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== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_37864" /> ==
<p> (1) Saint, a martyr at Nantes, with his brother Rogantius, cir. A.D. 299; commemorated May 24; </p> <p> (2) bishop and confessor in Africa, under Hunnericus, commemorated September 6; </p> <p> (3) bishop of Claudii [[Forum]] at the [[Council]] of Rome, A.D. 313; </p> <p> (4) saint, a bishop and confessor of Chalons-sur-Saone, cir. A.D. 346, commemorated August 7; </p> <p> (5) saint, a bishop of [[Rheims]] (commonly called St. Donas), A.D. 360-390, a [[Roman]] by birth, commemorated October 14; </p> <p> (6) bishop, of Telepte, in Africa, presided at the council there, A.D. 418. </p>
<p> (1) Saint, a martyr at Nantes, with his brother Rogantius, cir. A.D. 299; commemorated May 24; </p> <p> (2) bishop and confessor in Africa, under Hunnericus, commemorated September 6; </p> <p> (3) bishop of Claudii [[Forum]] at the [[Council]] of Rome, A.D. 313; </p> <p> (4) saint, a bishop and confessor of Chalons-sur-Saone, cir. A.D. 346, commemorated August 7; </p> <p> (5) saint, a bishop of [[Rheims]] (commonly called St. Donas), A.D. 360-390, a [[Roman]] by birth, commemorated October 14; </p> <p> (6) bishop, of Telepte, in Africa, presided at the council there, A.D. 418. </p>
       
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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]

(1) Saint, a martyr at Nantes, with his brother Rogantius, cir. A.D. 299; commemorated May 24;

(2) bishop and confessor in Africa, under Hunnericus, commemorated September 6;

(3) bishop of Claudii Forum at the Council of Rome, A.D. 313;

(4) saint, a bishop and confessor of Chalons-sur-Saone, cir. A.D. 346, commemorated August 7;

(5) saint, a bishop of Rheims (commonly called St. Donas), A.D. 360-390, a Roman by birth, commemorated October 14;

(6) bishop, of Telepte, in Africa, presided at the council there, A.D. 418.

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