Dictionary of Christian Biography and Literature to the End of the Sixth Century A.D., with an Account of the Principal Sects and Heresies.

Showing 88 terms beginning with S.

• Sabas, a Gothic martyr
• Sabas, St
• Sabbatius, bp. of Constantinople
• Sabellianism, or Patripassianism
• Sabellius, heretic
• Sabina, Poppaea
• Sabinus, bp. of Heraclea
• Salamenes of Capersana
• Salvianus, priest of Marseilles
• Salvina
• Salvius, bp. of Membrasa
• Salvius, bishop of Alby
• Samson, a Welsh saint
• Sarbelius, a Edessan martyr
• Saturninus
• Saturninus, bishop of Toulouse
• Saturninus, bishop of Arles
• Scapula, proconsul of Africa
• Scillitan Martyrs
• Sebastianus, martyr at Rome
• Secundinus, a poet
• Secundus, a Gnostic
• Secundus, bp. of Tigisis
• Sedulius, 5th-cent. poet
• Senochus, St
• Senuti, an anchorite
• Serapion, bp. of Antioch
• Serapion, penitent of Alexandria
• Serapion, surnamed Scholasticus
• Serapion, surnamed Sindonites
• Serapion, solitary of Scete
• Serapion, bp. of Heraclea
• Serenus, a solitary
• Serenus, bp. of Marseilles
• Sergius, saint and martyr
• Sergius, a Monophysite priest
• Severianus, bp. of Gabala
• Severinus, monk of Noricum
• Severus, L. Septimius
• Severus, Aurelius Alexander
• Severus (3) and Severians
• Severus Sanctus
• Severus Sulpicius, an historian
• Severus, bp. of Mileum

• Severus, bp. of Monorca
• Severus, patriarch of Antioch
• Severus, patriarch of Aquileia
• Sidonius Apollinaris, St
• Sigebert I
• Sigismundus, St
• Silvania
• Silvanus, bishop of Gaza
• Silvanus, bishop of Emesa
• Silvanus, bishop of Cirta
• Silvanus, bishop of Tarsus
• Silvanus, solitary of Sinai
• SiIvanus, bishop of Calahorra
• Silverius, bishop of Rome
• Silvester, bishop of Rome
• Sylvia, bp. of Jerusalem
• Simeon (1)
• Simeon Stylites
• Simon Magus
• Simplicianus, St., bp. of Milan
• Simplicius, bp. of Rome
• Siricius, bp. of Rome
• Sirmium, Stonemasons of
• Sisinnius, bp. of Novatianists
• Sixtus I., bp. of Rome
• Sixtus II., bp. of Rome
• Sixtus III., bp. of Rome
• Socrates, a historian
• Sophronius, ecclesiastical writer
• Sophronius, bishop of Tella
• Soter, bp. of Rome
• Sozomen, author of a history
• Spyridon, bp. of Trimithus
• Stagirus, friend of Chrysostom
• Stephanus I., bp. of Rome
• Stephanus, bp. of Ephesus
• Stephanus I., patriarch of Antioch
• Stratonice, martyr at Cyzicum
• Sylvia, sister of Flavius Rufinus
• Symmachus, author O.T. in Greek
• Symmachus Q. Aurelius
• Symmachus, bp. of Rome
• Symphorianus, martyr
• Synesius, bp. of Ptolemais