Skip to main content Egenolf of Ribeaupierre Count of Ribeaupierre and crusader, founder of the sanctuary of Dussembach. 1 Perennis Praetorian prefect who judged Apollonius. 1 Ignace Scopelli Member of the saint's family who promoted her cult in Tuscany. 1 Liberius Father of Eulalia, a Christian nobleman of Mérida. 1 Robolaus Pagan duke and father of Saint Robert. 1 Jutta First wife of Count Henry, pious and charitable. 1 Anna Velasquez Mother of Martin de Porres. 1 Juan de Porres Father of Martin de Porres. 1 Pons Intrusive and simoniacal abbot of Saint-Médard. 1 Hortolana Mother of Saint Clare, who became a nun in her order. 1 Apollinaris Father of Saint Volusianus. 1 Donatian Deacon of Memmius and his successor to the see of Châlons. 1 Alexandrine Orlandini Mother of Marie-Barthélemie Bagnesi. 1 Apollinaris of Laodicea Exegete whose lectures were attended in Antioch. 1 Charles Raynier Bagnesi Father of Marie-Barthélemie Bagnesi. 1 Enguerran Predecessor of Gervin as head of the Abbey of Saint-Riquier. 1 Théodoric Martens Belgian printer, responsible for the first dated printing in Belgium. 1 Abbé Dofer Author of the work 'Les Saints de Troyes'. 1 Lucifer Fallen angel, adversary of Saint Michael. 1 Patrice Cruice Bishop of Marseille under whom the sanctuary was inaugurated. 1 Hoël I King of the Bretons and father of the saint. 1 Sindicherius Bishop of Vicenza who ordained Thibaut as a priest. 1 William Longsword Second Duke of Normandy. 1 Brancacini family Noble family to which the saint belonged. 1 Leydet Lord of Charence, opponent of Saint Arnoux. 1 Charibert King of the Franks who opposed Leontius during the Emere affair. 1 Conrad III German Emperor and relative of Amadeus who oversaw his education. 1 Dominique Bouhours French Jesuit and grammarian, author of a biography of Ignatius. 1 Gertrude of Flanders Countess who transferred the relics to Veurne. 1 Jean Colmieu Archdeacon and contemporary biographer of John of Thérouanne. 1 Peter of Florence Archbishop accused of simony by John Gualbert. 1 Jonas of Luxeuil Monk of Luxeuil and contemporary biographer of Saint Fare. 1 François Chotard Sacristan who saved the relics during the French Revolution. 1 George Brother of Nicholas who briefly shared his eremitic life. 1 Udalric Count, husband of Wendilgarde, captive of the Hungarians. 1 Adrien Niel Pious layman who initiated the project for free schools in Reims. 1 Brother Barthélemy First successor of the saint as head of the Institute. 1 Berthegisilus Ambitious cleric who usurped the see of Le Mans during the exile of Bertrand. 1 Chrodobert Usurping vicar-general and assassin of Chrodegand. 1 Etherius of Chartres Bishop of Chartres who ordained Lubin. 1 Gondiec King of Burgundy, of Arian confession, opponent of Marcellus. 1 Jean-Baptiste de La Salle Founder whose rule was adopted by Marie-Madeleine Postel. 1 Mgr de Pressigny Bishop of Saint-Malo who ordained Louis-Marie Baudouin. 1 Nectarius Leader of the pagans of Calama who interceded with Augustine. 1 Humbert de Grammont Bishop of Geneva and friend of the saint. 1 Chosroes King of Armenia assassinated by the father of Gregory. 1 Thomas de Torquemada Grand Inquisitor General of Spain. 1 Antoine Linasco Spanish missionary who advised Thomas. 1 Foulques of Marseille Friend of Peter, former troubadour who became Bishop of Toulouse. 1 Jean-Baptiste d'Ilicito Franciscan missionary and martyr. 1 Rothilde Paternal aunt of Glossinde and a model of religious life. 1 Conrad of Kirne Duke who took Hedwig's husband prisoner. 1 Nicholas of Besançon Archbishop of Besançon who had the relics enshrined. 1 Berengar of Rodez Count of Rodez and benefactor of Saint Gausbert. 1 Loïescon Lord of the Dolois healed of leprosy by Magloire. 1 Raoul of France King of France and co-founder of the Abbey of Blois. 1 Thibault of Chartres Count of Chartres and co-founder of the Abbey of Blois. 1 Frotharius of Toul Bishop of Toul and recipient of a letter from Aldric. 1 Victor of Vita Historian and bishop, eyewitness to the exile of Valerianus. 1 Bertile Mother of Saint Waltrude. 1 Pigmenius Saint priest who educated Donatus in Rome. 1 Werner Priest sent by Werentrude to steal the relic. 1 Dominique Paschase Canon of Toledo who carried the cross during the battle. 1 Dulcidius Faithful disciple of Saint Germier. 1 Reginald Cools Bishop of Roermond who oversaw the translation of the relics in 1686. 