S. Barsumas, nicht zu verwechseln mit dem Häretiker dieses Namens, der gegen die Synode von Chalcedon im Jahre 451 auftrat und im J. 458 starb, wird in der Stadt Sis in Armenien verehrt, wo sich seine Reliquien befinden. (Mg.)
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