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Wsk: /* 257-260 (8th) Persecution of Christians under Emperor Valerian (253-260) */

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‎257-260 (8th) Persecution of Christians under Emperor Valerian (253-260)

Ixthis888: /* Nineteenth century (1801-1900) */

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‎Nineteenth century (1801-1900)

Ixthis888: *1803 Blessed Xenia of St. Petersburg, February 6.

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*1803 Blessed Xenia of St. Petersburg, February 6.

Ixthis888: *1894 Theophan the Recluse, January 6.

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*1894 Theophan the Recluse, January 6.

Ixthis888: 1879 - Nikolay Alexandrovich Motovilov, Servant to Seraphim, no glorification d. January 14

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1879 - Nikolay Alexandrovich Motovilov, Servant to Seraphim, no glorification d. January 14

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 === Unknown dates ===
 * Hieromartyr Therapon, Bp. of Cyprus, [[May 25]], ''c.'' 284-305 under Diocletian.
 * Sozon of Cilicia, d. [[September 7]], ''c.'' 284-305 under Emperor Maximian.
 * [[Ten Holy Martyrs of Crete]], [[December 23]].

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 **[[Donald of Scotland]], died in Olgivy, Forfarshire (Scotland), [[July 15]].
-==Nineth century (801-900)==
+==Ninth century (801-900)==
 *803 [[Irene of Athens]], iconodule, d. [[August 9]] in Lesbos.
 *806 Translation of the relics of ''Hieromartyr'' Therapon, Bp. of Cyprus, from Cyprus to Constantinople, [[November 12]].

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 *390
 **[[Macarius the Great]], <ref>According to the Coptic Orthodox Synaxarium this date is 392. He was ninety-seven years old.</ref> [[January 19]]
-**''Emperor Theodosius obliged to do public penance by [[Ambrose of Milan]] for having suppressed a riot at Thessaloniki via a massacre.''
+**''Emperor Theodosius obliged to do public [[penance]] by [[Ambrose of Milan]] for having suppressed a riot at Thessaloniki via a massacre.''
 *391 [[Gregory the Theologian]], ABp. of Constantinople, reposed peacefully [[January 25]].

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 *305 '''Great martyrs: [[Panteleimon]]''' [[ July 27]]; '''[[Catherine of Alexandria]]''', d. [[November 24|Nov 24]]; '''[[Barbara of Heliopolis]]''', [[December 4]]; Martyrs Anicetus of Nicomedia and his nephew Photius <ref>Sts. Anicetus and Photius are mentioned in the prayers for the Blessing of Oil and the Lesser Blessing of Water (BOOK OF NEEDS, 1987, p. 230).</ref>, [[August 12]].
-*306 '''Great martyrs:''' '''[[Theodore of Tyro]]''', [[February 17]]; '''[[Demetrios of Thessaloniki]]''', [[October 26]]; Bp. [[Parthenios of Lampsacus]]; [[Adrian and Natalia|Adrian]], is martyred [[March 4]] at Nicomedia <ref>The accuracy of the dating is in question; some sources state that there were actually two Adrians martyred at Nicomedia, one under Diocletian, and one under Licinius. Saint Hadrian shares a feast day with his wife on [[September 8]]; he also has feast day alone on [[March 4]] and [[August 26]].</ref>; Cyril, Bp.of Antioch, dies at mines; ''Martyrs'' Aristocles, the Presbyter of Cyprus, Deacon Demetrian and Athanasius the Reader beheaded in Salamis under Maximian Galerius, [[June 20]].
+*306 '''Great martyrs:''' '''[[Theodore the Tyro]]''', [[February 17]]; '''[[Demetrios of Thessaloniki]]''', [[October 26]]; Bp. [[Parthenios of Lampsacus]]; [[Adrian and Natalia|Adrian]], is martyred [[March 4]] at Nicomedia <ref>The accuracy of the dating is in question; some sources state that there were actually two Adrians martyred at Nicomedia, one under Diocletian, and one under Licinius. Saint Hadrian shares a feast day with his wife on [[September 8]]; he also has feast day alone on [[March 4]] and [[August 26]].</ref>; Cyril, Bp.of Antioch, dies at mines; ''Martyrs'' Aristocles, the Presbyter of Cyprus, Deacon Demetrian and Athanasius the Reader beheaded in Salamis under Maximian Galerius, [[June 20]].
 *308 [[Jacob of Nisibis|James]] (d.338) appointed first Bp. of Nisibis (Syria).