1 Maximinus Daia Caesar in the East, opponent of Christianity in Armenia. 1 Philipp Melanchthon Protestant theologian, collaborator of Luther, confronted by Canisius at Worms. 1 Cassius Auvergnat senator converted by the saint. 1 Jean-Loup Rimbault Inhabitant of Bouhy who saved relics from revolutionary desecration. 1 Arnulf I, Count of Flanders Count of Flanders who organized the translation of relics in the 10th century. 1 Aspasia Daughter of King Eusebius, delivered from possession by Melaine. 1 Céline's fiancé A nobleman to whom Céline was betrothed and who attempted to take revenge for her consecration. 1 Paulus Orosius Spanish priest and historian who transported relics to Africa and Menorca. 1 Marguerite of Hoheneck Second wife of Count Henry, protectress of the poor. 1 Robert de Sillé Husband of Jeanne-Marie, with whom he lived in virginity. 1 Sabaudus Abbot and former courtier, ephemeral companion of Friard. 1 Adrien de Crol Count of Roeux and governor of Flanders, protector of relics. 1 Haderic Count who transferred the relics of Gibrian to Reims. 1 Tagnon Archbishop of Magdeburg who consecrated Bruno. 1 Boniface of Colle One of the four founders of the Theatine Order. 1 Auguste de Morlhon Bishop of Le Puy in the 19th century. 1 Léonard Destrappes Archbishop of Auch who authorized the transfer of relics to Spain. 1 Nicolas Barbier Member of the municipality who saved the relics in 1793. 1 Edith of Wessex Wife of Saint Edward and daughter of Godwin. 1 Benoîte Religious woman and companion of Galla, mentioned in the vision. 1 None Wife of Saint Marcellus. 1 Pierre de Honestie Founder of the regular canons whose rule was adopted by Ubald. 1 Egican Visigothic king mentioned in the context of the government of Hellas. 1 Drogon Cousin of Noitburge, son of Pepin. 1 Emerus Bishop of Saintes deposed by Leontius for irregularity. 1 Archanrad Predecessor of Gilbert on the see of Meaux. 1 Secundinus Bishop of Lyon who consecrated the saint's altar in 802. 1 Philippe de Mézières Former chancellor of Cyprus, friend and spiritual advisor to Peter among the Celestines. 1 Charles the Child King of Aquitaine crowned by Raoul. 1 Benjamin Younger brother of Joseph, son of Rachel. 1 Daughter of Gallienus Daughter of the Emperor Gallienus, delivered from a demon by Zeno. 1 Diego de Acevedo Bishop of Osma, mentor and mission companion of Dominic. 1 Chelidonius Bishop of Besançon in the 5th century. 1 John of Ravenna Archbishop whose resistance was broken by the Pope. 1 Leopold Priest healed of blindness at the saint's tomb. 1 Maurin Father of Saint Aure. 1 Quirie Mother of Saint Aure. 1 Rastislav King of Moravia who invited Cyril and Methodius. 1 Ratherius of Verona Celebrated scholar and master of Bruno. 1 Rothad of Soissons Bishop unjustly deposed and reinstated by Nicholas I. 1 Guillaume de Tocco Contemporary biographer and witness to the saint's life. 1 Heddon Bishop of Strasbourg who restored and relocated the monastery. 1 Grimbert Christian who saved the Holy Taper from revolutionary destruction. 1 Jacques de la Marche Franciscan missionary whose sermon inspired the stigmatization of Rita. 1 Stephen of Lexington Disciple of Edmund and founder of the Collège des Bernardins. 1 Philippe-Emmanuel de Gondi General of the Galleys of France and protector of Vincent de Paul. 1 Rudolf II Holy Roman Emperor. 1 Caedwalla King of Wessex on a pilgrimage to Rome. 1 Cardinal Ximenes Prelate who restored the Mozarabic liturgy in Toledo. 1 Lupercius Uncle of Engratia and one of the eighteen martyrs. 1 Sattelicus An associate of Tropez tasked with his execution. 1 Abbé Boitul Author of the work 'Beautés de la Champagne'. 1 Arnulf of Lisieux Bishop of Lisieux present during the translation. 1 Saint Gondulphus Servant and companion in martyrdom of Saint Reineldis. 1 Camille de' Pazzi Father of the saint, allied with the Medici family. 1 Sulpicius Severus Disciple and primary biographer of Saint Martin. 1 Theodotus of Byzantium Heresiarch who denied the divinity of Christ. 1 Nathan Prophet who denounced the crime of David. 1 Arnoult Count of Guines present at the canonization. 1 Emmen Bishop of Sens in 658. 1 Erchangier of Nordgau Count of Alsace and father of Saint Richardis. 1 Gerard of Thérouanne Bishop who blessed Lambert upon his accession to the office of abbot. 