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140:(Theodore the General), two important military saints of the Byzantine period. The two saints are likely identical in origin, the veneration of Theodore of Amasea is ascertained for the late 4th century, while the tradition of Theodore Stratelates develops from that of Theodore of Amasea by the 9th century. There is a Coptic Life of Theodore the General, which places his martyrdom in Egypt. In Coptic tradition, the saint is also known as Saint Theodore of Shwtp.
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Convent of our Lady of the Murate there was a rib of St. Theodore the Martyr, which had been mislaid and forgotten, but which the saint revealed in a vision to Sister Maria of Scarperia. The chronicle of the convent included many wonderful events associated with this relic. An
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But he hath left us the memory of his battles as a lesson, assembling the faithful in crowds, instructing the Church, driving away evil spirits, bringing down good angels among us, procuring all suitable gifts for us from God, converting this place into a hospital for every variety of disease, a
205:(c. 250 – 310). He was among a surge of soldiers who were martyred in the 4th century. He is described as "a poor soldier, newly conscripted." Gregory said, "This, as we believe, is he who during the past year calmed the stormy fury of the barbarians, and stopped the terrible war of the savage
306:, and took the headless body of Saint Theodore the Martyr from its church of Saint Sophia. The saint was headless because the Emperor Licinius had decapitated him after he had slain a dragon. A relative of Jacopo, Marco Dauro, took the body to Venice where he placed it in the church of
425:, the patron saint of toothache. His successors continued to add to the collection. In 1762 it was reported that the body of Saint Theodore the Martyr was lying in a magnificent shrine of silver or brass gilt, adorned with crystals and gems and enameled with gold, in the monastery of
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and retreat to Russia. The victory occurred on the anniversary of Saint
Theodore the Martyr, and the army thought that the knight on the white horse was the saint. The emperor repaired the church of Theodore in
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haven for those who are tossed in a sea of affliction, a store-house for the needy poor, a secure home for the wayfarer, a never-failing place of meeting for those who celebrate the festival.
310:. Saint Theodore and the dragon were later commemorated in a statue on top of his column in Venice. The Irish friar Simon Fitz-Simon passed through Venice in 1323 on his way to the
295:. However, Saint Theodore was often used as a symbol of Venice's affiliation to Byzantium and as Venice became more independent, Saint Theodore's presence waned in the city.
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407:, who rebuilt their church in 1670 at their own expense, preserved the body of Saint Theodore the Martyr with great veneration. It had been given to them by Cardinal
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in Amasia in 383, in the church where the saint's remains were said to be located. This
Theodore was a Roman soldier martyred around 303 in the time of the Emperor
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in 970 in which the whole Greek army saw a champion on a white horse fighting before the first ranks. He disappeared after the battle was won. The
Russian prince
240:. An observer in Rome in 1844 of a Capuchin's panegyric of Saint Theodore at the church dedicated to the martyr, on the saint's day, recorded as a sample,
353:, England, a new church was built by Abbott Gunther in 1069. In 1105 relics of Theodore the Martyr were translated to the church. John of Glastonbury's
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Statue of St Theodore on western column in Piazzetta in Venice
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1127:Davis, Robert Charles; Marvin, Garry (2004).
143:There are other martyrs called Theodore, see
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283:of Venice under the spiritual leadership of
1055:Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
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1133:. University of California Press.
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1230:"Origin and Meaning of Theodore"
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1180:. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
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1383:. A. and W. Galignani. 1825.
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1014:. Harvard University Press.
368:(1202–1204) the German monk
345:once held relics of Theodore
298:In 1257 Jacopo Dauro raided
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380:, a piece of Saint
293:Mark the Evangelist
153:Teodor Komogovinski
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