Name
Lucifer, bishop of Cagliari and confessor, ob. 370
Saint ID
S02316
Number in BH
-
Reported Death Not Before
370
Reported Death Not After
370
Gender
Male
Type of Saint
"Confessors"
| ID | Title | E03247 | The Latin Martyrdom of *Luxorius/Ruxorius, Cisellus and Camerinus (martyrs of Cagliari, S01877) narrates Luxorius’ conversion and baptism, his arrest and trial, the arrest of the small children Cisellus and Camerinus, and the death and burial of all protagonists outside the walls of Cagliari; contains a mention of *Lucifer (bishop of Cagliari, S02316). Written presumably in Cagliari (Sardinia), at an uncertain date between the 6th and the 10th c. | E06239 | The Libellus precum of Faustinus and Marcellinus, a petition to the emperor Theodosius from two presbyters belonging to the schismatic group known as Luciferians, attributes a punishing miracle (datable to 362/3) to the power of the deceased *Maximus (bishop of Naples, ob. 355/362, S02171) and the living *Lucifer (bishop of Cagliari, ob. 370, S02316). Written in Latin, probably in Constantinople, 383/385. | E08616 | The Libellus precum of Faustinus and Marcellinus, a petition to the emperor Theodosius from two presbyters belonging to the schismatic group known as Luciferians, attributes numerous miracles to *Lucifer (bishop of Cagliari and confessor, ob. 370, S02316) and *Gregory (bishop of Elvira, ob. c. 392, S02264). Written in Latin, probably in Constantinople, 383/385. |
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