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Protus and Hyacinth

Protus and Hyacinth

Christian martyrs.

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    Roman Christian martyr (died c 258).

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    Head of the Catholic Church from 366 to 384.

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  8. Chamberlain (office)

    Person in charge of managing a household.

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  1. Hyacinth of Caesarea

    2nd-century Christian martyr and saint.

    18%

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    Roman Christian martyr (died c 258).

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  3. September 11 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)

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    Polish Dominican priest and missionary.

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