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• - Titular see in Syria.
  
• - Bishop of Linz. (1770-1852)
  
• - Jurist, born at Constance. (1461-1536)
  
• - From delos, a derivative of deo "to boil", to "throb with heat".
  
• - Diocese in Hungary.
  
• - Italian painter. (1581-1641)
  
• - Reigned 741-752.
  
• - Exegete, born either at Diest or Brussels during the latter half of the fifteenth century; died at Louvain, 25 August, 1559.
  
• - Priest and physicist. (1797-1873)
  
• - The small, round skullcap of the ecclesiastic.
  
• - Founder of Celtic philology, an eminent philologist, and studied at the gymnasium of Bamberg. (1806-1856)
  
• - Priest and physicist. (1776-1846)
  
• - The capital of the Swiss canton of the same name.
  
• - A territory in South Africa inhabited by the Zulus or Amazulus, who belong to the Bantu family.
  
• - A sect which flourished in the eighteenth century at Ronsdorf in the Duchy of Berg.
  
• - Titular see of Asia Minor, suffragan of Amasea in the Helenopontus.
  
• - Chancellor of Poland. (1547-1620)
  
• - Diocese in Greece.
  
• - Ecclesiastical writer, born at Katloez, County of Neutra, Hungary. (1831-1887)
  
• - Twelfth-century Byzantine chronicler and canonist.
  
• - Located on the eastern coast of Africa, colonized by Asiatic nations.
  
• - Historian who took vows at the Abbey of Zwiefalten 21 November, 1707, was ordained priest, 21 March, 1713, and became professor of theology at his monastery.
  
• - A famous exegete of the Premonstratensian Order; born at Chrysopolis (Besançon); died about 1155.
  
• - Byzantine historian.
  
• - Diocese in Hungary.
  
• - The ninth of the twelve Minor Prophets of the Canon of the Old Testament; preached and wrote in the second half of the seventh century B.C.
  
• - Archdiocese in Dalmatia.
  
• - One of the twelve sons of Jacob and ancestor of the tribe of the same name.
  
• - Titular see of Asia Minor, suffragan of Seleucia, Trachaea in Isauria.
  
• - Titular see of Numidia. Zama Major and Zama Minor.
  
• - Founded in New York, by Ellen O'Keefe (Mother Zita) in 1890.
  
• - Franciscan born at Zierikzee, a town in the Province of Zeeland, Holland. (1405-1462)
  
• - Cistercian abbey in Austria.
  
• - Diocese in Chaldea.
  
• - Publisher, first printer of Cologne. (d. 1507)
  
• - The Benedictus, given in Luke 1:68-79. One of the three great canticles in the opening chapters of this Gospel.
  
• - Musical theorist. (1550-1623)
  
• - Artist born in the suburb of Fuente de Cantos in Estramadure, on the boundaries of Andalusia, Nov., 1598.
  
• - A Pueblo tribe residing on the bank of the Rio Zuñi near the boundary of New Mexico.
  
• - Greco-Melchite diocese.
  
• - Cardinal, celebrated canonist, born at Padua. (1360-1417)
  
• - Orientalist, born at Meran, in the Tyrol 1801. Died at the Abbey of Marienberg near Meran in 1881.
  
• - Greek philosopher. (b. 490 B.C.)
  
• - Followers of the movement to segregate the Jewish people as a nation.
  
• - Statesman, philologist, defender of Church rights. (1793-1873)
  
• - Model and heavenly patroness of domestic servants.
  
• - Comprises the State of Zulia in the Republic of Venezuela.
  
• - Composer, born at Naples. (1752-1837)
  
• - Cardinal Vicar of Rome and writer on medieval geography, born at Legnano of noble parents. (1769-1843)
  
• - Architect born at Jakobswalde in Silesia. (1802-1861)
  
• - Franciscan born at Durango in the Basque. Custodian of the convent of Abrojo.
  
• - Philippine Islands, including the islands of Basilan, Camiguin, Dinagat, Mindanao, Siargao, and the Sulu Archipelago.
  
• - A Mexican tribe dwelling in the western part of Chipas, north of the Sierra Madre, and part of Tabasco and Oaxaca.
  
• - Spanish Franciscan, born at Bilbao, Vizeaya, Spain. (1780-1846)
  
• - Diocese in the Republic of Mexico, suffragan of Guadalajara.
  
• - Founder of the Reformation in Switzerland, born at Wildhaus in Switzerland. (1484-1531)
  
• - Bishop of Florence. (d. 337)
  
• - Titular see of Numidia in Africa.
  
• - Fourth-century bishop and martyr.
  
• - Reigned 198-217.
  
• - Cistercian abbey in Hungary.
  
• - The prophecy of Zacharias is one of the books admitted by both Jews and Christians into their canon of Sacred Writings, one of the Minor Prophets.
  
• - Titular see in Cilicia.
  
• - Mexican tribe located chiefly in Oaxaca and Guerrero.
  
• - Austrian canonist. (1712-1766)
  
• - Prefecture Apostolic of the Zambesi Mission.
  
• - A titular see of Palestina Tertia.
  
• - Archeologist and numismatist. (1755-1809)
  
• - Philosopher and theologian. (1752-1820)
  
• - Reigned 417-418.
  
• - Italian musical theorist. (1517-1590)
  
• - Theologian, historian, and writer. (1714-1795)
  
• - Cardinal, theologian, and philosopher. (1833-1893)
  
• - Vicariate Apostolic in Ecuador.
  
• - Philosopher and canonist. (1735-1813)
  
• - Prince-Bishop of Seckau. (1771-1848)
  
  

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