1 Jean de Suilli Archbishop of Bourges who oversaw the translation of the relics in 1279. 1 Longinus Holy elder and master of perfection to Theodosius. 1 Vrachilde Religious woman who received a revelation regarding the saint's burial place. 1 Alberic II of Spoleto Ruler of Rome reconciled with King Hugh. 1 Bertrand de Cardaillac Bishop of Cahors who ordered the exaltation of the body in 1368. 1 Conrad IV of Hohenstaufen Son of Frederick II, suitor for the marriage with Isabella. 1 Hugh of Arles King of Italy reconciled with Alberic by Odo. 1 Theopistus Younger son of Saint Eustace. 1 Manfred King of Sicily, at whose court Mathieu de Termini served. 1 Peter II of Portugal King of Portugal and former fellow student of the saint. 1 Jean Voigt Protestant historian and author of a biography rehabilitating Gregory VII. 1 Philippe Pot Grand Chamberlain of Burgundy saved from a lion. 1 Gaultier of Chartres Bishop of Chartres who presided over the translation of relics in 1226. 1 Heliodorus Father of Saint Amatus. 1 Procus Idolatrous brigand and magician struck down by the saint. 1 Arnold of Guelders Duke of Guelders whose conflict with his son was appeased by Denis. 1 Charles of Blois Pretender to the Duchy of Brittany who besieged Quimper. 1 Henri Cuyckius Second bishop of Roermond who worked for his canonization. 1 Raymond of Mazan Bishop of Carpentras in the 13th century, donor of a reliquary. 1 Bidon Bishop who had a fortified castle built to protect relics. 1 Count of Cardona Protector and spiritual son of Saint Raymond. 1 Constantius of Lyon Priest of Lyon and author of the Life of Saint Germanus of Auxerre. 1 Oswald Isner Parish priest of Kerns who testified to the fasting of Nicholas. 1 Domenico Vallarsi Italian Oratorian, editor of a reference edition of the works of Jerome in Verona. 1 John of Sisteron Bishop who confirmed the election of Saint Marius. 1 Ratchis King of the Lombards converted to monastic life by Pope Zachary. 1 Marco Polo Famous Venetian traveler, ambassador to the Great Khan. 1 Eudes de Sully Archbishop of Paris who appointed Guillaume to Bourges. 1 Berthille Mother of Saint Aldegonde, daughter of the King of Thuringia. 1 Matilda of Boulogne Granddaughter of Ida, Queen of England. 1 Mgr Gerbet Author of the work 'Esquisse de Rome chrétienne' cited as a source. 1 Leutrude Wife of Ebroin, she actively supported the foundations of Drausin. 1 Macrobius Donatist bishop sent to Rome to compete with the legitimate pope. 1 Celse-Bénigne de Chantal Son of the saint, who attempted to prevent her from leaving for Annecy. 1 Charles-François d'Aviau du Bois de Sanzay Archbishop of Bordeaux after the Revolution. 1 Humbert of Igny Predecessor of Guerric at the Abbey of Igny. 1 Avansius Predecessor of Helladius in the see of Toledo. 1 Philip of Hesse A descendant of Elizabeth who introduced the Reformation and dispersed her relics. 1 Libanius Famous pagan rhetorician, teacher of Basil in Constantinople. 1 Archduke Albert Governor of the Netherlands who transferred the relics to Brussels. 1 Launillus Saint priest responsible for the education of Rigomer. 1 Jean-Marie de La Mure 17th-century historian cited for his chronology of the saint. 1 Bernard Tumapaler Count of Armagnac and suzerain of Gascony, opponent of Austind. 1 Fulcon A famous preacher in France at the time of the saint's conversion. 1 Sigelaic Father of Sigiran, Count of Bourges and Bishop of Tours. 1 Romelius Lord of Armorican Cornouaille and father of the saint. 1 Sylvin Son of Sattelicus and judge who condemned the martyr. 1 Ælnoth Monk of Canterbury and biographer of Saint Canute. 1 Isabella of Portugal Wife of Philip the Good. 1 Abbé Reclus Parish priest of Montpellier and historian of the saint in the 19th century. 1 Abbé Van Hesteren Former missionary tasked with reviving the pilgrimage in 1866. 1 Lapa Mother of Saint Catherine. 1 Alain of Nantes Bishop of Nantes who welcomed the saint. 1 Flavichon Bishop of Autun who wished to ordain Eptadius. 1 Junius Soranus Duke of Scythia who recovered the martyr's body. 1 Mgr Le Gras Bishop of Soissons who oversaw the opening of the reliquary in 1643. 1 Dom Cellier Historian and ecclesiastical author cited as a source. 1 Pierre Corneille French playwright who translated the Imitation into verse. 1 Dona Maria Mother of Saint Maria de Cervellione. 1 Pierre Pocquet Spiritual father of Jean Bassand among the Celestines. 