Category:4th-century Christian saints
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Pages in category "4th-century Christian saints"
The following 184 pages are in this category, out of approximately 286 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Macarius of Alexandria
- Macarius of Egypt
- Macarius of Jerusalem
- Macrina the Elder
- Macrina the Younger
- Malchus of Syria
- Mansuetus (bishop of Toul)
- Saint Marcellina
- Pope Marcellinus
- Pope Marcellus I
- Saint Marinus
- Pope Mark
- Martin of Tongres
- Martin of Tours
- Saint Martiros
- Maternus (bishop of Milan)
- Maternus of Cologne
- Matthew the Hermit
- Maturinus
- Maxima of Rome
- Maximin of Trier
- Maximus III of Jerusalem
- Melania the Younger
- Meletius of Antioch
- Mellonius
- Mesrop Mashtots
- Metrophanes of Byzantium
- Pope Miltiades
- Mirian III
- Mirocles (bishop of Milan)
- Mohrael
- Monas (bishop of Milan)
- Saint Monica
- Moses (bishop of the Arabs)
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- Pachomius the Great
- Pacian
- Palladius of Antioch
- Pambo
- Paphnutius of Thebes
- Paphnutius the Ascetic
- Saint Paris
- Paschasius of Vienne
- Patapios
- Patiens
- Paul I of Constantinople
- Paul of Neocaesarea
- Paul of Tammah
- Paul of Thebes
- Paul the Simple
- Paulinus of Trier
- Pelagia
- Peter II of Alexandria
- Peter of Sebaste
- Petronius of Egypt
- Saint Pharmutius
- Philastrius
- Pierius
- Pijimi
- Proculus of Verona
- Protasius (bishop of Milan)
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- Saint Isidore of Alexandria
- Saizana
- Salome of Ujarma
- Sapor, Isaac, Mahanes, Abraham, and Simeon
- Sarah the Martyr
- Sargis the General
- Satyrus of Arezzo
- Satyrus of Milan
- Serapion of Thmuis
- Serapion the Sindonite
- Sergius of Cappadocia
- Servatius of Tongeren
- Severin of Cologne
- Severinus of Bordeaux
- Silvanus of Gaza (hieromartyr)
- Similien of Nantes
- Simplician
- Simplicius of Vienne
- Pope Siricius
- Saint Spyridon
- Pope Sylvester I
- Sylvia of Aquitaine
- Sylvius of Toulouse
- Syncletica of Alexandria
- Syrus of Genoa