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12S. Dioscorus, (14, Dec. al. 20. Febr.), ein Knabe und Martyrer zu Alexandria. S. S. Heron.
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Dioscorus, S. (12)
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Dioscorus, S. (10) — 10S. Dioscorus, (28. Juni), ein Martyrer zu Alexandria in Aegypten. S. S. Serenus … Vollständiges Heiligen-Lexikon
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