1 Adelard Predecessor of Thierry at the Abbey of Saint-Hubert. 1 Thibaud of Champagne Uncle of Felix and Count of Champagne. 1 Apollo Valerian Praetor in charge of judging the martyrs. 1 Artand de Hunter Historian of the popes cited as a source. 1 Béla I Father of Ladislaus I. 1 Darras Church historian cited as a source. 1 Hugh of Flavigny Medieval chronicler cited as a source. 1 Jobie Daughter of the King of Persia healed by Cyriacus. 1 Léon Aubineau Biographer of the saint. 1 Mallegonde Sister of Saint Caletric. 1 Mark of Orléans Bishop of Orléans who ordained Lifard as a priest. 1 Moncie Instigator of the murder of Saint Bertha, later repentant. 1 Madame Acarie French mystic who initiated the introduction of the Reformed Carmel in France. 1 Robert de Renty Count of Renty and Keeper of the Seals of France, father of the saint. 1 Saint Augustine Father of the Church and author of sermons citing martyrdom. 1 Alphonse Velasquès Confessor of Saint Rose. 1 Hildebaud Bishop of Worms who appointed Heribert as his provost. 1 Evagrius Spiritual master of Palladius in the Nitrian Desert. 1 Theoctistus Abbot of the Monastery of the Symbols and spiritual master of Plato. 1 Apronia Wife of Saint Flavit, who lived with him in virginity before becoming a nun. 1 Agrestin Schismatic monk who temporarily influenced Amatus and Romaric. 1 Délicata Wife of the lord of Landivy, converted by the saint. 1 Marin Querini Maternal uncle and spiritual advisor to Laurent. 1 Saint Sabina Noble lady who provided burial for the martyrs. 1 Claude de Bèze Last regular abbot of Froidmont. 1 Gennadius Ancient author who praised the eloquence of Maximus. 1 Marcellus Jailer converted by Saint Quirinus following a miracle of light. 1 Léonard Picenardi Father of Blessed Elisabeth. 1 Panie Nuvoloni Mother of Blessed Elizabeth. 1 Eustropius Governor of Poitou who assisted Pient in the construction of the monastery. 1 Gilbold Bishop of Chalon who restored the abbey and recovered the remains of Flavius. 1 Mgr de Lingendes Bishop of Sarlat who authenticated the relic in the 18th century. 1 Carpase Vicar of Rome who presided over the trial and tortures. 1 Luc Urbain du Bouëxic de Guichen French admiral who made a vow to Our Lady of the Marsh during a storm. 1 Mauront Governor of Provence who betrayed Marseille to the Saracens. 1 Elias of Jerusalem Patriarch of Jerusalem in exile, supported by Sabas. 1 Eusebius of Orléans Bishop of Orléans who ordained Mesmin. 1 Sultan of Iconium Sovereign of Cilicia instructed and converted by Cyril. 1 Wulfon Husband of Saint Bridget and Prince of Närke. 1 Peter of Blois Catholic theologian and former student of the abbey school. 1 Sister Maria Celeste Crostarosa Religious sister who encouraged Alphonsus to found his order. 1 Alfonso VIII of Castile King of Spain aided by an apparition of Isidore during a battle. 1 Fortunatus of Grado Patriarch of Grado who brought relics to France. 1 Abbot of Raithu Recipient of a letter from Saint John Climacus regarding pastoral duties. 1 Promotus Bishop of Chartres whose election was contested. 1 Thierry of Cambrai Bishop of Cambrai who performed the elevation of the saint's body in 842. 1 Chilon Commander of the barbarian army who converted after a miraculous vision. 1 Origen of Alexandria Major 3rd-century writer, theologian, and exegete, head of the Catechetical School of Alexandria. 1 Victorinus Lord of Sens converted by Savinian. 1 Zenobius Noble converted by Donatus and benefactor of the Church. 1 Leonides Father of Origen, rhetorician of Alexandria, and martyr under Septimius Severus. 1 Constantine Pogonatus Successor of Constans II, favorable to the Pope. 1 Jean de Lappe Cretan bishop unjustly deposed and reinstated by Vitalian. 1 Peregrinus Bishop of Laon who ordered Anstrude to accept her office. 1 Tertullus Roman patrician and father of Saint Placidus. 1 Darius I King of Persia under whom Zechariah began to prophesy. 1 Hyacinthe-Louis de Quélen Archbishop of Paris, descendant of the saint's family, and donor of a reliquary. 1 John of Bonnevaux Abbot of Bonnevaux who inspired the vocation of the two brothers. 1 Abbé Pétin Author of the biography and priest of the Diocese of Saint-Dié. 1 Gaspard Bucelin Benedictine author who mentions Daniel. 1 Dom Fleuveau Author of the Antiquités d'Étampes (1680) and source of the narrative. 