[124] Rev. ii. 9.
[125] _Bath-hildr_ in Norse, meaning the maiden (_hildr_) of
the _Bath-stofa_, the female apartment in a Norse, Saxon or Frankish
house. She is sometimes called Bathildes, sometimes Baltidis.
January 27.
S. JULIAN, _B., of Mans, in France_.
S. JULIAN, _M., at Atina, in Italy, circ._ A.D. 133.
S. DEVOTA, _M., in Corsica, circ._ A.D. 303.
S. PETER THE EGYPTIAN, _H., in Syria, circ._ A.D. 400.
S. CHRYSOSTOM, _B. D., at Constantinople_, A.D. 407.
S. DOMITIAN, _Monk and Deacon in Judea_, A.D. 473.
S. MARIUS, _Ab. of La-val-benoit, near Sisteron, in France,
6th cent._
S. LUPUS, _B., of Chalons-sur-Saone, in France, beginning of
7th cent._
S. VITALIAN, _Pope of Rome_, A.D. 671.
S. EMERIUS, _Ab., and his mother_, S. CANDIDA, _at Banoles, in Spain,
end of 8th cent._
S. GAMELBERT, _P., in Bavaria, end of 8th cent._
S. SULPICIUS, _B., of S. Ghislain in Belgium_.
S. THEODORIC II., _B, of Orleans_, A.D. 1022.
S. GILDWIN, _Can. of Dol, in Brittany_, A.D. 1077.
S. JOHN, _B. of French Flanders_, A.D. 1130.