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 *412 [[Patrick of Ireland]] has a vision of God informing him that he will leave for Ireland; Barnabas of Asia Minor, and his nephew Sophronius, [[August 18]].
 *415 ''Pelagianism is attacked at the [[Council of Diospolis]]''
-*418 ''Pelagianism is condemned at the [[Council of Carthage]]''
+*418 ''Pelagianism is condemned at the [[Councils of Carthage|Council of Carthage]]''
 *419 King [[Brychan of Brecknock]] born, ca. 419, in South Wales.
 *420 ''"Institutions of the Monastic Life"'' written by [[John Cassian]].

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 ====257-260 (8th) Persecution of Christians under Emperor Valerian (253-260)====
-*257 Stephen, Bp. of Rome, dies, perhaps martyred; Novatian martyred during persecution under Valerian.
+*257 [[Stephen I of Rome|Stephen]], Bp. of Rome, dies, perhaps martyred; [[Novatian]] martyred during persecution under Valerian.
 *258
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 ** Roman soldier Romanus baptised by Martyr [[Lawrence of Rome|Laurence]], and immediately beheaded [[August 9]].
 ** Roman Martyr [[Lawrence of Rome|Laurence]], Archdeacon, d. [[August 10]]
-** Roman Martyrs Pope Xystus II (Sixtus), Deacon Felicissimus, and Deacon Agapitus, d. [[August 10]];
+** Roman Martyrs Pope [[Sixtus II of Rome|Xystus II (Sixtus)]], Deacon Felicissimus, and Deacon Agapitus, d. [[August 10]];
 ** [[Hippolytus of Rome]], dragged by wild horses over stones, d. [[August 13]].
 ** [[Concordia of Rome]], foster mother of [[Hippolytus of Rome|Hippolytus]], executed and body thrown into an unclean place, [[August 13]].

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 ==Nineteenth century (1801-1900)==
-*1803 Blessed Xenia of St. Petersburg, [[February 6]].
+*1803 Blessed [[Xenia of St. Petersburg]], [[February 6]].
 *1804 [[Euthymius the Elder]], abbot of St. John the Baptist monastery in the Davit-Gareji Wilderness, d. [[August 8]].
 *1805 [[Macarius Notaras of Corinth|Makarius of Corinth]], a central figure in the [[Kollyvades Movement]].

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 *1890 ''c,'' ''[[Unseen Warfare]]'' further revised by [[Theophan the Recluse]].
 *1891 [[Ambrose of Optina]], <ref>Saint [[Ambrose of Optina]] was canonised in 1988 by the local council of the [[Russian Orthodox Church]]</ref> died [[October 23]] (fd: [[October 10]]).
 *1900 [[Meletius of Ryazan |Meletius]], bishop of Ryazan, missionary to Yakutia, [[January 14]]; [[Martyrs of China|Martyrdom of Orthodox Christians]] in Chinese Boxer Rebellion (Yihetuan Movement), [[June 11]].

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 *1872 '''[[Phyletism]] declared [[heresy]] by [[Council of Jerusalem]].
 *1877 Death of [[Arsenios of Paros]], [[January 31]].
-*1879 [[Innocent of Alaska]], [[Equal-to-the-Apostles]], [[March 31]].
+*1879 [[Innocent of Alaska]], [[Equal-to-the-Apostles]], [[March 31]]; Nikolay Alexandrovich Motovilov, ''Servant to [[Seraphim of Sarov|Seraphim]]'', not glorified, d. [[January 14]].
 *1882 [[Mitrophan Ji]] becomes the first Chinese ordained a priest in the [[Church of China]].
 *1888 Glorification of the St. Petersburg [[Mother of God Joy of All Who Sorrow]] icon, [[July 23]].