Name
Patermouthios, saint with cult at Jeme (Upper Egypt)
Saint ID
S01222
Gender
Male
Type of Saint
Monastic founders
| ID | Title | E02443 | Coptic sale of a property, from Jeme (Upper Egypt), mentioning Abba *Patermouthios (saint with cult at Jeme, S01222); dated 25 February 750. | E02445 | Coptic agreement over land property, from Jeme (Upper Egypt), mentioning a topos of Apa *Patermoute (saint with cult at Jeme, S01222); dated 8 December 722. | E02462 | Coptic sale of half a house, from Jeme (Upper Egypt), a property located outside of (the area of) the 'great bishop' *Patermouthios (saint with cult at Jeme, S01222); dated 12 June 725. | E04022 | Coptic agreement concerning the separation of inherited property, from Jeme (Upper Egypt), listing a priest of Apa *Patermouthios (saint with cult at Jeme, S01222) at castron Jeme among the various witnesses; dated 6 October 719. | E04030 | Coptic will of Susanna, from Jeme (Upper Egypt), bequeathing her property to her five grandchildren, mentioning a church dedicated to Apa *Patermoute (saint with cult at Jeme, S01222) at Jeme, of which she owns a fifth, as well as land property located near the church of the *Apostles (S00084) at castron Jeme; dated some time before the year 749. | E04040 | Coptic inscription on nummulitic limestone, presumably from Middle Egypt, with a long invocation to a large number of saints including *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033), *Michael (the Archangel, S00181), *Adam (the first man, S00772), the *Patriarchs (S00138) and *Apostles (S00084), the martyrs *Viktor (martyr of Egypt, son of Romanos, S00749), *Phoibammon (soldier and martyr of Assiut, S00080), *Paul (the first anchorite, S00089) and his brothers, as well as list of holy monastic figures, such as *Apollo, Anoup and Phib (monks and monastic founders, S00774), *Patermoute (perhaps the saint with cult at Jeme,S01222), *Proou, and all the saints; datable to the 6th/9th century. | E05704 | Coptic document from Jeme (Upper Egypt) addressing the monastic community of Apa *Patermouthios (saint with cult at Jeme, S01222) acknowledging the settlement of a dispute; datable to the 8th century. |
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