1 François de Conzié Uncle of Louis Alleman, Archbishop of Arles and Legate of Avignon. 1 Florentina Sister of Saint Leander, recipient of one of his letters. 1 Hildelin Abbot who ordered Elisabeth to reveal her visions. 1 Philip III of France King of France who visited the saint's tomb. 1 Dom Blanchefort Abbot of Ferrières who rebuilt the church in 1460. 1 Rossillon de Bernex Bishop of Geneva who consecrated the church in 1706. 1 Côme de Casso Brother-in-law of the saint. 1 Paul Consiglieri One of the four founders of the Theatine Order. 1 Gondulph Father of Saint Anselm, noble and violent. 1 Augustin Gosse Last abbot of Cysoing who saved the relics during the French Revolution. 1 Blitide Mother of Saint Ferréol. 1 Dionatus King of Cornwall and father of Saint Ursula. 1 Eleanor Mother of Felix. 1 Celine Mother of Saint Evodius. 1 Andrelle Daughter of Domenge Liloye, associated with her devotion. 1 François-Eugène Captier Dominican prior of the Arcueil school, martyr. 1 Matertera Mother of Saint Volusianus. 1 Adso of Montier-en-Der Religious scholar in charge of the schools of Toul. 1 Nebridius Prefect of Constantinople and husband of Olympias. 1 Serenius Granianus Proconsul who pleaded the cause of the Christians before Hadrian. 1 Count da Silva An exiled Portuguese nobleman whom Jean served in Africa. 1 Pierre Guerrera Archbishop of Granada and protector of John of God. 1 Iward Father of Saint Eric. 1 Abbé Germain Vicar general of Metz, originally from Marsal. 1 Rusticiana Second wife of Boethius, daughter of Symmachus. 1 Sigismund III King of Poland and protector of Josaphat. 1 Mgr de Quélen Archbishop of Paris who approved the association (referred to as Mgr de Québec in the text). 1 Fulk of Ponthieu Son of the Count of Ponthieu, he attempted to usurp the title of abbot. 1 Amblulfe Abbot of Novalesa who welcomed Heldrad. 1 Christina of Sweden Wife of Saint Eric and daughter of King Ingo IV. 1 Louis Lippoman Learned bishop and fellow student of Jean Marinon. 1 Father de Ravignan 19th-century Jesuit preacher. 1 Sabellius Heretic who denied the distinction of the divine persons. 1 Sperendieu Abbot of the monastery of Cute-Clar and master of Eulogius. 1 Wado Governor of Cambrai at the time of Gaugericus's arrival. 1 Julius Prefect of the Gauls who authorized the tonsure of Germanus. 1 Auxentius Arian bishop intruded at Milan. 1 Félix Dupanloup 19th-century Bishop of Orléans and owner of the ruins. 1 Ignatius the Deacon Author of the biography of Saint Tarasius. 1 Father Angelo Anna-Maria's initial confessor at the church of Saint-Marcel. 1 Abbé Hécart Author of an 1871 letter serving as a source for this biography. 1 Abbé Kudat Author of the Hagiological History of the Diocese of Valence. 1 Giuseppe Simone Assemani Scholar and librarian who published the acts of the martyrs in Syriac. 1 Henry of Liège Bishop of Liège who celebrated the funeral of Thierry. 1 Robert de Croy Bishop of Cambrai at the time of the consecration of the altar. 1 Charlotte Le Bret Nun of Faremoutiers miraculously cured of blindness in 1622. 1 Brother Elias Vicar General of the Order of Friars Minor. 1 Gueroch Count of Nantes who rebuilt the church of Cambon in the 10th century. 1 Herpillinus Older brother of James, who encouraged him toward the religious life. 1 Lumier Brother of Saint Elaphius, deacon. 1 Hermogenes Magician converted by Saint James. 1 Valéran of Luxembourg Elder brother of Pierre, Count of Saint-Pol, for whom Pierre acted as a hostage. 1 Cardinal de Gèvres Bishop of Beauvais who authorized the translation of the relics in the 18th century. 1 Gabriel de Voyer de Paulmy 17th-century Bishop of Rodez who oversaw the translation of relics. 1 Mahuvias King of the Saracens who arbitrated the dispute over the possession of the Shroud through an ordeal by fire. 1 Theoclytus Father of Saint Hyacinth. 1 John I, Count of Armagnac Count who bequeathed funds for the saint's reliquary bust. 1 Juncta de Bévague Confessor and biographer of the saint. 1 Tiliarque Executioner who executed Saint Victoria. 1 M. de Frémieville Antiquarian and author of the Antiquités du Finistère. 1 Aethelfrith King of the Bernicians and persecutor of Edwin. 1 Raoul de Valois Father of Felix, Count of Valois. 1 Don Carlos Son of Philip II entrusted to Simon. 1 Don Ferdinand Son of Philip II entrusted to Simon. 