A The fifth Day.
AT Antioch the birth-day of S. Phocas Martyr, who after many iniuryes suffered for the name of Christ, how glo∣riously he tryumphed ouer the old Serpēt, is euē vntill this day declared to the world
The Roman martyrologe according to the reformed calendar faithfully translated out of Latin into English, by G.K. of the Society of Iesus.
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- The Roman martyrologe according to the reformed calendar faithfully translated out of Latin into English, by G.K. of the Society of Iesus.
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by a miracle; which is, that if any one be bitten of a serpent, as soone as with a fir∣me fayth he toucheth the gate of this Mar∣tyrs Church, is presently cured. At Caesarea in Palestine of S. Adrian Martyr, who in the persecution of Diocletian, for the confession of his fayth, by commaundment of Firmilia∣nus President, being first cast vnto a Lyon, and afterwards slayne by the sword, recea∣ued a Crowne of Martyrdome. The same day the passion of the Saints Eusebius a Courtier, with nyne other Martyrs. At Cae∣sarea in Palestine of S. Theophilus Bishop, who vnder Seuerus Emperour, was greatly renow∣ned for wisdome, and holynes of lyfe. Mo∣reouer in Palestine vpon the riuer banke of Iordan, of S. Gerasimus Anchoret, who flou∣rished in the tyme of Zeno the Emperour.