who
- ZOILUS(1),- bishop of Larissa in Syria Secunda, a semi-Arian, who united himself to the Acacians at Seleucia and signed their…
- ZOIS[Saturn (11).] ZOSARIUS, a tribune addressed by Nilus in
- ZOSIMUS(4), bishop of Tharassa, in Numidia, which is given in Notit, but otherwise unknown by geographers (Morcelli) or…
- ZOTICUS(2), bishop of ae aes cording to Dupin, a town in the Tyrol, present at the council at Rome, 4.D. 313 (Opt. i. 23).
- ZOTIONdeacon. [Sorron.]
- ZUMURUSor Zucius, a priest who neglected to carry a message to the bishop of Uzalis about the relics of St.
- ZUNTFREDUS(Sunirrepvs), thirteenth archbishop of Narbonne, in the last quarter of