1 Johannes Molanus 16th-century theologian and hagiographer. 1 Rodoald Bishop of Châlons who authorized the translation of the relics. 1 Antoine de Romanis Traveling companion and friend of Angela. 1 Silvei-Mayagan Principal catechist of John de Britto, miraculously healed. 1 Chrousa Leader of a band of Alamanni responsible for the death of Saint Privat. 1 Wecmado Archbishop of Trier who discovered the relics. 1 Gilbert de Clerambaud Bishop of Poitiers who oversaw the translation of relics in 1676. 1 Mgr Crounier Author of the Hagiology of Nevers. 1 Rogier de Migné Mayor of Poitiers in 1558, protector of relics. 1 Henri d'Apremont Bishop of Verdun who oversaw the elevation of relics in 1322. 1 Abundius Prefect of the city converted to Christianity. 1 Blessed Peter Prior of the monastery and confessor of Hombeline. 1 Constance of Brittany Daughter of Conan IV, patron of the abbey. 1 Artaxerxes I King of Persia who authorized the return of Ezra. 1 Pepin of Italy Son of Charlemagne, King of Italy. 1 Sons of Clovis Frankish kings whose wars devastated Autun. 1 John Lackland King of England responsible for the destruction of the cathedral of Dol. 1 Heraclian Roman rebel whose revolt served as a pretext to accuse Marcellinus. 1 Johannes Voigt Protestant historian, author of a history of Gregory VII. 1 Pierre de Courtenay Great-nephew of the saint and Emperor of Constantinople. 1 Cyril A young man healed of leprosy, who became a priest and martyr alongside Restituta. 1 Hilderic King of the Arian Vandals and persecutor of Catholics. 1 Cardinal-Bishop of Tusculum Friend of Gilles who welcomed him into his house. 1 Ermoald A sick lord whose ill-gotten money Laumer refused. 1 Gérard de Lentillac Abbot of Figeac in charge of the exaltation of relics. 1 Camille Savella Roman noblewoman who founded monasteries under the influence of the saint. 1 Bertha of Kent Christian Queen of Kent, wife of Ethelbert. 1 Bon Governor of Naples with a quarrelsome character. 1 Syagria A pious woman miraculously healed by a letter from the saint. 1 Pélérine Corsini Mother of Saint Andrew Corsini. 1 Josselin Bishop of Saint-Brieuc who ordained Guillaume. 1 John of Leiden Chronicler cited as a source for the saint's prophecies. 1 Saint Rodene Virgin and disciple of Saint Silvin. 1 Agload Son of Saint Barontus, whom he accompanied to the monastery. 1 Adelfred Father of Saint Beuvon. 1 Odilinde Mother of Saint Beuvon. 1 Pierre de Roncevaux Archbishop of Bordeaux who authorized the local cult. 1 Suidas Author of a Byzantine lexicon cited for the inventions of Seth. 1 Tetricus Gallic Emperor defeated by Aurelian. 1 Jean de Sully Archbishop of Bourges who authenticated the relics in 1629. 1 Jean Burgnard Chablaisian heretic miraculously punished for desecrating a statue. 1 Exametus Bishop of Trier and immediate predecessor of Saint Marus. 1 Bianchi family Illustrious family from the province of Bevagna from which the saint originates. 1 Jagellon Son of Algirdas, mentioned to situate the ducal lineage. 1 Tetradius Son of Saint Eustadiola. 1 Charles-Auguste-Marie-Joseph de Forbin-Janson Major collaborator of Rauzan and co-founder of the missions. 1 John V Palaiologos Byzantine emperor who negotiated the union with the Catholic Church. 1 Adalbaud Duke of Douai and father of Saint Mauront. 1 Gebhard of Constance Bishop who performed the translation of the saint's relics. 1 Jacques Huralt Bishop of Autun who carried out the translation of the relics in 1530. 1 Justin I Emperor and successor to Anastasius, favorable to the Catholics. 1 Roland Hébert Archbishop of Bourges who visited the relics in 1623. 1 Hosius of Corduba Bishop of Corduba, advisor to Constantine, and president of the Council of Nicaea. 1 Isicius Father of Saint Avitus and Bishop of Vienne. 1 Charles V, Duke of Lorraine Allied military commander under Sobieski. 1 Joseph-Marie Suarez Bishop of Vaison and editor of the works of Saint Nilus. 1 Léard Bishop and chaplain to Queen Bertha. 1 Roger II of Sicily King of Sicily at whose court Rosalia's father lived. 1 Severian Provincial governor and father of Florentina. 1 Wamba King of the Visigoths who led a punitive expedition in 673. 1 Alard Gazet Hagiographer cited for his assertions regarding the journey of the saints and the role of Valérie as abbess. 1 Baldwin of Canterbury Archbishop who consecrated Hugh as bishop. 1 Christophe Manassère Father of Saint Benedict. 