The memory of the holy martyr Tation

This holy martyr was a native of Mantinea, which was in the Clavdiopolis metropolis and the Honoria diocese [Mantinea and Claudiopolis were in the Honoria region of the northwestern Roman province of Bithynia.

The metropolises of the Greeks were the main cities of the provinces, and the dioceses of the provincial provinces.

Claudius, who had been seized by the Gentiles for his faith in Christ, was taken to the city of Bithynia, near the upper course of the river Billaeus.

I was in jail.

After this he was to be interrogated again, and as he remained steadfast in the faith of Christ, he was first beaten with sticks, and then began to be whipped with iron weapons, after which he was again beaten and dragged around the city.

When the thief reached the city, the holy martyr surrounded himself with the sign of the cross and at this time he heard a voice from above, which announced to him a joyful future, after which he surrendered his spirit to the Lord.

It's exactly 305.

Emperor Basil in his monthly address calls him Tatian.] . _________________________________________________________________ On the same day, the memory of St. George Limneot, a confessor who fought under the emperor iconoclast Leo III Isavre (717-741 years).

On the same day, the memory of the reverend Arsenius of Komel, the Vologda miracle worker, who died in 1550. On the same day, the relics of St. Peter the Great, the all-Russian miracle worker, were transferred (in 1479).