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− | + | '''''Basil''''' may refer to any of the following saints: | |
− | + | *'''[[Basil the Great]]''', Bishop of [[Caesarea]] in Cappadocia ([[January 1]]) | |
− | + | *[[Basil of Ancyra]] , 4th century martyr ([[January 1]]) | |
− | + | *[[Basil the Elder]], son of [[Macrina the Elder]] and father of Basil the Great ([[January 1]]) | |
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*Memory of St. Basil the Great's family ([[January 8]]) | *Memory of St. Basil the Great's family ([[January 8]]) | ||
*St. Basil, or St. Eustratios the Wonderworker ([[January 9]]) | *St. Basil, or St. Eustratios the Wonderworker ([[January 9]]) | ||
*Miracle of St. Basil the Great ([[January 19]]) | *Miracle of St. Basil the Great ([[January 19]]) | ||
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*Basil the Confessor, Archbishop of Thessaloniki ([[February 1]]) | *Basil the Confessor, Archbishop of Thessaloniki ([[February 1]]) | ||
*'''[[Basil the Confessor]]''', Bishop of Parium ([[February 28]] and [[April 12]]) | *'''[[Basil the Confessor]]''', Bishop of Parium ([[February 28]] and [[April 12]]) | ||
*Basil the Martyr ([[February 6]]) | *Basil the Martyr ([[February 6]]) | ||
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*Basil the Martyr ([[March 14]]) | *Basil the Martyr ([[March 14]]) | ||
− | *Basil | + | *[[Basil of Ancyra]], Bishop of Ancyra and 4th century Hieromartyr ([[March 22]) |
*Basil the Young ([[March 26]]) | *Basil the Young ([[March 26]]) | ||
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*'''[[Basil of Ostrog]]''', Metropolitan of Zahumlje and Herzegovina (1639-1671) ([[April 29]]) - (Serbian, Saint Vasilije) | *'''[[Basil of Ostrog]]''', Metropolitan of Zahumlje and Herzegovina (1639-1671) ([[April 29]]) - (Serbian, Saint Vasilije) | ||
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*Basil the Martyr ([[June 17]]) | *Basil the Martyr ([[June 17]]) | ||
*Basil, Bishop of Patelarias ([[June 22]]) | *Basil, Bishop of Patelarias ([[June 22]]) | ||
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*Basil ([[July 1]]) | *Basil ([[July 1]]) | ||
*Basil the Martyr ([[July 6]]) | *Basil the Martyr ([[July 6]]) | ||
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*'''[[Basil and Theodore|Basil of the Kiev Caves]]''' ([[August 11]]) | *'''[[Basil and Theodore|Basil of the Kiev Caves]]''' ([[August 11]]) | ||
*Basil ([[August 16]]) | *Basil ([[August 16]]) | ||
*'''[[Basil the Blessed]]''', the Fool-for-Christ (Russian) ([[August 2]]) | *'''[[Basil the Blessed]]''', the Fool-for-Christ (Russian) ([[August 2]]) | ||
*Basil the Macedonian Emperor ([[August 29]]) | *Basil the Macedonian Emperor ([[August 29]]) | ||
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*Basil, Bishop of Trebizond ([[October 20]]), ruled from 1332. | *Basil, Bishop of Trebizond ([[October 20]]), ruled from 1332. | ||
*Basil the Martyr ([[October 25]]) | *Basil the Martyr ([[October 25]]) | ||
*Basil the Martyr ([[October 26]]) | *Basil the Martyr ([[October 26]]) | ||
*Basil the Martyr ([[October 28]]) | *Basil the Martyr ([[October 28]]) | ||
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*Basil ([[November 18]]) | *Basil ([[November 18]]) | ||
*Basil the Martyr ([[November 28]]) | *Basil the Martyr ([[November 28]]) | ||
*Basil the deacon ([[November 28]]) | *Basil the deacon ([[November 28]]) | ||
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*Basil ([[December 15]]) | *Basil ([[December 15]]) | ||
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*Basil of the 300 Alamanous Cyprian martyrs and Bishop No commemoration | *Basil of the 300 Alamanous Cyprian martyrs and Bishop No commemoration | ||
− | + | ''Basil'' may also refer to certain emperors: | |
*Basil I the Macedonian, Byzantine E. (811-886, ruled from 867) | *Basil I the Macedonian, Byzantine E. (811-886, ruled from 867) | ||
*Basil II Bulgaroktonus, Byzantine E. (958-1025, ruled from 976) | *Basil II Bulgaroktonus, Byzantine E. (958-1025, ruled from 976) | ||
− | + | ''Basil'' may also refer to several modern bishops: | |
*[[Basil (Essey) of Wichita]] (1948-Present) | *[[Basil (Essey) of Wichita]] (1948-Present) | ||
− | *[[Basil (Osborne) of Amphipolis]] ( | + | *[[Basil (Osborne) of Amphipolis]] (2003-2010) |
− | *[[Basil (Rodzianko) of San | + | *[[Basil (Rodzianko) of San Francisco]] (1915-1999) |
− | + | *''[[w:Basil|Basil]]'' is also a type of plant used in certain Orthodox services. | |
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Latest revision as of 13:51, June 13, 2011
Basil may refer to any of the following saints:
- Basil the Great, Bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia (January 1)
- Basil of Ancyra , 4th century martyr (January 1)
- Basil the Elder, son of Macrina the Elder and father of Basil the Great (January 1)
- Memory of St. Basil the Great's family (January 8)
- St. Basil, or St. Eustratios the Wonderworker (January 9)
- Miracle of St. Basil the Great (January 19)
- Basil the Confessor, Archbishop of Thessaloniki (February 1)
- Basil the Confessor, Bishop of Parium (February 28 and April 12)
- Basil the Martyr (February 6)
- Basil the Martyr (March 14)
- Basil of Ancyra, Bishop of Ancyra and 4th century Hieromartyr ([[March 22])
- Basil the Young (March 26)
- Basil of Ostrog, Metropolitan of Zahumlje and Herzegovina (1639-1671) (April 29) - (Serbian, Saint Vasilije)
- Basil the Martyr (June 17)
- Basil, Bishop of Patelarias (June 22)
- Basil (July 1)
- Basil the Martyr (July 6)
- Basil of the Kiev Caves (August 11)
- Basil (August 16)
- Basil the Blessed, the Fool-for-Christ (Russian) (August 2)
- Basil the Macedonian Emperor (August 29)
- Basil, Bishop of Trebizond (October 20), ruled from 1332.
- Basil the Martyr (October 25)
- Basil the Martyr (October 26)
- Basil the Martyr (October 28)
- Basil (November 18)
- Basil the Martyr (November 28)
- Basil the deacon (November 28)
- Basil (December 15)
- Basil of the 300 Alamanous Cyprian martyrs and Bishop No commemoration
Basil may also refer to certain emperors:
- Basil I the Macedonian, Byzantine E. (811-886, ruled from 867)
- Basil II Bulgaroktonus, Byzantine E. (958-1025, ruled from 976)
Basil may also refer to several modern bishops:
- Basil (Essey) of Wichita (1948-Present)
- Basil (Osborne) of Amphipolis (2003-2010)
- Basil (Rodzianko) of San Francisco (1915-1999)
- Basil is also a type of plant used in certain Orthodox services.