1 Diane Lercan Mother of Saint Benedict. 1 Diego Pignatelli Neapolitan nobleman who witnessed an apparition of the saint at the moment of his death. 1 Geysa Fourth Duke of the Hungarians and father of Saint Stephen. 1 Roscelin Heretic who slandered Robert. 1 Porphyrius Servant of Pamphilus, burned alive for requesting his burial. 1 Adolph of Guelders Rebellious son of the Duke of Guelders. 1 John Sobieski King of Poland, victor of the Battle of Vienna. 1 Massé de Marignan Companion of Saint Francis during his journey to Rome. 1 Gontran-Boson Frankish general for whom Airy attempted to obtain a pardon. 1 Anselm of Magny Bishop of Lyon who carried out the elevation of the relics in 1231. 1 Borivoj I Duke of Bohemia converted by Saint Methodius. 1 Catulla Christian woman from Chatou who buried Saint Denis and his companions. 1 Amata Mother of Saint Nicholas of Tolentino. 1 Pierre de Foix Son of Isabelle de Foix, who became a cardinal. 1 Lucilla Daughter of Marcus Aurelius, delivered from a demon by Abercius. 1 Gidiarde Mother of Saint Urban. 1 Senator Father of Saint Urban. 1 Ultache King of Ulster and father of Saint Frigidian. 1 Hwaetberht Successor to Ceolfrid as abbot of Wearmouth and Jarrow. 1 John Chrysostom Penitent religious and influential spiritual director of Catherine de Bar. 1 Penda King of Mercia, leader of the pagan resistance against Edwin. 1 Hezekiah King of Judah, protected by Isaiah and beneficiary of a solar miracle. 1 Bernier Predecessor of Ardaing at the Abbey of Tournus. 1 Henri de la Balme Franciscan, spiritual director and principal collaborator of Colette. 1 Tinolfi Julie's employer in Florence. 1 Willimar Priest of Arbon who hosted Saint Gall during his illness and old age. 1 Philetus Disciple of the magician Hermogenes, converted by James. 1 Francis I, Duke of Brittany Duke of Brittany who established a Carthusian community in 1445. 1 Pierre Legros French sculptor, author of the saint's funerary monument. 1 Pragmane Priest and disciple of Oyend, author of his original biography. 1 Girard de Beauvoir Bishop of Autun who attended the translation of the relics in 1265. 1 Irmengarde Wife of Emperor Lothair, who translated relics to Alsace. 1 Saturninus Roman consul whose daughter was reportedly delivered from a demon by Saint Linus. 1 Milon of Tonnerre Lord of Tonnerre and relative of Thierry, founder of the monastery of Saint-Michel. 1 Aymon Archbishop of Bourges in the 11th century. 1 Countess of Guastalla Benefactress who donated a house in Milan. 1 Euraclius Bishop of Liège who ordered the translation of the body. 1 François de Lorraine Son of Philippe who died at the Battle of Pavia. 1 Harald VII Brother and predecessor of Cnut on the throne. 1 Martin A priest who received heavenly visions concerning Castor. 1 Herod Agrippa King who had Peter imprisoned in Jerusalem. 1 Wulfade Cleric accompanying Moderan. 1 Rodrigue de Vagliaditos Father of Egidius, governor of Coimbra and royal advisor. 1 Arphaxad Magician who opposed the Apostles in Persia. 1 Charles the Bold Duke of Burgundy who besieged Beauvais. 1 Sigisbrot King who was the recipient of a letter from the Council of Paris (likely Sigebert I). 1 Theocteistus Disciple and biographer of Saint Nicetas. 1 Liudolf Son of Emperor Otto I, who rebelled against his father. 1 Xantus Prince of Ceredigion and father of Saint David. 1 Abbé Tronçon Superior of the Saint-Sulpice seminary and spiritual director. 1 Ambrose of Alexandria Friend, protector, and patron of Origen, converted from Valentinianism. 1 Guillaume Astanove Count of Fezensac, initial protector of Austind. 1 Raymond Coppa Archbishop of Auch who initiated the cemetery reform. 1 Raymond the Elder Bishop holding multiple sees in Gascony, deposed by Austind. 1 Maximilian I, Elector of Bavaria Duke of Bavaria, leader of the Catholic League. 1 Abbé Gudard Author of the work 'Les Saints de la Haute-Marne'. 1 Philippe Mazzeri Chancellor of Cyprus and the saint's first biographer. 1 Sancho I King of Portugal at the end of the 12th century. 1 Agelfride Bishop of Liège who translated the relics. 1 Wamba King of the Visigoths who donated the Flavian Valley to Giles. 1 Jacques Béniti Father of Philip, a noble bourgeois of Florence. 1 Stephen the African Historian and biographer of Saint Amator. 1 Gaspard Barzée Jesuit appointed rector of the college of Goa by Xavier. 