- Helpidius, SS. (1)
1SS. Helpidius, Hermogenes, Eupolites et Lupus, (2. Mai), Martyrer, welche zu Melitene (jetzt Malatia) in Armenien gelitten haben. (I. 180.)
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Helpidius, SS. (1)
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