1 Lucius Intrusive Arian bishop of Alexandria who persecuted the orthodox monks. 1 Blandin Bason Father of Saint Anstrude. 1 Abbé Corblot Author of the Hagiography of the Diocese of Amiens. 1 Léonard de Trapes Archbishop of Auch who conducted the invention of the relics in 1610. 1 Eutice Christian mother and martyr of Saint Taurinus. 1 William of Auvergne Bishop of Paris who entrusted the direction of monasteries to Thibaud. 1 Turpin Archbishop of Reims who deposited the relics. 1 Desiderius of Bourges Former bishop of Bourges in whose household Augustus served. 1 Matthew Paris Medieval chronicler cited as a source. 1 Raisain Hagiographer who inscribed Didier in the sacred records. 1 Arnold of Cologne Archbishop of Cologne who performed the exhumation of the saint's body in 1147. 1 De Bottis family Noble or honorable family from Florence from which Villana descended. 1 Hermann of Reichenau Medieval historian and chronicler. 1 Sigobard Faithful disciple of Saint Riquier in his retreat. 1 Walafrid Strabo Author of a verse history of the saint. 1 Chosroes King of Persia who honored Saint Sergius. 1 Ludovico Antonio Muratori Editor of the homilies of Saint Maximus. 1 Sergius Paulus Proconsul of Cyprus converted by Saint Paul, companion of Aphrodisius. 1 Ennodius of Pavia Deacon and author of a vigorous apology in favor of Symmachus. 1 Latinus Wealthy man from Chalon converted by Marcellus. 1 Paul Guérin Author of the Petits Bollandistes. 1 Jacques de Fieschi Father of the saint and Viceroy of Naples. 1 Joseph Calosirto Father of the saint. 1 Richard Wassebourg Archdeacon of Verdun and 17th-century historian, author of the Antiquités de la Gaule belgique. 1 Bolesław II the Generous King of Poland excommunicated by Gregory VII for his crimes. 1 Leo the Isaurian Byzantine emperor and initiator of the iconoclast heresy. 1 Barthélemy Ricci Novice master of Charles Spinola at Nola. 1 Jean de Liège Dean of Saint-Lambert in Liège and canon of Oignies, advisor to Guillaume. 1 Bishop of Châlons Prelate who restored the church of Porthe after the barbarian invasions. 1 Lauduin Companion of Bruno and his successor at the Grande Chartreuse. 1 Abbé Bouaquet Secretary General of the Bishopric of Rodez and author. 1 Jacques Glanay The saint's first Italian biographer. 1 Paul Menco Physician and father of Pope Leo II. 1 Bernardin François Archbishop of Embrun in the 18th century who authenticated the relics. 1 Gisèle Friend of Émilienne to whom she appears after her death. 1 Van Haegen d'Alost Painter who depicted the martyrdom of Margaret in the 18th century. 1 Adolius Lord of Ephesus whose workers opened the cavern. 1 Zonus Priest who buried the martyrs. 1 Don Jérôme de Parédès Father of the saint. 1 Matthias I Archduke of Austria and later Emperor, brother of Rudolf II. 1 William of Volpiano Reforming abbot who rebuilt the abbey in the 11th century. 1 Duchess of Lucca Noblewoman who offered her assistance to Anna-Maria. 1 Aegidius Roman general who besieged Chinon in 446. 1 Landri Leude or lord at the court of Chelles. 1 Van der Burgh Archbishop of Cambrai who approved the saint's office in 1625. 1 Antoine de Berges Abbot of Saint-Bertin who conducted the solemn visitation of the relics in 1516. 1 Cardinal Pignatelli Archbishop of Naples who invited the saint to preach. 1 Peter the Fisherman Hermit and founder of the Holy Cross Hospital. 1 Hardouin Archbishop of Tours at the time of the monks' installation. 1 Jonas of Autun Bishop of Autun in the 9th century. 1 Polycrates of Ephesus Bishop of Ephesus who defended the Asian tradition of the date of Easter. 1 Precordius A young man resurrected by Saint Mellon in Rouen. 1 Geoffrey Greymantle Count of Anjou who donated relics to the church of Loches. 1 Thuribius II Predecessor of Principius on the episcopal see of Le Mans. 1 H. Congnet Dean of the chapter of Soissons and source author. 1 Anub Brother of Saint Pambo. 1 Benignus Priest and teacher of Saint Livinus during his youth. 1 Curé de Vitel Author of the source work for the biography. 1 Simplicius Predecessor of Ceraunus on the episcopal see of Paris. 1 Ogine Mother of Saint Godelieve. 1 Gerard I of Florines Bishop who oversaw the translation of the relics of Saint John. 1 Judas Maccabeus Jewish leader cited for having instituted sacrifices for the dead in the Old Testament. 1 Back to themes